You can choose from 10 different wash cycles, including bedding, delicates, and speed wash, and five temperature levels. The washer has 4.5 cubic feet of interior space, which is average for a front-loading model.
While the brand has released plenty of stackable models, this set is known for performing well and providing useful features. It doesn't get more reliable than this duo from Samsung. Here are the best stackable washers and dryers for you, whether you're short on space or simply want a reliable pair in your laundry room. You'll also get to decide how much interior room you need for an easygoing day of chores. At the time of purchase, you'll be able to select the power source you want your dryer to have: electricity or gas. Otherwise, your experience will be smooth and designed by you. You might need to grab a step-stool any time you want to unload or load your machines. The only downside you might run into is the placement of the control panel. A stackable set has a significantly smaller footprint compared to a washer and dryer that are installed side by side, while still offering the features, capacity, and coveted steam function you've come to know and love. Whichever style you pick, you'll save a lot of space. The set could include two front-loading models that are installed vertically and can be separated at any time, or it could have the design of a laundry center that seamlessly connects a top-loading washer to a front-loading dryer. To successfully tackle your laundry, you typically need to have both, which is why many households shop for a stackable set. Like two best friends, they stick together through thick (your bulky comforters) and thin (your favorite tees). hope some1 here knows.Your washer and dryer are an inseparable pair. I'm curious as much as you are to know if there was anything from Merloni (appliance division) in the 80's or 90's. However, after a while, some1 shed some light on the matter and I decided to believe that it was no washing machine (mistery solved). I guess my mum didn't pay too much attention to what I was saying and she dismissed my baffling statement by saying that the 1 we had was big enough for our needs. In fact, I remember that, being so unfamiliar with tumble dryers, having seen one in a shop, I was describing it to my mum as a washing machine with a huge drum, but I didn't like it cos' there were no holes on the walls of the drum :-P But there must have been some others I'm sure. The only Italian brand I can remember seing tumble dryers of (even when I was young) was Zerowatt later on absorbed by Candy. I lived in Italy up to 1996 and I don't remember ever seing Ariston nor Indesit tumble dryers.
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