Product review (5 stars): Spa Owner--and in LOVE
Update after a month of use: I'm still in love. Previous reviews about this not being able to dry are completely off-base I assume people do not know how to read. I dry my spa sheets on the low temp setting because this dryer has the heat of a spewing volcano when it decides it really wants to get something dry. Even my heaviest towels don't need the more dry setting. I can't imagine life without my baby!

After reading many many reviews on this site and other sites I went ahead and purchased the unit.  It's been 2 days and I'm in love. I own a small spa and the only place to put a machine is in the kitchenette and there is no place to vent it.  This didn't leave me many options.  It seemed the negative reviews focused on the ability to dry properly.  Under that heading came A) have the water drain level to or below the exit pipe B) the pump isn't powerful enough.
After contacting both LG and several distributors I was assured the pump has been upgraded in the past couple years.  I also had the plumber install the drain 14" above the floor rather than the standard 20" here in Houston.  Couldn't do a floor drain or I would have.  I also purchased the pedestal for around $250 which reviews said helps the draining during the dry cycle by raising the unit higher for gravity aided draining.
I have run 2 loads of spa sheets so far and this thing is a champ.  The first time I set it on Extra Dry and it dried out solid but took 5 hours total. am trying the Regular Dry right now and the readout says 3.5 hours total.  The sheets did smell a bit the first time but that's expected with a new machine.  A few drops of lavender and they're perfect.
Next is a load of towels! I can't wait.  I **love** not lugging heavy wet sheets from one machine to another.  This machine may save my sanity, and it sure is saving me 10 hours a week of 300 pounds of laundry at the laundromat.