A:AnswerHow full are you loading the drum? I try to not load it fuller than the line on the drum for drying. Also make sure you separate your laundry according to fabric weight. Wash similar colors together as well as sorting according to fabric type/weight. Put your heavier/bulkier fabrics in the center/bottom of the drum, then fill up and out with gradually lighter & lighter fabrics. Hope this helps!
A:AnswerWe have our unit in an small upstairs bathroom. So there is no vent connection on this type of all in one washer dryer unit, the room will get a little warm and humid. But it does not cause condensation in the room and it is not overbearing. I find it not to be a problem.
A:AnswerYes you can use washer only
Washed Queen size no problem
Takes a while to dry goes through a long spin cycle before dry Clothes come out soft few wrinkles
Wash is great Clothes come clean
You can program cycle
A:AnswerThis model is a washer and a dryer all in one machine that uses a standard 120v outlet, pretty cool technology and uses a lot less electricity to dry (but it does take longer to dry as it is a condensate system). So no adapter is needed, it works using a regular plug and regular wall outlet.
A:AnswerYes, it is available in a lustrous stainless look, which I recently saw at an open house. However, I can't seem to locate the silver option on the Best Buy website.
A:AnswerNope, the type of drying this combined washer/dryer uses is a condensate system that uses electricity. It does not use gas/cannot use gas as it is a ventless evaporative model. I don't think LG makes a combo washer/dryer unit that uses gas because of this. Many thanks.
A:AnswerI was worried about that too, I haven’t seen much of an increase however I do have my air conditioner on all the time and lower that when I leave for the day by 2°. I have my unit since February and only saw a 5 to 7 dollar increase over the last month or two
A:AnswerYeah, shouldn't be a problem. We wash our thick queen size blankets with our regular loads, it just takes a little longer. Our longest load took something like 5.5 hours... Which was fine because we were gone all day and it was done when we got home.
