Got water tap at your balcony? And drain hole? And electricity?
Btw the heat from the Sun will greatly shorten it's service life

This post has been edited by idoblu: Apr 19 2016, 09:24 PM

Maybe use a cover to keep UV rays and dirt out

I saw this LG washer/dryer quite interesting
The bottom got a pull out drawer that have another drum. Not sure if can work independently but it says can run at the same time. Maybe can use the bottom washer to wash small loads or separate your under wears from the rest
Another advantage is you don't have to bend down for the main bigger load

ozak your next target

This post has been edited by idoblu: Jul 24 2016, 02:39 PM


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my electrolux dryer seems a bit noisy lately. i read that it could be some bearings or pulleys or whatnots. its a low end model so i dont intend to fix it.
my washer is also electrolux and my dryer is stacked on top of the washer.

so i was shopping for a new one and the salesperson told me i cant stack those heavy heat pump type dryers cause they are too heavy. i checked with electrolux and they said the same thing, cant stack too heavy.

but i look at the installation manual, there are instructions on how to stack them. anyone with real world experience on this?

btw my current dryer is vented. i think i might get a condenser type this time around. so ppl here are buying vented or condenser types?

get the condenser type.
i started with a vented dryer and been using it for about 7 years. Recently changed to conderser type. i feel life is so much easier with condenser type because previously i had to always open the window and put out the vent hose. Of course your situation may be different from mine. If you dont have a dedicated outlet for your vent then can consider condenser

I was told by Electrolux that the heat pump dryer is too heavy to be stack on top your washer. Dunno true or not though.

Only thing is if you read the dryers manual, they do recommend stacking kits so I dunno who to believe

Electrolux Malaysia Facebook told me that but I dun really trust them haha
End up I didn’t buy the heat pump dryer.

This post has been edited by idoblu: Aug 7 2018, 07:44 PM

today electrolux technician came to fix my dryer's door so i asked him about heat pump type. he says not recommended to stack heat pump type dryer and if need to fix it, owner will have to get their own people to bring it down before they can fix it. The tech from electrolux will not carry it down to the floor if needed. Its too heavy!

Don’t worry about it then
Deal with it if and when the time comes 😊

Take a look at Panasonic Cuble
https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-.../na-d106x1.html

Can get below 5K. 10kg wash/ 6kg dry
Really impressed by the features and fast washing time



This post has been edited by idoblu: Sep 2 2018, 12:23 PM

5 hours just on the drying time or both wash and dry?
Anyway 5hrs is still too long