Product review (3 stars): the next challenge was figuring out how to time the dryer because every time my laundry came out deeply wrinkled and smelled bur
I live in a small apartment and didn't want to lose valuable space on a large washer and dryer, so upon doing some research decided on this unit. I have now had this machine for a year and a half. At first, it was a nightmare! It was incredible difficult to level properly, and during the first few washes it literally JUMPED across the room. If i hadn't been watching, there would have been serious damage. I bought $100 rubber "feet" for the washer and so far( fingers crossed) that has done the trick. Once the machine wasn't jumping around anymore, the next challenge was figuring out how to time the dryer because every time my laundry came out deeply wrinkled and smelled burnt and disgusting, like I wast drying my clothes in a toaster. Now I take the clothes out while they are still slightly humid and my laundry smells fresher, although not as fresh as standard washer and dryers. This unit does not have a lint filter, so cleaning is a real task. You have to work your way around the inner rubber lining, removing lint and gunk which often gets stuck in tiny crevices.

All in all, now that I have figured out how to work this thing, I like it and appreciate being able to do laundry without sacrificing so much space. However, it is by no means a perfect machine, and does vibrate like crazy, which is a serious disadvantage if you live in an apartment with neighbors below you. I would recommend Miele, or exploring your options before you go with this LG unit.