Current Events > Having an all-in-one washer/dryer is very convenient.

(+) Yeah! (+)

Just put your clothes in, set the kind of wash cycle you want to do, set it to dry from a few different settings, and then start it. It washes, then dries, and chimes when it's done.

Only problem is mine randomly stops working. I've got an appointment for someone to come out next week to fix it.

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Oh I thought you meant where it was a stackable combined into one, yeah that would be cool to have a all-in-one so I could set it and forget it

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sounds like an absolute bitch to work on.

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Thatd be awesome. I havent even had a washer or dryer for about a year and a half now.

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Arent they expensive?

BroodRyu posted...

Arent they expensive?

It is, but it saves me a lot of time. I can start my clothes at night and not have to worry about waking up to move them to a dryer. I think it's worth the cost in that regard.

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so one unit does both? thats cool

Are you willing to share how much it cost you?

Poop2 posted...

so one unit does both? thats cool

Yeah. It also dries electronically by heating up the air in the drum, so you don't even need the dryer hookup. You just connect the two water valves, plug it into power, and it works.

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BroodRyu posted...

Are you willing to share how much it cost you?

I paid $1300 for the unit, then another $195 for a 5-year protection plan.

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Thats pretty darn sweet. Thanks for sharing!

Now combine that with a dishwasher.

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sabin017 posted...

Now combine that with a dishwasher.

It can also be used as mens' shampoo and conditioner!

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sabin017 posted...

Now combine that with a dishwasher.

That's be awesome. Speaking of that, my dishes are still a bit damp after using the dishwasher... I need to ask my apartment complex about that.

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PatrickMahomes posted...

sabin017 posted...
Now combine that with a dishwasher.
It can also be used as mens' shampoo and conditioner!

But does it WRITE!?

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I've never heard of such a thing, seems cool

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Balrog0 posted...

I've never heard of such a thing, seems cool

This!

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monkmith posted...

sounds like an absolute bitch to work on.

That's what I'm thinking. When this thing needs to be serviced you're gonna pay out the nose for labor. (Or, if you're a DIYer, you'll have fun digging through all the extra guts and circuitry)

treewojima posted...

That's what I'm thinking. When this thing needs to be serviced you're gonna pay out the nose for labor. (Or, if you're a DIYer, you'll have fun digging through all the extra guts and circuitry)

This is why I got the 5-year warranty. The repairs I need will cost me nothing.

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CableZL posted...

treewojima posted...

That's what I'm thinking. When this thing needs to be serviced you're gonna pay out the nose for labor. (Or, if you're a DIYer, you'll have fun digging through all the extra guts and circuitry)

This is why I got the 5-year warranty. The repairs I need will cost me nothing.

Which is smart, but it's the post-warranty period that's gonna hurt unless you plan on upgrading by then or just replacing it when it breaks.

$1,500 for at minimum 5 years of this sounds worth it 100%. Im probably going to look into this.

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Could you just sleep in it wearing dirty clothes and come out clean, dry, and ready for a great day?

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R1masher posted...

Could you just sleep in it wearing dirty clothes and come out clean, dry, and ready for a great day?

genius

CableZL posted...

This is why I got the 5-year warranty. The repairs I need will cost me nothing.

every time i've ever picked up an extended warranty, shit breaks maybe 3 months after it expires. they design those not to cover normal wear and tear issues.

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