[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So the washer and dryer are the same size as a full size washer and dryer. The amount of water in the washtub was an issue for me, i had a front loader before that did not wash the clothes well. I am so happy with the washing process in this washer. I turn the light on inside of the drum and i can see the water and soap actually washing my clothes. The dryer sets itself from the settings off of the washer and it works very well. Great purchase for us.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far it has performed well and is very quiet. However, I'm disappointed that it doesn't have a "no heat" option which I used often to rid dog hair off things before I washed them. Also unable to adjust temperature and spin on some wash cycles.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been using the washer/dryer for about a month. It does require a 120V for the washer, which we learned at installation with our old 240V unit. The install can be a bit tight depending on your space, so confirm all things. Nevertheless, the washer/dryer has performed well in the past month. It can handle a large load of clothes, or bedding with ease. The cycles are somewhat long unfortunately. This is apparently common with front loading HE washers. The LG app takes some time to figure out how to connect, and I wish that was easier even as someone who’s a little tech savvy. I recommend the app because you can get notifications if your load is done in case you’re not near the unit or if you tend to forget. You can download specific recipes, which is awesome. The standard recipes are fine, but the ability to download is icing on the cake. I haven’t used the dryer extensively on men’s shirts but don’t think wrinkling will be an issue. We did use steam just once, and the clothes were burning hot coming out. The central panel is nice so you don’t have to reach up to 72” in the air, being at about hip height. No leaks yet. It’s a huge upgrade over our previous Whirlpool unit. We know it will continue to perform with proper care.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought the WashTower last month and we like it. It washes and dries well, and the cycles don't take much time. We like the appearance and functionality, especially the control in the center of the tower. My wife isn't that tall, so the controls being placed there make it very convenient for her. The tower is also very quiet when it is working except for the alarm that lets us know the cycle has ended. The volume is just right to allow us to hear wherever we are in our home. WE would definitely recommend this machine to others.

This is our third LG laundry set. The first stayed with a house we sold and is still running. The second was about five years old and ran flawlessly. We sold that set to buy the stack model for aesthetic reasons. We would have bought the full featured model but needed the Graphite Steel color to match the refrigerator that it sits beside. I like everything about this unit except the dryer selections are extremely limited. Temperature and dryness settings are fixed in most modes. You can cook your clothes on high heat, run at medium heat on a cycle that runs long after the clothes are dry or repeat a shorter cycle because you cannot adjust dryness. LG deliberately handicapped this dryer to justify a higher cost for the next model up. Compared to the higher model, this unit has a lower grade tub material and no dryer steam function. I don't know why LG found it necessary to turn off the selection buttons. The unit is well made but I kind of hate it.

Product is good but not compatible with new builds. The new electric breakers and GFCI outlets prevent the machine from operating correctly when it uses hot water. It flips the breaker every time. This leaves the homeowner having to replace a safe GFCI outlet with a non-GFCI outlet or illegally modify the breaker box to operate the washer. I really like the u it but it has been an expensive issue to track down and resolve.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a brand new LQ Washtower WKE100HVA installed recently and finally had the opportunity to use it. I had connected it to the app, and such, and everything looked good, but just recently ran the first load. The myriad of settings was interesting but a bit daunting, but I got it going anyway.  I put the clothes in the dryer and fired it up, and the UNIT was running fine.  I wanted to make some changes to the settings, but once its going, that's  not really an option...ok, no problem.   I fired up the app to see how things were going, and the app said the dryer was off...???  I'm standing there looking at it running. I started a chat with a rep, and he said that's a problem (no kidding), and I needed to delete the app, redownload it and reload the  wash tower into the app.  Kind of a Microsoft style forklift upgrade, but ok.   Waited until the dryer was finished, and then did that.  Less than fun, but it worked...ok, good to go....I thought. I was messing with settings on the app, and I had the washer door open to air out and dry as it was still wet inside,  and the app attempted to start the washer (my fault) and then errored.  It said 'door open'...which was correct.  So I closed  the door, and the error code on the machine went away. The next day I opened the app, and it had an error on the screen...said washer door was open.  It wasn't.  The error message was no longer displayed on the unit, but the app refused to clear.  I tried for a few minutes, but nope.  The unit was fine, but the app was stuck with the error. I deleted the washtower from the app and re-added it.  Same error. This was getting annoying. Again, I've only used the system ONE TIME. Since nothing would clear the error, I reached around behind it and pulled the 220v plug. Much like Microsoft, a hard reset cleared the error.  Really, LG?  So now, both washer and dryer show up in the app. Both units physically seem ok, but brand new equipment shouldn't have these errors. On the use side...the washer had quite a bit of water still inside, so it would be nice if it had a method to clear the water better, but leaving the door open for awhile isn't much different than what I've done with other manufacturer's units.  There was wet lint caught on the outside of the boot next to the door that needed cleaned, and the dryer lint screen has two tiny windows in the corners that aren't so easy to clear the lint from.   This is kind of a poor design, I think.  A single screened window would be simpler to clean, maybe not as stylish, but more functional.  We'll see how things go as I used the unit more, but these right out the gate issues give me a bit of concern. The full range of features LOOK cool, but I'll need to see how it performs to know more.   For now, it's 4 stars for look, feel and features, and one star off for kludgy functional issues on first use.

I had to get the computer panel replaced due to soap getting into the panel. I believe this is a design flaw since we pull the drawer our to put soap in it, then close the drawer. How does soap get into the control panel? I had to pay to replace it, the tech will have to come out for a third time because he couldn't get the right part. Pretty frustrated since this is a 2 year old machine.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I needed to purchase a new stackable washer dryer combo after my old one quit. I chose the LG combo and couldn't be happier that I did. The front-loading washer gets my clothes cleaner than I would have thought possible. The ease of loading and running both the washer and dryer makes things for easy for me and the compact design freed up additional space in my home. I highly recommend the LG washer dryer combo. LG lives up to its name...Life is Good!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought a different brand after we bought the house in2013. The tub would only hold a small amount of water, so when I was doing a larger load I would have to put a couple of buckets of water in the tub. The machine was very noisy. Our son has this same LG Washtower and it works great at his business. We are loving it doing the laundry. It is a very quite machine and very efficient.