QUOTE(Glu808080 @ Dec 23 2016, 09:11 AM)
Depend on1) space
2) how many people in a family. Large family, separate type will save time doing laundry.
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Dec 23 2016, 09:34 AM
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QUOTE(Glu808080 @ Dec 23 2016, 09:22 AM) 1 baby ?If yes, Get the separated type. Buy the model with the rack that can place the dryer up. No rack no buy. https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=69612977 |
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Dec 23 2016, 10:02 AM
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QUOTE(buncho89 @ Dec 29 2016, 01:38 PM) Yea mine takes quite a while to dry and its not fully dried. I usually dry for 45min and leave to hang overnight then its done. Don't overload the marker. Drying need space to tumbler and the heat go into the cloth. If u want fully dry, then prob 1.5hours and above on a washer/dryer. If own separate dryer, then would be more faster. U can google different type of dryers like heat pump, condenser etc. You can get some dryer ball to increase the efficiency. Separate the thick and thin fabric. Normally I will takeout to sun dry. When not enough time or rain, than take back and put into the dryer. This will reduce the drying time, more complete dry and save some energy. |
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Dec 29 2016, 03:55 PM
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Dec 29 2016, 05:03 PM
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QUOTE(kurique @ Dec 29 2016, 04:51 PM) Therenare a lot washer dryer offer bigger capacity but.. U know la at least must add around rm1.5k. If can't wash comforter, no use la. Spend that much but still have to wash outside.Oh the same model? Can share the review for this item? Review many time already la. Tired. Go search yourself. Or just buy it. My wan it 12kg/7kg LG combo. |
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QUOTE(kurique @ Dec 29 2016, 08:40 PM) It is not the weight. But the size.How big the drum size of 10kg? How big the drum of 13kg? My queen size comforter just enough to squeeze into the 12kg drum. If king size, don't think can fit in at all. Than can the comforter wash clean enough? Since it so tight inside the drum. |
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Dec 30 2016, 09:08 AM
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QUOTE(kurique @ Dec 30 2016, 05:18 AM) Yes i agreed 13kg is more than 10.5kg. But, it does not mean that 10.5kg is too small. 13kg or 10.5kg is not only dependent in drum size, but also capability of each washer dryer. If u notice drum size of each model is not same eventhough capacity is same. It is about technology. "My queen size comforter just enough to squeeze into the 12kg drum. If king size, don't think can fit in at all."If u dont mind what is your lg combo model n price? Can you understand what am I write ? I already use this LG combo WD-CD1212W for 8yrs. That is the size of the comforter it can fit in. If the 12kg queen size "just" enough to squeeze in and the drum is pretty full, can a 10.5kg squeeze in ? If the 10.5kg drum is about the same size as 12kg, what does the 10.5kg capacity mean? People intend to put more cloth inside as long as the drum fit. Nobody will weight the cloth before throw into the drum. How the manufacturing makesure you not overload the capacity. I only can give you my LG combo experience. Try to get a measurement tape and check the drum size which brand is the biggest for the capacity you're looking. I notice that Top loader drum size is bigger than the Front loader. It is because the vertical drive and horizontal drive force is different. |
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Dec 30 2016, 09:17 AM
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Dec 30 2016, 08:35 AM) The comforter has filling and is rolled up like how farmers in US midwestern rolls up hay before loading into the washing machine. Actually if the drum size is 12kg or 10kg, it not really that size. Depend the design of the brand.Queen size comforters usually 70"*70" whilst king size is 90"*70". The drum size and the tub mouth opening width determines if this can be put in or not. Hence top loaders naturally makes better choice in loading these sizes. If washing at the laundromat, usually they recommend using an XL washer. XL because of the larger then usual tub mouth opening diameter. As seen here. Comforter/ quilt / duvet cover is the cotton cloth that is used to cover over the comforter. Most comforter here by right cannot remove cover, hence this cloth covers over much like how pillow case is used over pillows. Which brings me back to my point above that our weather here suffice sleeping in just with the cover alone. If just using that, even a 5.5-6kg washer can wash even king sized. Have you notice that inside the drum have a few fin divide equal at the drum wall. This fin take away some capacity of the drum. My LG combo the drum fin is pretty big size. Hence why the queen size comforter is "just" enough to fit in. I m not sure do others brand have this fin inside the drum. Another problem when you too compact the comforter inside the drum, can the water and detergent able to absorb into the fabric fast. Can the dirt be able to flow out? Can the washing efficiency wash ? |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Dec 30 2016, 09:28 AM) All FL have that fins. The last point you mentioned is the most crucial of all. Do laundry balls like those Korean magic balls help? If you talk about washing the comforter, the drum already no space for it. Don't think you can squeeze the magic ball in.Even you able to put the ball in, it just stay there and can't move around. Where got space for it to roll around? The magic ball is a gimmick. Normally they will tell you use with hot water will be very effective. It is not true. Actually only the hot water is enough effective without the ball. I do have some ball for the drying. The ball have spike and it create a space inside the fabric when tumbler. Help the drying process faster. But I didn't try to compare it. |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Dec 30 2016, 09:24 AM) The discontinued LG CD1212W had the following dimensions: I choose this model because(WxDxH,mm) 635 x 720 x 925 That qualifies it as an XL front load to wash a Queen size comforter. Standard FL washer dimensions typically are 600 x 600 x 850 1) it is the minimum size that able to wash queen size comforter. 2) it have Duvet function. Which tell me it have the prg to wash heavy thing. 3) I can't afford to buy a larger size. Combo is expensive. But cheaper than separate type. Regarding choosing the LG brand reliable, It is the most use and prefer WM in US. I cannot find any data in local. Since it last for 8yrs and still using, my ROI is already return. |
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Dec 30 2016, 02:50 PM
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Dec 30 2016, 02:34 PM) Indeed LG is a good brand and to have lasted so long it's a good thing. I know of a friend who's elderly couple parents uses Tromme 10.5/6kg washer dryer. Very quiet and it suits their purpose now that there's no maid and all the kids grown up and flew the coop. Another convince me about LG WM is my friend. He have this TL for 11yrs and running. The only thing spoil is the inlet valve. Cost RM120 for the part and DIY.Actually I m sceptical about Korean product. But since the US consumer is happy with it, so try lor. 1 thing bad about this WM is the door rubber seal. It retain the water and overtime accumulate dirt and mold. Need frequent wipe it dry and clean. |
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QUOTE(kurique @ Feb 4 2017, 10:29 AM) After thoroughly study i decided to buy the same FL ( LG 10.5/7kg). I agreed with u about the smell. However after 3rd cycle the smell was gone. Maybe due to the newly rubber. Use the bounce outdoor flesh sheet for each drying cycle. So far i satisfied with the washing n drying quality. I also tried a few NFC downloadable program and it is work nicely. Solve my drying smell. |
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QUOTE(weikee @ Apr 21 2017, 10:20 AM) In a few years, we can have a much more energy efficient dryer. Wah, nice. https://energy.gov/eere/buildings/downloads...c-clothes-dryer Hope available here before my dryer die. |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Jun 19 2017, 11:05 AM) Tetsuhito Fujiyama aka Mr Home appliance Laboratory: tips on cleaning washer dryer lint filter article. Tip: Use Chrome which auto translates the article. I believe all the dryer have the filter and need to be clean frequent after use the dryer. But if it a combo, there is no filter to be clean. The only filter I can think of is the drainer filter ? |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Jun 19 2017, 11:34 AM) I think the Jap washer dryer combo still retains a lint filter compared to European styled ones. I've never seen an article detailing methods and the types of brushes used until now with pictures too. I have been searching and read the manual if there any filter that need to be clean. But none.So I think the lint is wash away by the water when next cycle WM is use. It don't need filter for combo. But there is a youtube video that show how to clean the recycle hot air path if the drying time is longer. The lint block the moisture sensor after long time use. Time for me to dismantle the WM and clean it up. |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Jun 19 2017, 11:53 AM) If not mistaken, have to open the top and behind the panel. Open the blower, duct and clean.Not difficult for DIY. But not easy also for normal people. Found the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA07FcQZORQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji-bH3BH58U |
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