Costco Wholesale has for its
Members:
LG 4.5 Cu Ft WiFi Front Load Washer & 7.4 Cu Ft Electric Dryer (Black, WM3900HBA | DLEX3900B) on sale for
$1,499.99 (Sign In to See Price).
Delivery is free for most areas and includes basic installation and haul away (enter your zip code to see what is available in your area).
Thanks to community member
kool_buddi for sharing this deal.
Costco Wholesale also has for its
Members:
Samsung 4.5 Cu Ft Smart Front Load Washer with Super Speed & 7.5 Cu Ft Electric Dryer with Steam Sanitize+ (Champagne, WF45R6300AC | DVE45R6300C) on sale for
$1,399.99 (Sign In to See Price).
Delivery is free for most areas and includes basic installation and haul away (enter your zip code to see what is available in your area).
Note: Availability for free delivery and basic installation will vary by location. Delivery & set up/connection can only occur at the time of your scheduled delivery appointment and must meet the installation requirements listed on the product page. Haul away service is included with appliance purchase. Built-in appliances can only be hauled away when uninstalled by the member prior to the arrival of the delivery event.
Key Features:- LG 4.5 Cu Ft WiFi Front Load Washer & 7.4 Cu Ft Electric Dryer
- 4.5 Cu Ft Washer with Steam
- Allergiene Cycle (AAFA Certified) - Introduces Steam to Remove Common Household Allergens
- 7.4 Cu Ft Electric Dryer with Sensor Dry
- SmartDiagnosis- Allows for Troubleshooting on your Product
- WiFi-Enabled
- 2-Year Manufacturer's Warranty
- Samsung 4.5 Cu Ft Smart Front Load Washer with Super Speed & 7.5 Cu Ft Electric Dryer with Steam Sanitize+
- Washer - Super Speed - Fast, thorough washing in just 30 minutes.
- Washer - Wi-Fi connected - Remotely start, schedule, and receive end of cycle alerts and more from your smartphone.
- Dryer - Wi-Fi connected - Remotely start, schedule, and receive end of cycle alerts and more from your smartphone.
- Dryer - Steam Sanitize+ - The Steam Sanitize+ cycle removes germs and bacteria
- Multi-Steam Technology steams away wrinkles, odors, and static
- 2-Year Manufacturer's Warranty
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Also, you can remote start the washer or dryer. Good if you are on electric TOU rate plans
Gas model dryer on sale as well, $100 more than electric.
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I am kind of surprised that Costco is using rubber hoses if they are prone to leakage, I think Costco is better than this.
They ran 10 and 11 years without issue, then had to replace a sensor and heating element (just replaced all sensors since it was cheap) in the dryer and drain pump in the washer.
I thought 10+ years without issue was pretty good. The replacement components were less than $50 and easy to DIY (YouTube for the win!).
I think you're right, all of these newer units - especially the "smart" ones - are designed to fail and be expensive to fix. Personally, these aren't worth the premium for "smart" functionality given the cost of fixing a computer when they inevitably fail. Some things dinner need to be "smart".
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This one is better than most. Still you should dry the seal and leave the door open for at least 30 minutes after each use just to be safe. The seal is slightly different design then most to help keep it dry. It also has a clean mode you should run about once every month or so. I never had problems with odor on my previous front loader, but we cleaned the seal at the end of the days laundry...Doors and dispenser would be dried and left open at the end of laundry for the day.
GE has a Ultra Fresh Vent system which dries the seal for you...
GE has a Ultra Fresh Vent system which dries the seal for you...
1) delaying start for many reasons, such as someone in the shower, or leaving the house and need the wash load synced with when I get home. Can also pause wash from other side of the house if I'm needing all the hot water.
2) alerts for dispensers getting low. I think I get 30 or so washes in between fills. Love that feature.
3) remote "finished" alert. I'm usually out of earshot when the cycle completes. This keeps me from missing and forgetting about it.
Custom programs is kinda gimmicky. I haven't used that. I'd definitly get wifi again (and dispensers)
if you dont follow those 6 things, you may open yourself up to front loader washer stink. I dont have these washer/dryers yet but have seen plenty of yt during my research state these are basic things you need to do in order to reduce the chance of the stink being a thing for all front load washers.
1) delaying start for many reasons, such as someone in the shower, or leaving the house and need the wash load synced with when I get home. Can also pause wash from other side of the house if I'm needing all the hot water.
2) alerts for dispensers getting low. I think I get 30 or so washes in between fills. Love that feature.
3) remote "finished" alert. I'm usually out of earshot when the cycle completes. This keeps me from missing and forgetting about it.
Custom programs is kinda gimmicky. I haven't used that. I'd definitly get wifi again (and dispensers)
Not sure I can add much...
Tells you if it thinks something is wrong with the machine.
Reminds you to run a tub clean
Small delays of wash/dry for whatever reason
Changing settings and verifying you have the settings you want...
Custom settings can be downloaded to your washer ...
Supposedly will communicate with dryer to optimize settings.
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They ran 10 and 11 years without issue, then had to replace a sensor and heating element (just replaced all sensors since it was cheap) in the dryer and drain pump in the washer.
I thought 10+ years without issue was pretty good. The replacement components were less than $50 and easy to DIY (YouTube for the win!).
I think you're right, all of these newer units - especially the "smart" ones - are designed to fail and be expensive to fix. Personally, these aren't worth the premium for "smart" functionality given the cost of fixing a computer when they inevitably fail. Some things dinner need to be "smart".
The dryer has been OK.. heating element burns out once a year.
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