Which All-In-One Laundry Unit Is The Best? LG vs GE Profile vs Samsung

[@nickrusso9587]

Great video we have the LG model and it works great. If anyone believes that a separate washer and dryer offers faster laundry.... that may be if you are still doing laundry the old way staying home all day switching loads etc. We are a family of 5 and at night we put on a load and wake up it is done. Put on a load before leaving for work and come home it is done. Put on a load while working around the house and it is done when you are finished with other chores. You just have to change your laundry routine to a better one offering freedom to do other things. Our machine is quiet and seems to be saving $$$ in utilities and clothes seem to stay newer looking longer.

[@yonkocommander5531]

⁠Ive seen some complains from a reliability standpoint, mainly related to how much maintenance it needs or the lint will destroy it, how’s your experience so far?

[@segraham33]

​@@yonkocommander5531 30 cycles you get a reminder to clean the tub. I use this reminder to clean lint from the heatsink and washer filter. Could call it 'different work', instead of measuring detergent, switching laundry between machines, I clean lint about every month. It takes ~5-10 minutes. To some this may be impractical but not that big a deal for me.

[@flextefitness4954]

​@yonkocommander5531 I'm on my fourth load right now and I can tell you I'm having drying issues. The first load I ever did seemed to work pretty well. Since then drying has not been working well. Barely any lint of getting in the lint trap. I did have a drainage issue earlier but once I fix that up I'm still getting clothes that are not completely dry

[@spazzman90]

@@yonkocommander5531 On mine, you have to spend about a minute every 5 loads and clean the coils. Imperative, or the unit won't dry well. Every 4-6 weeks, I do a tub clean and spend about 10 minutes wiping the lint from the main seal to put it back in as new state. Got my machine the first week of Feb. Has been flawless after I figured out you have to keep that condenser clean every 4-5 loads!

[@MrGooch2706]

I've had the LG for 6 months. No problems. I clean the lint filter often. Clothes come out bone dry. Average load size is 15 lbs.

[@cw3438]

Hands down Yale Appliance really does the very best of the best informative, non-biased videos I've found yet. You all are really very, VERY good at what you do. Please don't stop. & Thank You!

[@YaleAppliance1]

Wow, thank you!

[@JoeL-zx2tl]

Greetings, well after all of the reviews on KZbin I went out and bought one, that is the GE all in one. What a great machine. We’ve had it for 10 days and we have put 21 loads through it. I clean it after every cycle so I don’t think we’re gonna have a problem with Lint. Again thank you for all the reviews you guys do.

[@yonkocommander5531]

⁠Ive seen many complaining from a reliability standpoint, mainly related to how much maintenance it needs or the lint will destroy it, how’s your experience so far?

[@ryanthibeaux]

I have two I love them

[@CoreyPeavy-m4t]

I love my GE, I bought it last December. Although I wasn’t experiencing any problems with my filter I’ve modified the lent filter for added security.

[@r24g]

How did you modify it? Do you mind sending a picture How it looks now

[@ctgaming168]

How did you mod it?

[@josecolon8143]

How did you modified it? 🤔

[@CoreyPeavy-m4t]

@@r24g check KZbin for modifying GE lent filters. I personally used duct tape around the border where the mesh ends and the mesh weather strip 1/4 inch thick I put that on the back end( the end that towards the back of the combo once you slide it into the compartment)

[@CoreyPeavy-m4t]

@@ctgaming168 check you tube for GE lent filter modification there are several options.

[@mattb6001]

Just picked up the Samsung unit for $1750 at Home Depot. Ran my normal size load on normal settings. Took 3 hours and clothes felt perfectly dry, no different than my previous regular washer dryers. Going to try the AI setting next to see if there’s a reduction in electricity usage. Very quiet, sleek, and efficient unit.

[@JR-go3wi]

how has it been going?

[@JR-go3wi]

any problems or everything running smoothly?

[@stephensung9317]

Tip: When drying large items like comforters, take it out after about 30 mins, rearrange it, then put it back in. The insides don’t dry well because there’s not enough space to tumble around. It’s a little inconvenient but at least it can start drying without transferring. You just have to remember to come back at some point to rearrange it. It will dry in 1 hr

[@meeka59]

Are you recommending this for all the brands or a specific brand?

[@babettevoegeli5228]

I LOVE my GE All In One!!!!!!!! Into month 3 and not one problem

[@Itsjustaweed]

Just got the LG and love it so far for our family of 4. Time will tell i got a 5 year extended service warranty on it since i got it for a steal of $1800

[@YaleAppliance1]

5 year warranty...who will be fixing it under warranty?

[@Itsjustaweed]

@@YaleAppliance1 Lowe's Big Box store has their own network of service technicians from what I was told if anything goes wrong I guess we'll see

[@David.C.Casselman]

I've decided to get a pair of the GE's for our new home. My wife and I have 6 kids and switching the laundry doesn't always happen right away and often may take hours to get back to. I've been selling these for the last year at Spencer's in AZ with great feedback from clients thus far. Love the videos btw! Specifically ones that dive into service rates, data on failure points, and your takes on what to consider.

[@rubencontreras9288]

God bless you with 6 kids. I got 3 and we have tons of laundry as it. Can't imagine 6

[@spazzman90]

Should have bought one GE and one LG, just so you could see how next level the LG is. :)

[@OrvilleBeauchamp-x2u]

I got the GE and love it I got it due to its just my wife and myself now so laundry is done only once or twice a week. We do have dogs so the pet feature is a plus for us. So far we have had no issues I have the app on my phone and can keep track of where my laundry is at in the cycle.

[@TwoCaptainsOneShip]

So far so good with our GE PROFILE ALL IN ONE! We got a great deal at Best Buy, no interest payments for 24 months. We are 150+ loads in and other than the lint issue, it’s been great. Great review.

[@YaleAppliance1]

Cool...here is a tip" Dont miss a payment. The interest on these cards is over 30%

[@TwoCaptainsOneShip]

@@YaleAppliance1 correct. I have auto pay set up and we are paying more then the minimum. Thanks for the content. You guys do great work over there.

[@petermaz701]

Nice comparison between all of them, looks like the GE ultra fast seems to be in the lead. I personally have a Miele washer and heat pump dryer. I must say you can get laundry done quicker with a separate washer and dryer. The dryer actually keeps up with the washer as far as when the washer is done with the load the dryer is as well.

[@YaleAppliance1]

I agree

[@jdial68]

Love my GE ultra fast.. I used to forget to put the clothes in the dryer all the time.. also nice to be able to start a load and be able to leave the house. Don’t have to wait to put in the dryer.. have had 9 months now

[@Majeskty]

Thanks for the comparison of the various New HIGH TECH washer/dryer combo. It appears we are going to go with the GE Ultrafast, even though from the various postings they should have done their own correction’s of the lint filter. However, not a deal breaker since there are postings of how to do your own modification for trapping more lint from getting to the Heat Pump coils. Appreciate all the video postings especially with the GE Engineer of the ultrafast.

[@meeka59]

What made you decide on the Ge? I really want one of these but I'm not sure which one.

[@manicsquirrel]

I LOVE our GE Profile. i work from home and can wash and dry 2-3 loads in a day. it dries just fine with the exception of bedding but even my old LG gas dryer required 2-3 complete dry cycles for heavy blankets and comforters

[@Teri_Head]

I have GE combo since 7/23 and it’s changed my life. My favorite features are the automatic dosing and not having to move the laundry to the dryer. I didn’t know how much I would love these features until I had them. My laundry comes out very clean. I have tweaked my favorite loads so they are favorited, easy to use, and I can still modify as needed. I have gotten concerned about lint. I have watched a few videos about modifying the filter and we probably will

[@yonkocommander5531]

⁠Ive seen many complaint from a reliability standpoint, mainly related to how much maintenance it needs or the lint will destroy it, how’s your experience so far?

[@natecaplin4374]

Great video. Nailed it. The horribly long drying times for bedding on the LG and especially Samsung make them a non starter for me in several Airbnb rental properties for which I was considering them. The lint problem in the Samsung combined with its (IMO) overly all touchscreen computer interface make it a total non starter for any use case. The GE or LG could be a nice option for anyone looking to add laundry into a bedroom walk in closet where plumbing may be easily accessible from an adjacent bathroom but where more than 120V electric outlet (or gas) and a vent are not readily available, and also where the smaller size and set it and forget it design could be nice to do clothes without waiting for laundry day or taking laundry to a remote laundry room on another floor or basement of a house. I agree with you that the new heat pump separate dryer from LG, or the LG WashTower models with the heat pump dryer built in, make for a superior performing option. I just wish LG would make that heat pump WashTower without requiring a separate 240V outlet for the dryer part, which seems silly given how little amperage the dryer actually uses. Seems almost like a lazy design of just reusing the hardware from the regular electric WashTower unit so as not to have to have a separate part for manufacturing the chassis.

[@s.linn5086]

Hopefully you won't have to worry about it after your city outlaws and seizes all the Airbnbs everyone's been on the hype train to rent out... what happens when everyone is a landlord? Just rent from each other? It would be *infinite free money*!

[@thedude2897]

I've had the GE for awhile now. Its really good with clothes, sheets, etc. Where it doesn't fair well is with heavy blankets. I like the pet hair cycle it has.

[@armandoherreraestrada2585]

Like the fact that its unbiased please keep up the hard work on the professional videos.

[@1900Ellen]

Had I seen your videos before ordering, I would most likely have gone with the GE instead of the Samsung. FWIW, I've done around 30 loads and your exposure of the amount of lint build-up really has me worried. However, I ran an inspection camera back to the coils and mine look pretty clean, nothing like yours after 4 loads. I will admit that I'm paranoid about cleaning out the filter and actually vacuum it after every load. I still have a month before I'm locked in and, so far, I'm satisfied with the job it is doing.

[@YaleAppliance1]

Be careful

[@Vascariz]

Interesting lint issue, another tester found Samsung doing better on lint. What are the results wirh more loads?

[@LouJustlou]

I did end up getting the LG. We are loving it but there is a known issue with the lint filter. The gasket at the back of the filter is kinked and allows lint through to the coils. I called LG and they were aware of it and will send a new one. I bought this May 25th.

[@spazzman90]

Doesn't matter if it is kinked or not. Lint will get through. Gotta keep the condenser clean. Every 4-5 loads. It's paramount. Only takes a minute.

[@Think-dont-believe]

I have old LG and I LOVE IT! I manually set the dry time each time. They took that ability out? Odd... I do it to add more time vs less . LOTS lint in rubber around entry and on door and i open n lil door on bottom and clean after 5 uses. I have it on cinder blocks (w wood facade) but its I'm eye level w program screen so its easy no bend down. Tack cloth for lint and lil Dixie cup for water to Clean lil door NO WASHER SMELL!! Yippy.

[@izomiac]

Great video. I like to stay on the cutting edge of technology, and get cut about as often as not for it, so I've been watching your videos for a different perspective on these newer machines. That said, I noticed that your testing method is essentially washing a week's worth of clothing in divided loads, which seems like reviewing tractors by their top speed. To me, there are two primary reasons to consider buying an all-in-one machine: 1) you have no other option (i.e. no space or no vent) or 2) you want to use the schedule feature to do laundry daily while you're away. If you batch up your laundry then having two machines is always going to be better for throughput compared to one, so these combo units will always look bad by those metrics. So I'm more curious how these machines perform with a mixed set of clothing/linens that a person might dirty in 1 - 2 days and how well they can finish loads at a set time (or at least a consistant and predictable amount of time). Taking eight hours to wash a load isn't a big deal, but working 12+ hours then having to stay up another three hours past my bedtime waiting on my laundry to finish an unexpectedly slow load is.

[@brandonv8721]

Own the GE as master bath unit, love it so far. Have had just slightly after release. Easy to add as a 2nd location for a basement laundry in an old house.

[@subing4miler]

Have had the GE one and done for about a year now I think. The lint area needs to be changed after every load for the best drying times. The heat sink does get lint on it not matter how often you clean the filter and you do need to vacume the inside of the lint area up after a few uses. Overall its been more of an upkeep than my traditional dryer but I still do like that everything (typically) is done all at one time no matter where I am.

[@anfernyjackson9013]

One thing I haven't seen and would like to see for the future is if the actual electricity usage can be recorded (smart plugs are pretty cheap these days). If one washer/dryer takes longer but uses less electricity, that would be a fair trade if you're just going to end up leaving it running before bed.

[@bibidi2568]

You can see that with the Samsung. For me a full load I believe is less than 1 KwH on most loads and 2 KwH on the highest.

[@spazzman90]

These all are pretty miniscule. About 250 Wh for a wash (assuming no water heating), and about another 1.5 kWh for the heat pump dry. One will not take less electricity to accomplish the same drying task. Like you said, one will take longer, but use less electricity. The technology is the same, and the net will be closely the same.

[@therealSIRBOOM]

Did you update the Samsung before testing? Apparently a recent software update significantly reduces cycle times on their model.

[@YaleAppliance1]

Just ran it new.

[@lancemayhon5174]

@@YaleAppliance1 Any chance you can update and rerun a test?

[@devsadvoc]

The content is great! With his speaking style, I always feel the mic should be closer to his mouth. I always feel I don't hear him clearly

[@YaleAppliance1]

Thank you?

[@geohazel4984]

Did you run the self cleaning cycle? Self cleaning makes it sound like it does it automatically, but from another reviewer they had to manually run it. After running the self clean cycle, the other reviewer found that the Samsung had less lint on the coils than the GE and LG.

[@YaleAppliance1]

I just installed it....menus for everything. Great unit

[@ChrisEpler]

1 year with the GE so far, 2 units. Lint gathers in the return duct just before the filter and lint also bypasses the filter and begins building up on the condenser fins. Love the convenience especially with 2 units since I can just throw loads in both and have 2 loads done in a couple hours without any loads to be moved but GE really should have thought out maintenance on these. While you CAN get to the condenser and the duct to clean it, it's a real pain in the butt and not something the average homeowner is going to want to do. It needs to be a more modular and accessible design so you can reach the entire duct path to keep it clean, heck they could have built in a spray system to automatically flush the condenser with hot water for max performance over time!

[@ilakumar2644]

1) I am interested to know if the self clean cycle had been used on the Samsung unit? I would like to know if the clean cycle would remove the lint seen in the video. 2) I would also like to know if there was absolutely any lint buildup inside the LG unit when it was taken apart?

[@YaleAppliance1]

No lint on the LG. Samsung sprays their filter with water, so it should have been clean

[@babochee]

I thought the Samsung unit only self cleans every 40 loads or so​@@YaleAppliance1

[@Alani0203]

I just purchased the GE… I guess only time will tell… but great information 😊

[@nikki.khristmas.british6155]

Great review, I will wait a year or 2 maybe 3 🤞🏾 when more information comes out about the lint issues and how many service calls you made on all 3 combo units. These combo unit's are still too new to make a expensive buying decision, so it's a waiting game for now... Thanks for your expertise have a nice day.

[@babochee]

Y'all should pair up with Ben's Appliances and Junk for a video or podcast. I love going to you two for independent info! I'm itching to get the GE (mostly because we have their CAFE appliances in our kitchen and love them), but I think its prudent to wait for the 2nd gen/refresh for the Profile. Mostly because Ben's appliance channel did mention Samsung has the best internal cleaning system and I'm hoping GE implements something like that. You should check out his video if you havent already.

[@YaleAppliance1]

I love Ben.....great channel.

[@jewels53195]

These videos are great, thank you so much! These are all installed. What are the possibilities of keeping one of these on rollers for storage and doing a kind of plug & play into the water and electric source? I was hoping to find a way to have this take the dishwasher space in my kitchen, but these three models are all much larger than my space of 34T x 24W x 24D. I live alone and only do laundry for myself, so I could use a smaller version, but I fear there's no such thing.

[@YaleAppliance1]

There are smaller versions, but they are not designed to capture the lint

[@snoflite5234]

We have a GE, one year in, it now does not dry well. Service guy is coming next week to look at it. Up till last week it was a good unit.

[@YaleAppliance1]

Let me know what the problem is.....

[@snoflite5234]

@@YaleAppliance1 Service guy came out. Looked at machine says we are doing a great job keeping lint clean as we clean coil and area after every wash. Then can't find anything wrong, and can't get history of codes and run data from the machine as it didn't record any, or he deleted it as he was connected to it with a hand held reader. So now GE says without any codes, everything is working perfect, no issue. They are full of BS it did work fine, up untill a week ago. Not sure where it will go next as we are doing a load of clothes now to see if it dries them. GE your service sucks, and this machine is a lint nightmare!

[@snoflite5234]

After 4 different service guys came and went. GE is finally giving us a new unit. It has been several months of pain and no working combo. The issue I guess lies in a heat pump drain that is plugging on these units that require the machine disassembled, but the issue will keep coming back unless GE does something to fix this issue. We got 10 months out of this one, and the repair guy says in 10 months we will be back with the same issue again. Come on GE fix the lint issue!!!!!

[@yonkocommander5531]

@@snoflite5234 this is a given with new technology, you guys are effectively beta testers for when they fix the issues in the next version, never buy the first generation of any product.

[@brendanmoldy]

One thing a lot of people might overlook is the minimum ambient operating temperature for each unit GE (60 F), LG (45 F), and Samsung (32 F) which matters a lot to people in cold climates with drafty basements. In this case it rules out the GE for me!

[@YaleAppliance1]

Thank you...

[@Rory2929]

Excellent thank you Steve 😊

[@alexvega7527]

I will stick with my Miele dryer T1 with plinth filter before exchanger and 2 in the drum area . I love my speed queen 2017 it’s a great washer and by the time it’s done washing on heavy duty and a extra rinse the dryer is done :) I also like the scent flacon in the dryer

[@petermaz701]

I just tried the scent falcon yesterday really smells nice. The dryer keeps up with the washer because the cycles on the Miele washer are very long so it gives the dryer time to finish.

[@gbriank1]

If you do a significant amount of laundry, a separate washer and dryer are the way to go. LG released a full sized heat pump dryer a year ago, which negates the need for these combination units. I anticipate more full sized heat pump dryers in the future, as the Government pushes further lower energy usage.

[@codacoda565]

When I started using wool dryer balls, it cut the drying time in half

[@youtubeuser8426]

I tend to let laundry pile up and think the LG unit will be a huge quality of life boon. There’s a massive energy penalty for washing small loads with a traditional dryer because you remove the same amount of conditioned air regardless. In a place like Georgia where summer rates essentially double that’s a lot of money saved. With the auto dispensing detergent and a separate ozone system to reduce mold and lint I feel like this is the pinnacle of laundry.

[@youtubeuser8426]

Also thank you for these insights, I was waiting on this to pull the trigger.

[@roberto.gallegos]

I’m going to wait but this would be great for my family so that I can purchase two of these. There is always someone waiting in my home to do laundry and it becomes a problem.

[@Dejesusluis87]

Four questions. 1. Which one do you truly recommend? 2. Which one washes away stains better? 3. Which one will last longer? 4. No vent, but what type of voltage do they need? TIA

[@YaleAppliance1]

I am sorry, but I cannot fully answer that until we sell more. They all wash well. At this point, I would say GE.

[@dregenius]

I'm quite excited for these results.... The LG was the one I was most excited about, but the Samsung sorta came out of nowhere and seemed that they fixed all the issues with the other two.. let's see if your test results find that to be true!

[@dregenius]

Welp... looks like Samsung indeed recognized issues and limitations of the other two but maybe didn't actually fully bake their implementation. Feeling slightly vindicated that my gut instinct was that the LG would be the best implementation...

[@YaleAppliance1]

But is it? Time will tell

[@randyb359]

Lg is the only option for me. The door to my basement is 27.25"wide. The others won't fit.

[@eviljav00]

thanks for doing this review.

[@jimsavage7081]

Hmmm 🤔 I don’t particularly care for front loaders much myself but if I had to choose one I’d probably go with the Lg

[@stephanie5179]

Hello! Thank you for the video. The times shown are for washing and drying correct?

[@YaleAppliance1]

yes

[@oaftab17]

I would love to buy the GE - but the dang thing is 28" wide. Why?!! A standard closet door is 27" wide. Even if i take the door off the hinges i cant get it through! I was going to buy thr Samsung but am now terrified of that lint review!

[@gnewt75]

I never knew about the amount of lint that the Samsung is reportedly collecting. The company brags about the lint cleaning feature in this machine. Interesting!

[@YaleAppliance1]

I was pretty amazed myself

[@CoreyPeavy-m4t]

Even my comforters comes out hot and dry, I don’t know what I’m doing differently, I’m not having damp or clothes feeling moist with any of my laundry

[@CoreyPeavy-m4t]

I was curious about how well my GE combo would perform so I washed a full size & a single bed comforter and they both came out dry with a minimal amount of moisture only on a few spots with a 2hr 40 mnts wash/dry time.

[@0mysticat0]

@@CoreyPeavy-m4t Was it a thick comforter? I'm thinking about maybe getting the GE All in One, and some of the queen size comforters I use in the winter are thick, and been wondering if this machine could dry them

[@CoreyPeavy-m4t]

@@0mysticat0 it drys my queen size comforter, I also experimented by putting a full size and twin size comforter in at the same time, they were dry with a few damp spots but that’s no different that a regular dryer sometimes.( wash & dry time on bulky items 2hrs 24 minutes) that wasn’t bad

[@CoreyPeavy-m4t]

@@0mysticat0 my comforter is a queen size, and separately I’m also drying a full sized and twin sized comforter. I actually did the full size and twin just to experiment and they were a little moist but that can happen in a regular dryer also. I do use the “extra dry” mode often, I may fill up the combo to its full level but I don’t cram clothes or linen in.

[@Christobevii3]

Are any of these stackable? The ability to start and have finished loads for larger families in the same space as a stacked washer and dryer would be nice.

[@YaleAppliance1]

Good question.....but no, you cannot stack

[@LouJustlou]

I may have convinced my wife to try one if I do laundry during the day.....we'll see come Memorial day.

[@MrThe1234guy]

Samsung $1599 at costco now

[@disqusrubbish5467]

The throughput of separates would probably be the deciding factor for me.

[@claytonbonner5219]

What about the LG WM5500HWA ?? It’s seems like it’s the sweet spot between the 4000 and 6700??

[@nb8038]

Thank you for this video. Been watching many to figure out which to get because when we did an addition on our house he builder moved the dryer vent piping and it’s now a 98 ft run with a lot of elbow and upward piping. 🤦‍♀️ we don’t want the risk of fire and the “big” vent cleaning company can’t be trusted to do a good cleaning we learned. A couple questions I’m curious to learn in your testing as we consider options. For the Samsung comforter test did you use the AI setting? I’ve seen quite a few others say that the AI setting ends up about the same time as the LG and GE, but comes out dryer. Also on the Samsung, when lint was found on the coils, did you run the product care cycle? That’s something we’ve seen mentioned that seems to make sure the coils are pretty cleaned up and is recommended to run every so many loads. Curious again just because it seems those things make a difference. Agree with you that it seems we need to see what happens 5 years down the road.

[@YaleAppliance1]

We didn't run the clean cycle. Funny, I thought it was automatic.

[@Chris-ms5bd]

Great video

[@USNEM]

that samsung time taking super long is wrong. Mine does comforters in the same time as the LG and GE, i had to take mines out early because it was super dry already.

[@YaleAppliance1]

You have a normal dryer?

[@InnerViewCollective]

@@YaleAppliance1 I experienced the same thing with my Samsung AIO on the BEDDING and STEAM SANITIZE cycles. Excessive cycle time, while the bedding is bone dry halfway through the estimated cycle (but it will go the entire 4-6 hours if you let it). Not sure what the deal is.

[@sandiego22tnt]

I'll wait for the next generation.

[@YaleAppliance1]

Me 2

[@boyz350ful]

So which is best of all 3? Im leaning om GE but Samsung has more space but 6hr run time on king shet and comf????

[@YaleAppliance1]

I would say GE if you were to buy right now. We will see how LG holds up, and then compare.

[@boyz350ful]

@YaleAppliance1 what takes Samsung out? Long dry time or that's it's to new to tell? Im buying one today since they have memorial day sale and im stuck between Samsung and Ge

[@cyndi4006]

I have a Samsung one and I love it. Ours only ran that long if we chose the sanitizer setting. The AI setting just feels the load and goes.

[@joshuapitts2915]

Are you able to stack any of these 3 units if you wanted to buy two of them?

[@YaleAppliance1]

Can't.....on any of the three

[@rickslife]

Great if you have only have space for one machine. Having a washer and a dryer saves time as one load can be drying while one is washing.

[@hjc0706]

I call BS, I have the LG and have to constantly clean the lint off the coils. nearly after 2 loads it's built up. If I dont clean them, dry times are MUCH longer. Otherwise its a good machine. The samsung one looks terrible though.

[@YaleAppliance1]

BS? Didnt see it in our four loads...

[@hjc0706]

@@YaleAppliance1 4 loads isn't enough of a test.

[@knightryder3757]

Another reviewer did a tear down of the Samsung after 40 loads and found zero lint build up anywhere. Perhaps you did something wrong?

[@YaleAppliance1]

Hard to do something wrong if you are washing and drying clothes

[@knightryder3757]

@@YaleAppliance1 yeah, OK, lol!

[@bibidi2568]

That's because he ran the clean cycle I don't think Yale ran the clean cycle because they thought it was automatic.

[@scooter433]

Another great video.

[@YaleAppliance1]

I appreciate that

[@peterxyz3541]

Removing lint after each wash is just like removing lint before a conventional dryer….not an issue

[@lacresaturner6508]

What about the plug. I live in a apartment

[@YaleAppliance1]

120 volt.....These units are great for you....

[@hammerstone365]

We purchased the LG All in one. It broke 4 loads in and even the LG expert couldn't figure out what was wrong with it and LG bought it back

[@s.linn5086]

Something to keep in mind with these combos is that not only do they contain refrigeration systems (so I'm sure plenty of people are going to lay it on the side to haul it, then plug it in and run it right away, feeding a slug of oil to the compressor!), but they're just plain *heavy*... so early deaths may be a result of these issues that are unique to the combos.

[@sivanm2130]

I see owners say they clean the lint filter after every cycle religiously just to be safe. What is best practice here?

[@YaleAppliance1]

Definitely...clean that filter

[@flextefitness4954]

I've been cleaning my dryer filter for the past 40 years before every single load.

[@xtrickster6556]

I don't like the fact that you can only do one load at a time. If you have more than one load this is not a good option

[@bonitabromeliads]

All I want is some physical buttons on there

[@a1r3x]

So did you say all warranties are bad?

[@YaleAppliance1]

Nope...only when they are not supported by actual service

[@hooknbullet]

Whatever happened to microwave dryers?

[@YaleAppliance1]

No idea...first I have heard. Tell me more

[@hooknbullet]

@@YaleAppliance1 back in the mid 90's, an appliance salesman in Milwaukee told me about the microwave dryers that were coming along in a few years.

[@YaleAppliance1]

Hope you werent waiting....:). That said, I never heard of it

[@dewilanasa]

I love washer and dryer. I don’t like combo

[@kdm313]

Who has 4 to 6 hrs to get comforters or blankets dry

[@YaleAppliance1]

Everyone...dryers always leave moisture

[@jsshuntr4186]

don't you ever sleep?

[@RobertH-qb5it]

My understanding is that GE does not have a true sanitise cycle, but rather their cheesy 'sanitise with oxy' which is a joke. Why GE went this route, other than to be cheap, is beyond me. So that would leave the LG as my selection.

[@Kitsudoku]

Your comment about "two units being faster than one" and being the only reason you don't recommend people buy one makes no sense. Not only would it take longer and take up twice the amount of space, but it also requires an extra step. You still only have ONE washer and ONE dryer. You technically can't do "multiple loads at once" as that would insinuate you can put TWO loads in one machine at a time. This also does not equate for lost time of being unable to leave the laundry unattended. I feel like you had the wrong perspective. This would theoretically save you A LOT of time if you have multiple loads. And wouldn't having an all in one make it easier to do laundry daily, completely eliminating the need to have one day a week that you're forced to stay home and solely do laundry and babysit it literally all day? This seems like the answer to everyones biggest issue with laundry... outside of putting it away.

[@YaleAppliance1]

Fair point...except you cant reload like you can with 2 so it does quite a bit longer. Then there is service. Washers and dryers are fixable in an industry that can't fix anything. Now add a compressor, evaporator, and exchanger. Lastly, I like the combos, but they are not for everyone, especially larger families. Than again, thats just my opinion

[@timboe1848]

Does any of these brands have an additional dryer that looks similar to. So you can have the convenience of the all in one but have an additional dryer when you have multiple of loads to do

[@YaleAppliance1]

Not really.....

[@youtubeuser8426]

The LG has a dryer that appears to match. Look up the DLEX6700B.

[@Itsjustaweed]

Definitely the LG has a ventless heat pump dryer that looks exactly like it's all-in-one counterpart and it has a lot bigger heat pump and plugs in 240

[@Ikey04-ge9gy]

The LG does, the 6500 dryer, but Samsung and GE dont

[@worldcomfort2074]

So in conclusion the GE is the best and Samsung has some lint buildup?

[@YaleAppliance1]

Hard to know until we look at reliability

[@strangeattractor4959]

this guy speaks like he's comes from the Mafia, he can do the new Godfather

[@YaleAppliance1]

Maybe I will give them an offer they can't refuse....

[@erikrose7041]

Golly there’s quite a lot of ge fans on here…🤨

[@YaleAppliance1]

Not yet....We have to fix these so I am not a fan until they prove reliability.

[@erikrose7041]

@@YaleAppliance1 i meant reading through the comments there’s an unusually high amount of people endorsing the ge. Slightly suspicious

[@cazman37]

The HANDS! Stop talking with them, that’s so distracting for many.

[@YaleAppliance1]

Working on it

[@dollface1992]

this was damn informative !! really appreciate, we love our apartment but it doesn’t have in unit laundry - so we are in the market for one of these 🤎🤎