I used this in an older 1977 townhome with a tiny kitchen and the community laundry is down some stairs and not that close to the townhouse. Pros: As title says, it works fine once you get used to it. And it does take some getting used to. I would recommend this anyway, just because you are not sharing with other people, and not having to feed it money to make it work. Cons: When drying it uses a bunch of power. I can't use my DW or Microwave when this is "Drying". My solution is just to hit the "Pause" button, microwave my stuff, then start the laundry up again. Not a con but a slightly annoying reality, It takes twice as long to do a load of laundry because it is only one unit for washing and drying. All told, I would buy this again, no problem.

I have wanted to put a unit like this in my kitchen for some time. I have a full size washer/dryer set in my lower level but my daughter lives down there and it was inconvenient for everyone. I had an old unused dishwasher and this fits beautifully in the same spot. I had a plumber make the water and drain connections. I love the convenience and it works beautifully. It has numerous preset cycles, but you can customize any one (add dry time, change water temp etc). I should have done this ages ago!

This is my second LG washer dryer combo. I have found it to be a much improved version of the one I bought in 2005. The technology for drying seems better and I notice no smell with this one as I did the other one.

This washer/dryer combo is great for small spaces. We are so happy we purchased this product. It takes a little longer to wash and dry clothes because of the ventless dryer but it works great.

I've seen reviews saying this doesn't dry clothes all the way or very well. I have NOT had any problems with this unit. I used this in a small kitchen renovation, along side the Bosch 18" DW seen in the attached picture. Both appliances purchased from Best Buy