Built-In Washer Dryers

Washer dryers allow you to complete laundry in one appliance, so you will save space and time. Low-temperature dryers also provide superior care for your clothes.

Teka's built-in washer dryers look like front-load washers but they come with a tumble dryer too. Combining two separate appliances, they reduce the energy consumption and (in vented models) need no exhaust.

Space-saving

As opposed to separate appliances integrated washer-dryers take up half of the floor space. Their small footprint makes them a great solution for small laundry rooms or apartments as well as allowing you to tuck them into corners or closets that are adjacent to each other. This appliance doubles as a substitute for the necessity of moving the wet load from your dryer to your washer as it's already in the drying process when you open the door.

While stacking models are the most popular choice, you can also choose top-loading models that mount to a wall or pedestals. No matter which option you pick you'll need at least 29" of space for a stacked washer/dryer. You'll require between 6 and 8 inches behind the machines to allow ventilation and at least one inch between the appliances and the back wall to allow adequate airflow.

You can also save space by choosing a side-by-side model. These appliances are typically less expensive than stacked models and offer ample storage space for detergents, fabric softeners and other laundry necessities. If you're looking to maximize storage in an area that is small for laundry, look for solutions like hanging racks and organizers for over-the-doors, which allow you to keep supplies hidden and organized without occupying valuable floor space.

If you're worried about the expense of running a washer and dryer combination, search for appliances with a high MEF rating (Modified Energy Factor), which helps ensure they're as efficient as they can be. A lot of brands offer programs that can reduce energy consumption up to 23% when compared to air drying. This will save you time and money.

Consider investing in a washer dryer with useful features and settings. The Miele WTD165’s Variable Temperature feature allows you to wash delicate and heavily soiled clothing in a single cycle. Electrolux UltimateCare’s VapourRefresh program smoothes wrinkles and rejuvenates fabrics for a more fresh-feeling finish. There are a range of cycles available such as the Quick Wash, which can take just an hour.

Convenience

Washer dryer combos save you space and time by combining the drying and washing functions into one appliance. Designed to be placed under countertops, they're ideal for homes with small spaces and apartments. You can also add a door panel to give them a cleaner appearance.

The machines are able to cater for 8kg of washing and drying. This may not suffice for some families, especially in the case of a lot of bulky clothes. Additionally, they are likely to have lower energy efficiency ratings than standalone washers and dryers. This can result in higher electricity bills. It is important to think about your budget before purchasing an integrated dryer washer.

Another advantage of washer dryer combination units is that they can begin the drying cycle immediately after the washing cycle finishes. This cuts the time spent washing by a quarter when compared with air-drying. This feature is ideal for those who can't stay at home until their laundry is completed. They won't need to worry about moving the clothes from the dryer to the washer.

Our range of washer dryers comes with many features that help make the process of laundering significantly easier. They include a delayed start option which lets you set the machine to start up at any time. You can load your laundry before you leave for work, and come home to clean, dried clothes.

Other features that make it convenient include a child lock, a countdown LED and a rack. These models are also easy to install and have a compact design that saves space. Some models come with LG's Smart ThinQ Technology, which lets you control your washer dryer anywhere with an internet connection. Browse our complete range of washer dryer combos today.

Energy efficiency

The washer and dryer use a lot of electricity. In fact, they make up about a third of your household energy bill in the United States. Laundry is the second most frequent use of your appliances, following heating and cooling. It is essential to buy energy-efficient dryers and washers that are ENERGY Star certified. These models typically use 25 to 75 percent less energy and water than older agitator washers.

You should consider a heat-pump dryer for those who want to cut the energy usage of your home. These models function like regular dryers however they use heat exchangers instead of air. The heat exchanger is constructed with fins that have a huge surface area to aid in the transfer of heat. When water flows through the machine, it absorbs heat and then transfers it to the drying cycle. The warm water is removed from the fabric, and thrown into the drain hose. Then, a cool flow of water is taken from the faucet to replenish it.

In-built in washing machine dryers for washing are available with special washing and drying cycles to handle various fabrics. For example, you can choose a Quick 15 cycle, which uses less energy and is suitable for small loads of lightly soiled clothing. The Daily 39 program works well for daily loads of dirty clothes, while the Full Wash cycle can handle heavy and bulky clothing.

A majority of all-in-one dryers do not require vents to dry clothes since they make use of condensation. This process can take some time than traditional dryers, but it will save you the hassle and cost of installing an exhaust system.

When shopping for a new washer and dryer that is electric be sure to verify its energy efficiency rating and ENERGY STAR certification. Look for a high IMEF rating (Integrated Modified Energy Factor) and the lowest kWh per load. ENERGY STAR certified dryers typically consume 20 to 60 percent less energy than standard dryers. These dryers also have moisture sensors that more accurately determine when clothes are dry, which reduces the energy use.

Noise

A combination washer and dryer can be a great way to reduce the size of your laundry room, however the spin noise level can be more pronounced than standalone models. If you want to reduce noise pollution must choose an appliance with an average spin noise of less than 70 db. According to Andrew Brown, an appliance repair technician at This Fixed House, an appliance that is quieter will make sure that the noise isn't disturbing other rooms in the home.

Another way to lower the amount of noise is to ensure that the dryer and washer are balanced. In the event of an imbalanced pair, it can rock while they are running, creating vibrations and noise. You can prevent this by using stacking kit to fix the top unit to the top of the lower unit.

This LG washer and dryer is an excellent choice for those who want an unobtrusive set. Its noise reduction technology utilizes LoDecibel to make the two run at a low level while you wash your laundry. Additionally the dryer's moisture sensor will automatically adjust to ensure that your clothes are dry when you're ready to take them off.

This Maytag washer and dryer set is a good alternative for those who want a quieter appliance. It has a built-in faucet that allows you to pre-treat heavily soiled or stained clothing. The washer features advanced vibration control that reduces the sound and vibration. It also has a cycle memory, which stores the settings you prefer for subsequent cycles. SmartHQ app connectivity lets you use your smartphone for cycles' start and stop, as well as receiving notifications at the end of a cycle. It also features 10 wash cycles. Six of them are tailored to the fabric type you are using and there are five different temperatures.