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Michael Baum
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Interesting comparison of new laundry machines

Michael Baum
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  • Olympia, WA
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So I am a big fan of Yale Appliances blog. They are one of the largest appliance shops in the greater Boston area. Even though I don't need any appliances, I still read their blog and subscribe. They provide data on repairs from their repair shops. Direct info from a major service provider on repairs of just about any appliance is a good thing!

They have a new blog that just came out that I thought would be of interest to STR owners. Seeing as some folks have small closet units or next to no space for a washer/dryer, the 2 newer units they compare might fit the bill.

The GE Profile UltraFast all in one is pretty cool. 4.8cuft wash and dry all in one. The other is the LG WashTower which is a traditional all in one stack and 4.5cuft. It is smaller than a 2 unit stack so it will fit in areas where others won't.

What is also interesting is they are both heat pump dryers so no venting required. The GE is 120v only while the LG is 240v.

https://blog.yaleappliance.com...

These could be options for smaller cabins where fitting a washer/dryer isn't easy.

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