Update: This popular deal is still available.
Home Depot has
GE Profile 4.8 cu. ft. Smart UltraFast Electric Washer & Dryer Combo w/ Ventless Heat Pump Technology (PFQ97HSPVDS, Carbon Graphite) on sale for
$1749 (add to cart to see price).
Delivery is free.
Thanks to community members
NicholasS7328,
Tech2.0 &
Tibfib for sharing this deal.
Note: You may be eligible for rebates (look under the price on the product page or check with your local utility company). Availability may vary by location. The in-cart discount at Home Depot is part of the Buy More Save More promotion (valid until July 11, 2024).
Features:- 2-in-1 Washer/Dryer: Wash & Dry a large load of laundry in about 2 hours without the hassle of transferring clothes from the washer to the dryer
- SmartDispense holds enough detergent and softener for 32 loads
- SmartHQ App: select detergents, receive cycle status notifications, and download specialty cycles
- Space Saving: takes half the space of a traditional washer and dryer, only requires standard 120V outlet, and no need for dryer exhaust vent
- Ventless Heat Pump: 50% more energy efficient drying
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also I got mine scratch and dent for $1800 all in
delivered 800 miles. check your local appliance resaler
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I replaced a traditional top load washer and resistive heat, vented dryer that was almost 20 years old. This unit uses a lot less water and a lot less electricity to wash/dry a load.
I went from around 35-40 gallons of water down to 15-17 gallons. And 6-8 kwh of energy down to 1.3 kwh of electricity to wash AND dry a full load. The tech is truly amazing.
My old washer and dryer were eating up around $3 of electricity per load, so assuming this machine is reasonably reliable, it will *eventually* pay for itself.
I know a lot of folks complain about the ventless dryers not really drying your clothes, and I *mostly* havent experienced that. As long as the load has a lot of natural fiber items, it seems to do just fine.
However, I have ran loads of JUST synthetics, and yeah, they feel damp at the end. Even if I give them a bunch of extra drying time. And yet, if I have some synthetics mixed with the rest of my other stuff, they seem dry.
Anyway, I have no input on this specific deal, but for anyone uncertain about the "new" style combo units, I'm liking my Samsung
Also, I have solar, natural gas cost is off the charts. I moved everything to heat pump. Only keeping gas stove because wife likes it, I would like to change that to conduction at some point
Would love this concept.... Drop in and forget... .
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For your clothes load example, I would just recommend using the wash complete option instead of the significantly less efficient vented dryer. That will pause the load before the dry cycle and alert you the wash is done, so you can remove anything you don't want dried by the machine.
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While everyone is talking about how this is so easy because it lets you drop in a wash/dry load and then forget about it, what they don't tell you is that your load size is smaller, so you'll probably be doing more loads, more often. And if you don't scale down the size of your loads (this lists a 4.8 cubic foot load capacity), you'll often run into the load balancing/dry cycle loop.
While heat pump technology is very neat, this unit relies heavily on its spin cycle to flush the majority of the water from the wash. If you have a heavy or bulky load (which does not exceed the load weight limit, mind you) - one that it has a hard time balancing - it will never spin up to a full speed spin cycle. It doesn't consider this an "error," and will just happily move on to the dry cycle with sopping wet clothes. Your dry cycle will end up taking 6+ hours unless you cancel the current cycle, manually redistribute the load, restart the wash/dry cycle again, selecting spin only for the wash part, and hope it can figure out how to balance your load properly. During that 6hrs, all the machine will tell you is that it's "sensing current load" and that there's only 15 minutes left in the cycle - but after that 15 minutes, it'll load sense again, and add another 15min. Rinse and repeat for hours. The app is 100% useless as well as it only parrots what the machine says.
Obviously, the solution is to put in smaller loads. My weekly laundry with my previous washer/dryer (which had a load limit of 4.0cuft) would take care of my weekly laundry requirements in one load - averaging around 3-4hrs total time. This thing makes me split up my wash into a minimum of two loads, each averaging 3hrs. So this thing that was supposed to save me time is now taking longer. The only thing it has going for it now is the space saved by not having two separate units. And yes, I've seen the filter problem as well.
I got mine at Costco as well. This is the first time I'm considering taking advantage of Costco's generous return policy.
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The Samsung fridge, on the other hand, needed to have the ice maker assembly replaced.
I'd trust another Samsung washer and dryer.
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