Product review (3 stars): PLEASE READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE YOU BUY OR INSTALL A COMBO UNIT LIKE THIS!!!
THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I CAN SAY ABOUT THIS UNIT IS THAT HOW YOU INSTALL IT MAKES 100% DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IT BEING AN ABSOLUTE FAILURE AND IT BEING THE MOST USEFUL LAUNDRY APPLIANCE MONEY CAN BUY.  Read the rest if you are considering a unit like this.

We have now had this washer/dryer for over a year so I feel like it is time for a review.

PROS:
- Put dirty laundry in at bedtime, take clean dry laundry out when you get up.  Its that simple.
- It runs on 15amp household current so you can retrofit it into places
- It doesn't vent OUTSIDE so you can retrofit it into places
- It will keep tumbling your clothes to prevent wrinkles till you are ready for them.

CONS:
- The design on this unit is terrible.  It was designed in a lab somewhere and never tested in the real world.
- IT IS NOT A VENTLESS DRYER.  It has a vent, it just doesn't vent outside your hose like a normal dryer.  There is a 2 inch round hole 2 inches below the cold water intake on the back.  That is  the vent.  See my pictures attached to this review.
- The VENT on the back is located right next to the cold water house which causes the cold water hose to condense and drip water all over the place
- The hot humid air from the vent condenses on the wall and makes a giant mess.
- The top of the dryer gets HOT!  The top right front corner gets above 130 degree F when in operation.  It is hot enough to scald you from touching it.  I measured it with a non-contact IR thermometer.
- It uses cold water to dry the clothes.  If you live somewhere where water is an issue, this unit wastes a lot of clean water.  Maybe find a way to collect and reuse it.  It will contain lint but that's it.  Based on my measurements, it uses about 8 gallons to dry your clothes.

Why would i give it 3 stars?  Because I finally worked around these issues and once I did that, it works great any my wife loves it.  We purchased this unit because it was supposed to be ventless and would run on a standard 15amp outlet.  The plan was to install the unit directly inside our closet in the master bedroom.  Having the washer dryer in the closet means that laundry goes nowhere but in the closet.  There is no hauling it around in baskets or hampers.  Wear it, wash it, wear it or hang it.

In the closet I removed the access panel for the hall bathroom tub and cut in a new washer hookup.  I installed the LG unit and started learning the hard way that the ventless dryer vents a lot of steam out the back.  I installed a sheet of thick plastic and funnel/host to catch the condensation and drain it to the floor pan drain.  I installed a set of 80MM silent computer fans that are on a relay and run when the unit is running.  All of that helped but didn't solve the problem.  The dryer would run for hours and the clothes would not dry.  I called LG to ask about this problem and they denied making a ventless dryer.  They were totally useless.

Then I found a review of a similar unit online where the reviewer mentioned the unit was drying great and there was no steam coming from his vent but he also was using the floor drain instead of a wall drain.  I immediately pulled my drain pipe from the wall and put it in a 5 gallon water jug on the floor.  Magically most of the steam stopped and the clothes came out dry!  I removed the unit, cut a new lower drain into my plumbing, and hooked it all back up.  Like magic it all worked!  There was less steam coming from the back but it still caused the cold water line to condense a lot of water.  I solved this problem by wrapping the cold water hose in pipe insulation and getting it out of the way of the vent with a 90 degree adapter and some careful placement of the hoses.

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 So the bottom line is that this unit is only functional if you can drain the water into something that is no higher than half way up the unit.  If your drain is any higher than half way up the back this unit is a total failure (minus 1 star). You should also keep in mind that it gets VERY hot to the touch and small children could get hurt by it (minus another 1 star).
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