Description says that the bleach dispenser "inserts" bleach during the last 4 minutes of wash while the description of the $354.95 model says that the bleach dispenser "adds" bleach. I thought that anything that was inserted had to have a certain rigidity, form, shape or structural integrity to accomplish the penetration necessary for insertion.  They used "adds" once, why not twice?

This model is noteworthy for having the Suds-Saver available in all three cabinet colors. I wonder if these two models had a switch to allow for selecting  "Drain" or "Save" suds or if that was only on the upper end models.

I think the $329.95 model has more features that count than the more expensive model, except for the Thrash-O-Matic agitator. You could really get some impressive water action with the fins fully extended.

So they are Dudley Do-Right Models? I wonder if the dryers still have the perforated back dryer drums.