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Built In Washer Dryer Isn't As Tough As You Think
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A Built In Washer Dryer Can Blend Into Your Laundry Room
Integrated washer dryers combine functions of a washing machine and tumbler in one device. They make it unnecessary to transfer laundry from one machine to another. They can also be hidden in your kitchen for an elegant appearance.
Washer-dryers have 5 drying cycles including Quick Wash for when you're in a hurry, and 5 heat selections because some soils are more soluble in warmer or colder temperatures.
Space Saving
Washer dryer combos offer an elegant and space-saving solution for your laundry requirements. They are an excellent choice for households with a limited space for floor space. They can be tucked neatly under counters or behind kitchen cupboard doors. You can also match your washer and dryer to your décor to create a seamless, integrated appearance.
They also offer the convenience of switching between washing and drying without having to transfer clothes from one machine to another. This saves time and effort, while also reducing the risk of losing or misplacing a load. You can also reduce energy usage by not having a separate tumble dryer running in the same room as your washer.
Because they must house both a washer as well as a dryer, most washer dryers with built-in washers have a lower capacity than standalone models. This means they will have a smaller fill weight, and may have an energy efficiency rating lower than standalone models. This is something to keep in mind when buying a washer-dryer combination as you will need to think about whether it can satisfy your laundry needs.
Stackable washer-dryers or stackable washers are designed to maximize vertical space in your home by stacking the dryer on the top of the washer. This can be particularly useful in homes with limited space for laundry and in apartment spaces where space is at a minimum. The appliances can be set up exactly the same way as the normal dryer and washer but with the addition of an air venting system that draws air away from the appliance.
Stackable washer-dryers work as well as standalone appliances they combine the functions of washing machine as well as tumble dryer into one appliance. They are user-friendly and feature-packed so you can do your laundry as usual but with the added benefit of reducing your power bill, water and detergent costs. You can pick between a vented or a ventless model, which does not require exhaust to function. This allows you to save even more money on your energy bills.
Convenience
Washer dryer combos are perfect for small homes and apartments because they come with a small footprint and a small height. They're also easier to use than two separate appliances since there's no need to empty and load the washing machine as often. You can also purchase units with a non-stop function which allows you to do both the washing and drying in one step.
Most built in washer dryers can wash 8kg of laundry and dry 4kg, which is enough for a typical household. If you have a large family, or wash lots of bulky items like duvet covers and bed sheets it is possible to invest in an additional dryer.
The washer dryers that are integrated are generally smaller than standalone models, which makes them easier to fit in tight spaces, like under counters and in cupboards. They can also be fitted with a door panel to give sleek appearance, and conceal your appliance when it's not in use.
They offer a broad variety of cycles that can meet your specific needs in laundry, including quick and delicate cycles as well as eco and anti-allergy options. They're also easy to track with LED cycle status indicators as well as a signal at the end of the cycle and a child lock. Some of our washer dryer combos come with the unique horizontal axis drum design which is gentler on your clothes, helping to reduce wear and tear on them. If you're strapped on time, some of our washers have the Quick 15 Cycle which provides a thorough and efficient wash in just 15 minutes.
Our washer dryer combos have a drying cycle that is equally impressive. They come with features that help you save money and energy. Electrolux UltimateCare700 for instance comes with a VapourRefresh feature that revives clothes and smoothes wrinkles up to 23% more than air drying. The ENERGY STAR rating guarantees that you will use less energy than other dryer/washer combination units.
A few of our washer-dryer combinations feature programmable controls, which let you set the cycle of washing and drying according to your schedule. This allows you to load the machine before you leave for work, and you'll return home to fresh-smelling laundry that's ready for the next day.
Energy Efficiency
There are energy-efficient options for your dryer and washing machine, whether they are separate appliances or combined into one unit. The best options are those that use the least amount of water and electricity and provide the best wash for your clothes. They also use less heat in the drying process to conserve energy. They are also quieter and less bulky than standard models, making them an ideal choice for smaller spaces.
ENERGY STAR certified washer/dryers, like the LG All-in One Washer/Dryer Washer/Dryer Combination with Steam, provide the highest level of energy efficiency, while still sanitizing your clothes. This combination appliance uses only the equivalent of 105 kWh per year.
This model will save you approximately $240 on energy costs over the course of a year. You can also be sure that the LG washer/dryer combo is made to guard against overheating and other issues that could lead to costly repairs.
The combo washer-dryer has an impressive 4.5 inverter motor with 4.5 kW and a sophisticated thermal management system to keep your laundry running smoothly. The dryer is equipped with a unique humidity sensor that detects levels of moisture and stops the cycle once it is safe to take the clothes out of the dryer. This feature is especially important because it can help you save money by not over drying your clothes.
If you use your appliances correctly, you can also improve the efficiency of your washing machine. You can limit your laundry load by spreading them out over several days. It's also better to wash a full load of laundry once per week rather than a series of partial loads.
When shopping for new laundry appliances be sure to look up the 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 could qualify for benefits* when buying eligible ENERGY STAR clothes washers and dryers through participating retailers.
Looks
The washer and dryer built-in blend seamlessly into the laundry room. It's easy to forget that it's there. You can select the right appliances or mix and mix styles to create your own look. Keep in mind that you'll need take into account any gas, electrical and venting requirements when planning your space. Make sure the doors open enough to let you access the appliances, and leave about 6 inches of space above and below each appliance to allow ventilation.
In this laundry room, Sydney-based interior designer Joanne Yeomans from Issy & H Creative hid an array of appliances behind modern, sleek cabinetry. The appliances are painted the same hue as the cabinets for an even look. A gorgeous tile backsplash and bronze-toned faucet hardware give the room a visual appeal.
To save energy, choose an electric washer-dryer that has low WF. Also, consider a dryer that has an automatic shutoff valve to stop fires caused by overheating or a burst hose. Consider a dryer made of steel vent pipe with a limited bend to increase airflow and decrease the risk of mold and condensation.
A stacked washer dryer integrated 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 placed on the opposite wall. A dog-themed print that is framed on the wall is a fun way to add some style.
Integrated washer dryers combine functions of a washing machine and tumbler in one device. They make it unnecessary to transfer laundry from one machine to another. They can also be hidden in your kitchen for an elegant appearance.Washer-dryers have 5 drying cycles including Quick Wash for when you're in a hurry, and 5 heat selections because some soils are more soluble in warmer or colder temperatures.
Space Saving
Washer dryer combos offer an elegant and space-saving solution for your laundry requirements. They are an excellent choice for households with a limited space for floor space. They can be tucked neatly under counters or behind kitchen cupboard doors. You can also match your washer and dryer to your décor to create a seamless, integrated appearance.
They also offer the convenience of switching between washing and drying without having to transfer clothes from one machine to another. This saves time and effort, while also reducing the risk of losing or misplacing a load. You can also reduce energy usage by not having a separate tumble dryer running in the same room as your washer.
Because they must house both a washer as well as a dryer, most washer dryers with built-in washers have a lower capacity than standalone models. This means they will have a smaller fill weight, and may have an energy efficiency rating lower than standalone models. This is something to keep in mind when buying a washer-dryer combination as you will need to think about whether it can satisfy your laundry needs.
Stackable washer-dryers or stackable washers are designed to maximize vertical space in your home by stacking the dryer on the top of the washer. This can be particularly useful in homes with limited space for laundry and in apartment spaces where space is at a minimum. The appliances can be set up exactly the same way as the normal dryer and washer but with the addition of an air venting system that draws air away from the appliance.
Stackable washer-dryers work as well as standalone appliances they combine the functions of washing machine as well as tumble dryer into one appliance. They are user-friendly and feature-packed so you can do your laundry as usual but with the added benefit of reducing your power bill, water and detergent costs. You can pick between a vented or a ventless model, which does not require exhaust to function. This allows you to save even more money on your energy bills.
Convenience
Washer dryer combos are perfect for small homes and apartments because they come with a small footprint and a small height. They're also easier to use than two separate appliances since there's no need to empty and load the washing machine as often. You can also purchase units with a non-stop function which allows you to do both the washing and drying in one step.
Most built in washer dryers can wash 8kg of laundry and dry 4kg, which is enough for a typical household. If you have a large family, or wash lots of bulky items like duvet covers and bed sheets it is possible to invest in an additional dryer.
The washer dryers that are integrated are generally smaller than standalone models, which makes them easier to fit in tight spaces, like under counters and in cupboards. They can also be fitted with a door panel to give sleek appearance, and conceal your appliance when it's not in use.
They offer a broad variety of cycles that can meet your specific needs in laundry, including quick and delicate cycles as well as eco and anti-allergy options. They're also easy to track with LED cycle status indicators as well as a signal at the end of the cycle and a child lock. Some of our washer dryer combos come with the unique horizontal axis drum design which is gentler on your clothes, helping to reduce wear and tear on them. If you're strapped on time, some of our washers have the Quick 15 Cycle which provides a thorough and efficient wash in just 15 minutes.
Our washer dryer combos have a drying cycle that is equally impressive. They come with features that help you save money and energy. Electrolux UltimateCare700 for instance comes with a VapourRefresh feature that revives clothes and smoothes wrinkles up to 23% more than air drying. The ENERGY STAR rating guarantees that you will use less energy than other dryer/washer combination units.
A few of our washer-dryer combinations feature programmable controls, which let you set the cycle of washing and drying according to your schedule. This allows you to load the machine before you leave for work, and you'll return home to fresh-smelling laundry that's ready for the next day.
Energy Efficiency
There are energy-efficient options for your dryer and washing machine, whether they are separate appliances or combined into one unit. The best options are those that use the least amount of water and electricity and provide the best wash for your clothes. They also use less heat in the drying process to conserve energy. They are also quieter and less bulky than standard models, making them an ideal choice for smaller spaces.
ENERGY STAR certified washer/dryers, like the LG All-in One Washer/Dryer Washer/Dryer Combination with Steam, provide the highest level of energy efficiency, while still sanitizing your clothes. This combination appliance uses only the equivalent of 105 kWh per year.
This model will save you approximately $240 on energy costs over the course of a year. You can also be sure that the LG washer/dryer combo is made to guard against overheating and other issues that could lead to costly repairs.
The combo washer-dryer has an impressive 4.5 inverter motor with 4.5 kW and a sophisticated thermal management system to keep your laundry running smoothly. The dryer is equipped with a unique humidity sensor that detects levels of moisture and stops the cycle once it is safe to take the clothes out of the dryer. This feature is especially important because it can help you save money by not over drying your clothes.
If you use your appliances correctly, you can also improve the efficiency of your washing machine. You can limit your laundry load by spreading them out over several days. It's also better to wash a full load of laundry once per week rather than a series of partial loads.
When shopping for new laundry appliances be sure to look up the 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 could qualify for benefits* when buying eligible ENERGY STAR clothes washers and dryers through participating retailers.
Looks
The washer and dryer built-in blend seamlessly into the laundry room. It's easy to forget that it's there. You can select the right appliances or mix and mix styles to create your own look. Keep in mind that you'll need take into account any gas, electrical and venting requirements when planning your space. Make sure the doors open enough to let you access the appliances, and leave about 6 inches of space above and below each appliance to allow ventilation.
In this laundry room, Sydney-based interior designer Joanne Yeomans from Issy & H Creative hid an array of appliances behind modern, sleek cabinetry. The appliances are painted the same hue as the cabinets for an even look. A gorgeous tile backsplash and bronze-toned faucet hardware give the room a visual appeal.
To save energy, choose an electric washer-dryer that has low WF. Also, consider a dryer that has an automatic shutoff valve to stop fires caused by overheating or a burst hose. Consider a dryer made of steel vent pipe with a limited bend to increase airflow and decrease the risk of mold and condensation.
A stacked washer dryer integrated 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 placed on the opposite wall. A dog-themed print that is framed on the wall is a fun way to add some style.
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