Washer Dryers Integrated

Washer dryers built-in pack a lot into a sleek device. With useful features like auto-dosing, they'll make your laundry a breeze.

Some models even have smart technology that is controlled by voice that lets you control your washer dryer remotely. Improve your laundry and do it all in one sitting!

Space-saving

Washer dryers combine a vented or condenser dryer together with a washing machine which makes them ideal for households with small spaces. They have a smaller footprint than standalone appliances and can be placed behind a door panel of a cabinet for a neat and sleek appearance. They also include laundry baskets that can be removed and stored away to help keep your utility area neat. They can be put in any place in the kitchen, utility room, or even the basement.

A washer dryer that is integrated is required to be plugged into the water supply and Integrated washer dryers electrically wired. It's best to get an expert to do the installation to avoid any issues. If you're a DIYer it is important to read the instructions thoroughly and take your time. It's usually best to fit the appliance in a place which is well ventilated to ensure it does not overheat during drying. If you're installing the appliance in the kitchen, ensure there's a gap over it to allow airflow.

Some people opt to use vented washer/dryer in the basement instead of the kitchen. This will allow you to save valuable kitchen space and will make it easier to clean and maintain. It is important to remember that these machines consume a lot of hot water and may be noisy during the drying process. These machines aren't suitable for delicate materials.

All-in-one washer/dryers are more expensive and use a lower-powered dryer compared to standalone appliances. They can also be noisy and can take longer to complete a load of laundry.

Repairing integrated washer dryers (previous) can be more difficult than standalone models. They also tend to be more expensive to run. Although they may seem cheaper in the short term, you will end spending more over time. They are not as durable and will need to be replaced sooner. Additionally, they could cause damage to your floors and cabinets when you move them around.

Time-saving

A washer dryer that is integrated take the stress out of washing and drying, allowing you to complete both tasks in one convenient appliance. Instead of hanging your laundry to dry, you can simply load the machine, and then select a cycle. This will help you save time and space by cutting down on the amount of laundry that needs to be dried and washed.

A washer and dryer that is all-in-one can provide a variety of innovative features to make your life easier like auto-dosing technology. This feature makes use of the barcode scanner to automatically dispensing the right amount of detergent and fabric softener. This feature will save you time as you don't have to measure out the detergent and softener on your own. It can also help ensure that the highest quality results are always obtained.

Some models come with a steam function which can be used to get rid of allergens and bacteria from your clothing and loosen the fibers to reduce wrinkles. This helps to give you fresh and clean clothing without the need for ironing. Sanitize cycles are also available, using high temperatures to kill germs and eliminate unwanted elements from your clothing. Wrinkle prevention cycles tumble your clothes to the bottom and reduce the chance of creases.

A dryer that is energy efficient can save you time by using less water and electricity. They can be a great option for those who are concerned with their energy bills or are looking to reduce their carbon footprint.

Many washer dryers can be tucked into small spaces underneath kitchen worktops or behind the door to create a sleek look. This makes them ideal for smaller apartments and homes in areas with limited space. They are typically more expensive than freestanding models and may not be as efficient or capable of handling as much laundry as freestanding models, but can still deliver excellent performance for the price. Some models can even be connected to Wi-Fi, allowing you to track and adjust cycle times remotely.

Convenient

A washer dryer integrated to your home will help you wash and drying clothes easier and faster. It's not necessary to clutter your living space with wet clothes. Simply load the machine and choose a program and then wait until the drying and washing process is complete. This will save you time and effort, as well as the need to clean up your wet clothes after they're dried.

Our range of integrated washer dryers can be a great choice for those who don't have the space to house the tumble dryer. Our combo dryers are designed to fit in 60cm wide spaces, fitting comfortably under counters or between units, and then tucked away behind a door panel for cabinets to create a clean, minimalist appearance. Some models in our collection have smart technology integrated to let you monitor your laundry and start or end cycles remotely with the LG ThinQ App.

If you're worried about the maintenance of an integrated dryer make sure that our selection of washers comes with models with a remarkably low cost-to-run ratio. Some models also feature a low water usage function which integrated washer dryer can reduce your energy bills, as well as an Eco Mode setting that helps you conserve energy with every wash cycle. Other handy functions found on a few of our combination machines include a quick wash function that can get your lightly soiled clothes clean in under an hour, and a fluff collector for less frequent emptying.

If you're considering installing a washer dryer combination it's best to leave the installation to a professional. They will not only be able install the appliance quickly and securely, but also ensure that it is in compliance with all electrical requirements. Certain manufacturers offer a complete warranty on their washer dryer combinations, giving you peace-of-mind. For the most effective results, it's recommended to choose a model that is vented as opposed to an unventilated model.

Energy-efficient

The combination of a dryer and a washer in one appliance can save you energy, in comparison to two separate appliances. They typically offer the same washing capabilities as standalone units, but with half the footprint. They are also useful since they do not require you to transfer wet clothes manually from a washer to a dryer.

Our selection of integrated dryers comes with condenser and front loading models, which means you can find a model to suit your space and requirements. These washer dryers integrated are also energy-efficient and will help you save money on your household expenses while also helping the environment.

Many models have useful programs and modes which can aid in washing more efficiently. For instance, some models come with an easy wash cycle that is ideal for garments with a light amount of dirt and can get your laundry clean within 15 minutes. Eco Mode can cut down on energy consumption by as much as 40%. Anti-Allergy can reduce household allergens such as dog, cat dust mites and other allergens, improving the overall health of your family.

Water can be used to cool the heat exchanger of the integrated washer-dryer, rather than air. It makes sense from a technical perspective, as water conducts heat more efficiently than air. This means there's no loss of efficiency in drying your clothes.

When choosing a washer-dryer combo ensure that drying capacity is as high as the capacity for washing. The amount of energy that a dryer and washer consumes is determined by the size of its load. Machines with greater capacities require more power.

The majority of models in our range include an energy label, which gives information on how much it costs to run. You can see the efficiency of the appliance by scanning the label on your smartphone - an online database will appear with relevant information about the machine which includes its washing and drying performance. The label displays an energy rating ranging from A to G A, with A being the most efficient and G being the least.