10 No-Fuss Methods To Figuring Out Your Built In Washer Dryer

A Built In Washer Dryer Can Blend Into Your Laundry Room

integrated washer and dryer washer dryers can combine the functions of washing machine and tumble dryer into one appliance. They remove the need to transfer laundry from one machine to another. They can also be hidden away in your kitchen for an elegant appearance.

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

Space Saving

Washer dryer combos are stylish and space-saving solution for your laundry needs. They are a great option for households with a limited space for floor space. They can be tucked neatly under counters and behind the doors of kitchen cabinets. You can also combine your washer and dryer to your decor to create a seamless, integrated appearance.

You can also switch between drying and washing clothes without having to transfer them from one machine to another. This reduces time and effort, while also reducing the possibility of forgetting or misplacing the load. You can also save energy by not having a separate tumble-dryer running in the same space as your washer.

Because they must house both a washer as well as a dryer, the majority of built-in washer dryers have a lower capacity than standalone models. This means they'll have a smaller fill weight, and might have a lower energy efficiency than standalone models. When buying a washer/dryer combo be sure to consider whether the combination will satisfy your laundry requirements.

Stackable washer-dryers maximize vertical space through placing the drying machine on top of the washer. This is especially useful in homes with limited spaces for laundry or in apartments where space is at a premium. These appliances can be set up similarly to normal washers and dryers however, they are having a venting system to let air out of the unit.

Stackable washer dryers are as efficient as standalone appliances, combining the functions of a washing machine as well as a tumble dryer into one appliance. These washer-dryers are easy to use and include a number of features, so you can continue doing your laundry as normal while saving money on electricity, water and detergent. You can even choose a vented or ventless model which doesn't require exhaust to function, meaning you can enjoy further savings on your utility bills.

Convenience

Washer dryer combos are perfect for apartments and small homes due to their compact footprint and a small height. They are also more convenient to use than two separate appliances because you don't need to load and empty the washer as often. You can even buy units with a non-stop function which allows you to complete both washing and drying in one step.

The majority of washer dryers built-in can dry and wash 4kg of laundry, which is enough for most households. If you have a large family or wash a lot of bulky items like sheets and duvet covers it is possible to invest in an additional dryer.

The washer dryers that are integrated tend to be smaller than standalone models. This makes them easier to fit into tight spaces such as undercounters or in cupboards. They can also be fitted with doors for an elegant look, concealing your appliance when it's not being used.

They have a range of cycles to meet your specific needs in laundry that include quick and sensitive cycles, anti-allergy and eco options. These washer dryer combos are easy to monitor, with LED indicator lights for each cycle as well as an end-of-cycle indicator, and the option of a child lock. Some of our washer dryer combos have the unique horizontal axis drum design that is gentler on your clothes helping to reduce wear and tear on them. If you're strapped on time, some of our machines have a Quick 15 Cycle that delivers an efficient and thorough wash in only 15 minutes.

The drying process of our washer dryer combos is just as impressive and comes with features that can allow you to save energy and money. Electrolux UltimateCare700, for instance features a VapourRefresh feature that revives clothing and smoothes creases up to 23 percent more than air drying. Its ENERGY STAR rating means you'll use less energy than other washer and dryer combination units.

Some of our washer dryer combos have programmable controls that let you pre-set the dry and wash cycles to fit 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

It doesn't matter if your washer and dryer are separate appliances, or are combined in one unit, you can choose options that will satisfy your energy efficiency requirements. The best options use the least amount of energy and water while giving a great wash to your clothes. They also use less hot air during the drying cycle, thereby saving energy. They are also smaller and quieter than standard models. This makes them an excellent option for smaller spaces.

ENERGY STAR certified washer-dryers, such as the LG All-in-One Washer/Dryer Combination with Steam, offer an impressive level of energy efficiency while still able to wash your laundry. This appliance only uses 105 kWh annually.

This means that over a year, this unit will save you around $240 in energy costs. You can also be sure that the LG washer/dryer combo is designed to protect you from overheating, as well as other issues which can lead to costly repairs.

The washer-dryer combo features a powerful 4.5 inverter motor that is rated at 4.5 kW and a sophisticated thermal management system to keep your laundry running smoothly. The dryer uses an unique humidity sensor that can detect levels of moisture to stop the cycle when 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 drying out your clothing.

If you take care to use your appliances correctly, you can also improve the energy efficiency of your washing machine. You can limit the amount of laundry you do by spreading them over a number of days. It's also better to wash one full load of laundry every week than multiple partial loads.

When you're shopping for new laundry equipment make sure to look at the Energy Star rating. These appliances are evaluated by the EPA and DOE to ensure they meet strict guidelines for energy efficiency and have been proved to save you money and energy. In addition, you may receive benefits* by purchasing eligible ENERGY STAR clothes washers and dryers through participating retailers.

Looks

A built-in washer dryer blends into the laundry room, making it easy to forget that it's there. You can pick appliances that are compatible or mix and match to create your own look. Be aware that you will need to account for any electrical, gas and venting requirements when designing your space. Be sure that the doors are large enough to allow access to the appliances. Also leave 6 inches above and below the appliance for ventilation.

In this laundry room Sydney-based interior designer Joanne Yeomans from Issy & H Creative hid an array of appliances hidden behind sleek, modern cabinetry. The appliances are painted the same color as the cabinets to create an even look. A gorgeous tile backsplash and bronze-toned hardware for the sink give the room a visual appeal.

When choosing an electric stacked washer dryer, choose one that has a low water factor (WF) to conserve energy. You should consider a dryer that has an automatic shutoff that can stop fires from overheating or a burst the hose. Find a dryer made of metal vent pipe that has a few bends to increase airflow and decrease the risk of mold and condensation.

This laundry closet by Yellow Brick Home features a stacked washer-dryer in front of a window, which offers plenty of natural light for sorting and cleaning. A butcher-block counter gives you an area to fold and cloth hampers are placed on the opposite wall. A framed dog print on the wall is a fun way to add some style.