LG F1695RDH Freestanding Washer Dryer, 12kg Wash/8kg Dry Load, A Energy Rating, 1600vrpm Spin, White

The LG F1695RDH AAA Rated TrueSteam Washer Dryer with 6 Motion Direct Drive System very large 12kg wash capacity 8kg dry capacity and 15 Programmes in an amazing addition to any home. The TrueSteam Technology harness steam to power through daily dirt and heavy soil to improve the already impressing performance of the LG F1695RDH Washer Dryer. The A rating means it will save you some money on energy, as well as space by giving you both the washer and dryer in one. Ideal for smaller homes or apartments. 6 motion wash performance From wrinkle care to silent wash, intensive to perfect spray, the 6 technically designed wash cycles and movement will be sure to get each type of laundry as clean as possible without damaging any fabrics of clothes. Direct drive motor By eliminating the belt and pulley, LG’s Inverter Direct Drive System increases the motor’s efficiency, cutting back on energy use and making it less susceptible to breakdowns, while also reducing noise levels. With a 10 year guarantee, you can rest assured that they believe in their manufacturing and product design. Non-stop wash and dry Now your fabrics can be cleaned, dry and ready to wear with minimum effort from you. Turn your appliance on, twist the dial to Wash+Dry and press start to operate. Now with a high drying capacity of 8kg being higher than the average washing machine, there is no need to remove any items following a standard wash, prior to the drying cycle. Truesteam technology TrueSteam uses steam power to give you superior cleaning. Clothes can be refreshed in just 20 minutes and creases can disappear without ironing – all without adding to your carbon footprint So you get to spend less time doing the laundry, more time having fun. Eco-hybrid technology LG's innovative Eco Hybrid technology offers an A-rated energy efficient appliance, with lower water consumption. An eco mode uses warm air for condensing, saving 6,900 litres of water per year, based on an average of 220 drying cycles per year.