I used a combo washer/dryer in London this summer...it was small, but did a great job....wondered why we don't hve more in the US...Even not using the dryer and hanging the wash, it was virtually dry when I took the wash out of the machine.

Thank you!

If the only possible irritants are the time it takes, and the fact that clothes are almost dry, not totally dry, then I will buy this combination one day. I would like coming home to clothes that can be ironed while still humid, and or be brought out to dry fully indoors without creating a swamp atmosphere.

The rest of the world manages with it. My guess is that since it works well for markets that have about a 1,000,000,000 people (give or take) it will work here too.

In any case, I always trust my hoses and conduits, and leave the W or D running without supervision, already, without fear.

I think the rep on the phone might have been a little drunk that day. 6 hours? Our LG WM3455HS takes 3.5 hours, start to finish, and I overload that sucker every time. If it took 6 hours I would throw it out the window. And they don't come out damp, wet, humid, etc. They are dry. They come out so hot I often drop them on the floor, especially if I touch a zipper by accident. Just like a normal dryer. We've used it for about 3 months now and have been completely satisfied with its performance.

I put up a more in-depth review on AJ Madison's website for this product, but overall, we have been pleased as could be and have saved a bundle of space by installing an all-in-one.