Current Events > I need to pick a washer/dryer for my new apartment.

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My current apartment has a washer/dryer included. My new apartment doesn't.

I think I'll go with one of those washer/dryer combo appliances. That'll save me a lot of time just having to put clothes in once.
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They're gonna let you install a W/D in your unit??
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Go to a place that will install it for you as well. I had tp haul tbose things up to a 2nd story apartment last year and fuck that shit
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Muffinz0rz posted...

They're gonna let you install a W/D in your unit??

Yeah, the apartment has the connections. The appliance(s) just needs to be hooked up to those connections.
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CasualGuy posted...

Go to a place that will install it for you as well. I had tp haul tbose things up to a 2nd story apartment last year and fuck that shit

Yeah, I'm gonna go to Sears. I think they'll have some sort of service like that.
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i've never heard of a washer/dryer combo before. consider that the machines will be right next to each other and all you gotta do is move the clothes like 2 feet. having two separate machines will allow you to do two loads at once, if that matters.

when i bought my current set ~10 years ago i bought the cheapest thing Lowe's had (Roper) and they still work just fine. kinda waiting on them to die so i can upgrade.

i recommend a top loading washer because i've heard many horror stories about front-loading ones leaking

many of the features on high end machines are unnecessary and more points of failures. things like touch screen controls, or WiFi connectivity with an app, may seem nice but they add a lot to the price are most likely the thing to break (and aren't cheap to repair). get a good quality machine but be weary about too many bells/whistles.
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Giant_Aspirin posted...

i've never heard of a washer/dryer combo before. consider that the machines will be right next to each other and all you gotta do is move the clothes like 2 feet. having two separate machines will allow you to do two loads at once, if that matters.

when i bought my current set ~10 years ago i bought the cheapest thing Lowe's had (Roper) and they still work just fine. kinda waiting on them to die so i can upgrade.

i recommend a top loading washer because i've heard many horror stories about front-loading ones leaking

many of the features on high end machines are unnecessary and more points of failures. things like touch screen controls, or WiFi connectivity with an app, may seem nice but they add a lot to the price are most likely the thing to break (and aren't cheap to repair). get a good quality machine but be weary about too many bells/whistles.

Eh, I kinda dislike having to move clothes from the washer to the dryer either way. I'd rather just set it and forget it.
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dayum those things are not cheap
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LG makes the best washers and dryers on the market, no joke
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