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Washer Dryers Integrated

Washer dryers built-in can fit a lot of functions into a sleek appliance. With features such as auto-dosing, they'll make your laundry a breeze.

Some models even come with smart technology that can be controlled by voice, which allows you to manage your dryer remotely. So, get your laundry upgraded today and finish it all in one go!

Space-saving

Washer dryers that are integrated combine two washing machines and a condenser or vented dryer in one unit, making them ideal for smaller households. They are smaller than standalone appliances and can be installed behind a cabinet door panel to give a clean sleek, modern appearance. They also include laundry baskets that can be removed and stored away to help keep your utility space tidy. They can be put in the kitchen, the utility room or even in the basement.

A washer dryer integrated into the system is required to be plugged into the water supply and electrically wired. To avoid any problems it is recommended to hire a professional to install the washer dryer. If you're a DIYer, it's essential to follow the directions carefully and take your time. It is recommended to place the appliance in an area with a good airflow to ensure it doesn't overheat when drying. If you're installing the appliance in the kitchen, ensure there's a gap above it to allow for airflow.

Some people opt to put an vented dryer/washer in the basement rather than the kitchen. This will allow you to save valuable kitchen space and make it easier to clean and maintain. It's important to remember that these machines use a lot of hot water and are noisy during the drying cycle. They are also not suitable for delicate fabrics.

In comparison to standalone appliances, all-in-one washers and dryers are dryers that are less powerful and are generally more expensive. They can also be loud and take longer to complete a load of laundry.

The integrated washer dryers are more complicated than standalone counterparts, and can be more difficult to fix. They can also be more expensive to run. They might be less expensive in the short-term but you should consider that they're a false economy and will cost you more in the long in the long run. They are also not as durable and will need replacing sooner. They can also cause damage to your flooring and cabinets when you move them.

Time-saving

Washer dryers with integrated washer dryer combo dryers make it easier to manage laundry washing and drying. You can accomplish both tasks using one appliance. Instead of hanging laundry up to dry, simply load the machine and choose the cycle. This will cut down on time and space by decreasing the amount of laundry to be washed and dried.

An all-in-one washer dryer can provide a range of unique features that will make your life easier like auto-dosing technology. This feature uses the barcode scanner to automatically dispensing the right amount of detergent and fabric softener. This will help you save time as you don't have to think about measuring out your own and will ensure that the best results are achieved every time.

Some models come with a steam function that can be used to get rid of bacteria and allergens from your clothes, as well as to loosen the fibers to reduce wrinkles. This allows you to wear clean, fresh-smelling clothing without having iron it. Other options include sanitize cycles, which use extra-hot temperatures to fight off bacteria and other harmful elements in your clothing. Wrinkle prevention cycles reduce the load at the end of the cycle, assisting to minimize the chance of creasing.

A washer dryer that is energy efficient could save you time by consuming less electricity and water. They can be an ideal option for those who are concerned about their energy usage and want to cut down on their carbon footprint.

Many washer dryers can be tucked into small spaces under kitchen worktops or behind doors to create a sleek look. This makes them ideal for smaller apartments and homes in areas with limited space. These machines are usually slightly more expensive than freestanding models, and may not be as efficient or able to handle the same amount of laundry as larger freestanding models, yet they can still provide excellent performance for the money. Some models can even be connected to Wi-Fi, allowing you to monitor and adjust cycles remotely.

Convenient

A washer dryer that is integrated to your home will make the process of washing and drying your laundry much more efficient and quicker. Instead of having to festoon your living room with wet clothes hanging all you have to do is load the machine select a program, then just wait for your drying and washing cycles to complete. This will save you time and effort, and the need to wash your wet clothes once they're dried.

Our washer dryers that are integrated are a great choice for those who don't have the space required to accommodate an upright tumble dryer and a washing machine. Our combo dryers can be incorporated into 60cm-wide spaces. They can be tucked away behind a cupboard or under counters. Some models in our collection include smart technology, so you can check your laundry and begin or end your cycle remotely using the LG ThinQ App.

Our range of integrated dryers comes with machines that are very cost-effective to run. Certain models come with a low-water usage feature that could lower the cost of your utility bills. They also come with an Eco Mode to help you save energy with every wash cycle. Other useful features on a few of our combo machines include a quick wash function that can get your lightly-soiled clothes clean in less than an hour, and an affluff collector to reduce frequent emptying.

It is best to leave the installation of a washer and dryer combination to professionals. Not only will they be competent to install the appliance in a safe and speedy manner, but they'll ensure it meets all plumbing and electrical requirements. Some manufacturers offer a comprehensive warranty on their washer and dryer combos, which gives you peace of mind. It's best to choose a vented model over a ventless model for the best washer dryer integrated results.

Energy-efficient

Combining a washer with a dryer together can help save energy when compared to making two separate appliances. They are smaller than standalone machines but offer the same functionality. These machines are also convenient since they do not require you to manually transfer wet clothes from a washer to a dryer.

Our integrated washer dryer range includes front loading models as well as condenser models, so you can pick the model that best fits your space and needs. These integrated dryers are also energy-efficient and will help you save money on your household bills while also helping the environment.

Many models come with useful programs and modes to assist you in washing your clothes more efficiently. For example, some have a fast wash cycle that's perfect for lightly soiled garments and can clean your laundry in just 15 minutes. Other options include Eco Mode, washed which cuts the energy consumption by as much as 40%, and Anti-Allergy, which eliminates 99.9 percent of common household allergens, such as cat, dog and dust mites to improve your family's health.

Another way that an integrated washer dryer can be more efficient is to use water instead of air to cool the heat exchanger. This is sensible from an engineering point of view because water conducts heat more efficiently than air. This means there is no loss of efficiency when drying your clothes.

A warning: when choosing a combo washer and dryer make sure the drying capacity of the unit is at a minimum as high as its washing capacity. The reason is that the amount of energy a washing and drying machine consumes is based on the size of its load with larger capacity machines requiring more power to operate.

The majority of models in our range have an energy label that gives information on the cost to run. Scan the label with your smartphone to determine how energy efficient the appliance is. A database online will appear that contains all the pertinent details, including the machine's drying and washing capabilities. The label gives an energy rating ranging from A and G. A is the most efficient, while G is the least.