Product review (1 stars): Doesn't dry clothes
Washer-dryer combos are a great idea in principle, but at least in the case of this product, they just don't work.

Washing isn't a problem. It's the drying. With the Summit, you can choose among drying cycles of various lengths, but it really doesn't matter: none of them produce dry clothes.

This is especially odd because the dryer makes the clothes absolutely boiling, burn-your-fingers hot. The machine apparently lacks a moisture sensor, as the drying cycle stops after a maximum of two hours (the "auto dry" setting) with a drum full of wet clothes and even sometimes standing water!

We've tried drying everything from a full load of towels to a partial load of just socks. All of it comes out wet, no matter how many hours we let the machine churn.

We're debating whether to give LG's combo unit a shot or throw in the towel, proverbially, and make space in our home for a separate dryer.