A Built In Washer Dryer Can Blend Into Your Laundry Room
Integrated washer dryers can combine the functions of washing machine and tumble dryer into one appliance. They make it unnecessary to transfer laundry from one machine to another. They can also be hidden away in your kitchen for an elegant look.
Washer dryers come with five drying cycles that include Quick Wash when you’re in a hurry. They also have five heat settings, as certain soils are more likely to dissolve at warmer or colder temperatures.
Space Saving
Washer dryer combos are fashionable space-saving solution for your laundry requirements. They are a great choice for homes with limited area for floor space. They can be tucked neatly under counters or behind kitchen cupboard doors. 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 washing without the need to transfer clothes from one machine to another. This can save time and effort, and also reducing the risk of misplacing or forgetting a load. You can also save energy by not having a separate tumble-dryer running in the same area as your washer.
The majority of built-in washer dryers will have a smaller capacity than standalone units because they need to accommodate both a washing machine and a dryer. They also have a smaller weight and lower energy class than standalone models. When buying a washer/dryer combo it is important to think about whether the combination will meet your laundry needs.
Stackable washer-dryers maximize vertical space through stacking the drying unit on top of the washer. This is particularly beneficial in homes with smaller laundry rooms and apartment spaces where space is at a minimum. The appliances can be set up similarly to a normal washer and dryer but with the addition of an air venting system that draws air away from the appliance.
Stackable or stacked washer-dryers are as efficient as standalone units, providing you with all the features of a washing machine and tumble dryer in one unit. They are user-friendly and feature-loaded which means you can wash your laundry like you normally do with the added benefit of saving on power bills as well as water and detergent costs. You can also choose the ventless or vented model that doesn’t require exhaust to function, so you can enjoy further savings on your energy bills.
Convenience
Washer dryer combos have a compact footprint and are also compact in height, making them ideal for apartments and smaller homes. They’re also less cumbersome to use than two separate appliances as you don’t need to load and empty the washer as frequently. There are even models that have a non-stop feature, so you can do both the washing and drying in one go.
Most built in washer dryers can wash 8kg of laundry and dry up to 4kg, which is enough to cater for the average household. If you have a large family or wash a lot of bulky things like duvet covers and bed sheets and sheets, you might need to invest in an additional dryer.
Integrated washer dryers tend to be smaller than standalone models. This allows them to fit into tight spaces such as undercounters or cabinets. They can also be outfitted with doors for sleek appearance, and conceal your appliance when it’s not in use.
They are equipped with a broad variety of cycles that can meet your specific laundry needs including delicate and quick cycles eco, anti-allergy and eco-friendly options. These washer dryer combos are easy to monitor with LED indicator lights for each cycle along with an end-of-cycle indicator as well as the option of a child lock. Some of our washer dryers come with horizontal axis drums that is gentler on clothes and helps reduce wear. If you’re short on time, some of our washers have a Quick 15 Cycle that delivers an efficient and thorough wash in just 15 minutes.
The drying process of our washer dryer combos is equally impressive with features that allow you to save energy and money. Electrolux UltimateCare700, for instance, has a VapourRefresh feature that revives clothes and smoothes wrinkles up to 23% more than air drying. Additionally, its ENERGY STAR rating means you’ll be using less energy than other washer and dryer combination units.
Some of our washer-dryer combos come with programmable controls that allow you to pre-set the cycle of washing and drying according to your schedule. You can load the machine in the evening and return to a fresh-smelling laundry ready to use.
Energy Efficiency
There are energy-efficient options for your washing machine and dryer regardless of whether they are separate appliances or combined into one unit. The most efficient options are those that consume the least amount of water and electricity and provide the best wash for your clothing. They also make use of less hot air in the drying process, thereby conserving energy. They are also smaller and quieter than conventional models. This makes them a perfect choice for small spaces.
ENERGY STAR certified washer-dryers such as the LG All-in-One Washer/Dryer Combination with Steam, offer a high efficiency in energy consumption while still able to clean your laundry. This combination appliance uses only 100 kWh per year.
This means that over the course of a year, this unit will help you save around $240 in energy costs. In addition you can rest knowing that the LG washer-dryer combo has been designed to prevent overheating and other issues that could result in costly repairs.
The combination washer-dryer has an inverter motor that is powerful, weighing 4.5 4 kW and an advanced thermal control system to ensure that your laundry is running efficiently. The dryer has a unique humidity sensor to monitor the level of moisture and stop the cycle when it’s safe to remove your clothes from the dryer. This feature is especially important since it allows you to save money by not drying too much clothing.
You can also improve the energy efficiency of your laundry by utilizing your appliances with care. You can cut down on your laundry loads by spreading them over a number of days. It’s better to do one full load of laundry every week than several partial loads.
When shopping for new laundry appliances, don’t forget to look at the Energy Star rating. These appliances are tested by the EPA and DOE to ensure they meet strict energy efficiency guidelines and have been proven to help you save money and energy. Additionally, you could be eligible for benefits* when purchasing eligible ENERGY STAR clothes dryers and washers from participating retailers.
Looks
A washer dryer built-in blends in with the laundry room making it easy to forget that it’s there. You can select a matching pair of appliances or mix and match styles to create your own style. When planning your space, integrated washer dryers keep in mind that you’ll need consider any electrical, venting and gas needs. Make sure the doors open enough to allow access to the appliances, and leave around 6 inches of space above and below each appliance for venting.
In this laundry room, Sydney-based interior designer Joanne Yeomans from Issy & H Creative concealed a pair of stacked appliances hidden behind sleek, modern cabinetry. The appliances are painted in the same color as the cabinets for uniformity. A gorgeous tile backsplash and bronze-toned hardware on the sink give the room a visual appeal.
To conserve energy, select an electric washer-dryer that has an energy-efficient WF of less than. Consider a dryer that has an automatic shutoff to prevent fires from overheating or a bursting pipe. To increase airflow, search for a metal vent pipe with fewer bends. This will reduce the possibility of condensation and mold.
A stacked washer dryer sits under a window in this laundry closet from Yellow Brick Home, which is flooded with natural light to sort and wash. A butcher block countertop offers the space to fold laundry, while cloth hampers line the opposite wall. A framed canine print on the wall provides an adorable touch of style.