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Washer dryer to save time and space

A washing machine with a dryer is one of the most common appliance combinations in household electronics.

It will help you save time and energy. A washing machine with a dryer is an incredibly convenient invention that will simplify your routine, tedious work.

First, let's start with a simple definition - a washer-dryer is, on the one hand, a front-loading washing machine and a condenser-type dryer combined into one device.

One of the advantages of the combination is that the combined unit is only about the size of a classic washing machine.

A washing machine with a dryer makes housewives' work much easier.

The washing machine is the greatest technological achievement and our life without it is unimaginable.

However, a proud representative of modern technology is the washer-dryer, which combines two main functions.

Now there is no need to dedicate a separate corner to your washer-dryer in your home, yard, or balcony, because the washer-dryer performs your tasks flawlessly.

The washer-dryer has become a favorite appliance for many of us since its price became so affordable. Yes, its original price was so high that many people refused to buy it.

However, thanks to the favorable price and the offered installment plans, you can now purchase a washing machine with a dryer.

The standard offering will offer you the features you would find in mid-range or high-end standalone devices, but will only take up half the space in your home.

A washer-dryer actually includes a complete washing cycle, although you can also run each process individually if you wish.
How does this device compare to individual machines? In terms of the washing process, this standard device is no different from a classic washing machine and offers virtually the same quality results.

In terms of drying, I really wish there was something better than a washer-dryer. Despite using the same amount of electricity, they take twice as long to dry (3.5 hours on average), although in some cases (according to our tests) it took 6 hours.

This time may not be a big problem if you're at work, but if you're waiting for something, it can become really annoying. And that's in conditions that consume a huge amount of water.

Accordingly, heavy users of the dryer, for whom its performance is critically important, should preferably go with separate versions.

Another issue is the fact that such devices are more technologically advanced than others. Isn't it an easy task to integrate two devices into one device?

Therefore, the risks of such a device breaking down are higher than others, although it should be noted here - only by a few percent, and you will most likely not have to repair it for the next decade.

As for the working principle - we will not delve into the working principle of a washing machine, as for a dryer, here is the sequence:

• Drying begins after the clothes are washed.
• The dryer blows hot air through wet clothes.
• The hot air becomes humid and absorbs water from the clothes.
• The hot, already humidified gas returns to the device.
• Here, the humidified air comes into contact with a cooling device, where it is freed from excess water as the temperature drops.
• Then the gas is heated again and returns to the device.

The principle seems simple, especially in clothes dryers, where the cooling function is performed by a corresponding device, presumably filled with freon. In the case of a washing machine dryer, the cooling medium is the cold water pipes. This is the reason for the long drying time on the one hand, and the high water consumption on the other.