Product review (5 stars): A good machine
I have had my LGWM3431 combination for five years, and have never had a problem with it.  Since I noticed that Amazon is showing a good deal on it right now, I thought I would offer some experience with the machine.  I am disabled, so we bought it and had it placed on the manufacturer's pedestal, allowing detergent storage at the bottom of the machine.  It also stabilizes the machine so it doesn't vibrate on the floor.  I am delighted to have the door at waist-height, and I am very happy with the way this machine cleans.  It is not harsh on the fabrics and the steam drying system makes everything soft.  The total wash/dry cycle on the permanent press setting is 3:11 - and I would recommend the permanent press cycle for most clothing to alleviate some of the wrinkling from steam drying.  Sometimes I add an extra 30 minutes of drying, which takes out that dampness. I think my husband has had to clean out lint about 3 times in 5 years, so the lint problem is not a serious one.  I agree with the commenter who said to to be careful of lint with small rugs, blankets, etc.  The cycles are pretty flexible, too - you can do wash only, rinse only or dry only, so you might want to air-dry some of the really linty things, then put them in on a 30 minute dry to fluff them..

The previous owner of our house had one of these, so we bought one because we didn't want to overtax our septic system.  We live in a country area near a pond used for swimming and boating, and land drainage can be a problem. This machine uses much less water than a standard machine. The real advantage is the "set it and forget it" approach to laundry. We put a load in at night before bed, and in the morning it's done. The extra 30 minute drying cycle will warm up your towels or skivvies just fine.  I really have no complaints at all about the machine, and I would recommend it especially for folks with limited septic or who would benefit by not having to move the wash from one machine to the other.