A Built In Washer Dryer Can Blend Into Your Laundry Room

Integrated washer dryers combine functions of a washer and tumbler in one device. They save you the hassle of moving laundry from one appliance to another, and they can be hidden away in your kitchen or utility room for an elegant look.

Washer-dryers come with 5 drying cycles that include Quick Wash when you're in a hurry. They also have 5 temperature settings due to the fact that certain soils will dissolve better at warmer or colder temperatures.

Space Saving

Washer dryer combos provide the most stylish and space-saving solution for your laundry needs. They are an excellent option for homes with limited floor space. They can be placed in a neat manner behind the kitchen cabinet doors and under counters. You can match your washer and dryer with your decor for a seamless and integrated appearance.

They also allow the convenience of switching between drying and integral washing machine without the need to transfer clothes from one appliance to another. This saves you time and effort as well as reduces the chance of misplacing or forgetting a load during the process. Furthermore, you'll reduce your energy costs as there is no requirement to have a separate tumble dryer running in the same room as your washer.

Because they must house both a washer and a dryer, most built-in washer dryers are smaller than standalone models. They will also have a smaller weight and a lower energy class compared to standalone models. When buying a washer/dryer combo, you should consider whether the combination will meet your needs for laundry.

Stackable washer-dryers maximize vertical space through stacking the drying machine on the top of the washer. This can be particularly useful in homes with smaller laundry rooms and apartment spaces where space is at a premium. These appliances can be set up in the same way as the normal washer and dryer, with the exception of having a venting system to let air out of the appliance.

Stackable washer-dryers work as well as standalone appliances that combine the functions of integral washing machine machine and a tumble dryer into one appliance. These dryers are simple to use and have many features, allowing you to continue doing your laundry in the normal way while saving on electricity, water and detergent. You can even pick either a vented or ventless model that doesn't need exhaust to function, so you can also save on your energy bills.

Convenience

Washer dryer combos are ideal for apartments and homes with small spaces because they come with a small footprint and a smaller height. They're also less cumbersome to use than two separate appliances since you don't need to load and empty the washer as frequently. You can even buy units that have a stop function, so you can wash and drying at the same time.

The majority of washer dryers built-in can dry and wash up to 4kg of laundry, which is plenty for the majority of households. If you have more than one family member or wash lots of bulky items like sheets and duvet covers, it may be necessary to purchase a separate dryer.

Integrated washer dryers tend to be smaller than standalone models. This allows them to fit into tight spaces such as under counters or in cupboards. They can also be equipped with a door panel to give an elegant look, concealing the appliance when it's not in use.

They are equipped with a broad variety of cycles that can meet your specific needs in laundry that include delicate and fast cycles, anti-allergy and eco options. They're also easy to monitor with LED cycle status indicators along with an end-of-cycle indicator and child lock. Some of our washer dryers come with a horizontal axis drum that is gentler on clothes and helps to reduce wear. If you're short on time, a few of our washers have a Quick 15 Cycle that delivers an efficient and thorough wash in only 15 minutes.

Our washer dryer combos feature drying cycles that are equally impressive. They come with features to help you save money and energy. For example, Electrolux UltimateCare 700 features a VapourRefresh function that gently refreshes your clothes and smoothes out creases by up to 23% when compared to air drying. Additionally, its ENERGY STAR rating means that you'll be using less energy than other washer-dryer combination units.

Some of our combo washers and dryers feature programmable controls, which let you set the cycle for both drying and washing according to your schedule. You can load the machine in the evening and return to a fresh-smelling ready-to-use laundry.

Energy Efficiency

Whether your washing machine and dryer are separate appliances, or are combined into one unit, you can choose options that will are energy efficient and meet your needs. The best options use the least amount of energy and water while providing a great wash for your clothes. They also make use of less hot air in the drying process, thus conserving energy. They are also quieter and smaller than standard models. This makes them an excellent option for smaller spaces.

ENERGY STAR certified washer-dryers like the LG All-in-One Washer/Dryer Combination Washer-Dryer with Steam, offer a high energy efficiency while still able to clean your laundry. This appliance is able to use only 105 kWh annually.

This unit will save you approximately $240 in energy costs over the course of a year. You can also be sure that the LG washer/dryer combo is designed to safeguard you from overheating and other issues that can cause costly repairs.

The washer-dryer combo features an impressive 4.5 inverter motor with 4.5 kW and a sophisticated thermal management system that keeps your laundry running efficiently. The dryer is equipped with a distinctive humidity sensor that detects levels of moisture and stop the cycle when it's safe to remove your clothes from the dryer. This feature is important as it lets you save money by not drying your clothes too much.

If you use your appliances correctly you can increase the efficiency of your washing machine. You can limit your laundry loads by spreading them out over a period of time. It is also more efficient to do a full load of laundry every week rather than a series of partial loads.

Finally, when shopping for new laundry appliances make sure you consider their Energy Star rating. These appliances have been evaluated by the EPA to meet stringent energy efficiency standards and have proven to save energy and money. In addition, you may qualify for benefits* when buying eligible ENERGY STAR clothes washers and dryers through participating retailers.

Looks

A washer dryer that is built-in blends into the laundry room, making it easy to forget it's there. You can pick appliances that are compatible or mix and match to create your own unique look. When designing your space, bear in mind that you'll need to take into account the electrical, venting and gas needs. Make sure that the doors are large enough to allow you to access the appliances. Also, leave 6 inches above and below the appliance to allow for venting.

A set of stacked appliances are hidden behind sleek, modern cabinets in this laundry room by Sydney, Australia-based interior designer Joanne Yeomans of Issy & H Creative. The appliances are painted the same hue as the cabinets for uniformity. A gorgeous backsplash tile and bronze-toned hardware on the sink give the room a visual appeal.

To conserve energy, select an electric washer-dryer that has low WF. Look for a dryer with an automatic shutoff to prevent fires from overheating or bursting pipe. To increase airflow, search for a vent pipe made of metal with fewer bends. This will reduce the chance of condensation and mold.

A stacked washer dryer lies under a window in this laundry room from Yellow Brick Home, which is flooded with natural light to sort and wash. A butcher-block counter gives you a surface to fold, and cloth hampers are lined up on the opposite wall. A canine-themed print that has been framed on the wall adds a cute touch of decor.