Apartment Washer Dryer

Looking for an apartment washer and dryer?  If you need an apartment washer and dryer, you’re mainly considering something that is going to take up as little space as possible.  Since space is a premium when you live in an apartment, you can either go with a reasonably sized stacked unit, or you can go for what is probably a better option, an all-in-one washer and dryer option.

These days, technology has developed to the point where if you need an apartment washer and dryer, you need only look to 1 machine to handle both tasks.  I’m going to go over a few of the better options that are available to you so that the next time you’re looking to pick one up, you’ll know which ones to keep an eye out for:

1.  LG : WM3988HWA 27in Steam Washer/Dryer Combo with 4.2 cu. ft. Capacity

One apartment washer and dryer combo to look out for is this one right here.  This may be a bit expensive at $1,929.99, however do keep in mind that it is both a washer and a dryer all rolled into one.

This has been rated 4.5/5 stars by 11 reviewers on Amazon so it is a clear winner among it’s owners.  It has 9 wash and 5 dry programs, a spin speed of 1320 PRMs and an Allergiene cycle. 

Now if you’re looking for a washer and dryer that is going to handle a family of 4 or more, this is not what you want to get, it won’t handle such large loads, but for less than that, it is perfect.  The clothes come out smelling great and feeling clean.  There are so many different water temperature levels, soil levels and spin cycle speeds that this is a joy to operate. 

This is also quite energy efficient and it is very convenient not having to drag clothes from a washer into a dryer all the time.

2.  LG : WM3431HS All-In-One Washer and Dryer TITANIUM

If you want an apartment washer and dryer that is cheaper than the above, you may want to consider this one for $1,267 at Amazon.  This one also has a lot of extra buttons and functions.  It has 5 temperature selections, a delay wash option that can go for up to 19 hours and 9 wash programs: Sanitary, Cotton/Towels, Normal, Permanent Press, Delicates, Wool/silk, Hand Wash, Speed Wash, and Drain & Spin.

This is designed to work in a small space without the traditional washer and dryer hookup, all you need is a plug and to hook up to a sink for the water.  This doesn’t dry your clothes with hot air though so there is no lint trap, that’s the only downside.  In order to get to the lint which builds up inside the machine, you have to disassemble it to get to it which is somewhat of a design flaw.