Comments on: LG Washer/Dryer Review http://www.mediumandthemessage.com/2008/10/lg-washerdryer-review/ Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:14:46 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: zoeDisco http://www.mediumandthemessage.com/2008/10/lg-washerdryer-review/comment-page-1/#comment-17567 zoeDisco Thu, 23 Oct 2008 13:18:21 +0000 http://www.mediumandthemessage.com/2008/10/03/lg-washerdryer-review/#comment-17567 awesome! glad to hear it's all working out. i think LG should hire us a spokespeople :)<br><br>z awesome! glad to hear it's all working out. i think LG should hire us a spokespeople :)

z

]]> By: Dino http://www.mediumandthemessage.com/2008/10/lg-washerdryer-review/comment-page-1/#comment-17566 Dino Thu, 23 Oct 2008 02:15:35 +0000 http://www.mediumandthemessage.com/2008/10/03/lg-washerdryer-review/#comment-17566 Hey Z....<br>I received my washer/dryer today, and your tips helped. I washed what would have been a triple load in my old machine of cottons and used the "more" setting like you suggested, and everything came out dry.<br><br>Thanks for your advice, and I love my machine. If you guys are every in the states, you've got a friend in Milwaukee. :)<br><br>Dino Hey Z….
I received my washer/dryer today, and your tips helped. I washed what would have been a triple load in my old machine of cottons and used the “more” setting like you suggested, and everything came out dry.

Thanks for your advice, and I love my machine. If you guys are every in the states, you've got a friend in Milwaukee. :)

Dino

]]> By: zoeDisco http://www.mediumandthemessage.com/2008/10/lg-washerdryer-review/comment-page-1/#comment-17565 zoeDisco Fri, 17 Oct 2008 12:29:02 +0000 http://www.mediumandthemessage.com/2008/10/03/lg-washerdryer-review/#comment-17565 Hey Dino,<br><br>Congrats on the new unit; you'll love it!<br><br>The drying time is the one thing that takes a bit of learning - like how long, what sorts of things dry better, etc. <br><br>I think you are asking this: If you pull the clothes out and they are not dried completely (or say, a sweater or something more thick is still damp) what do you do?<br><br>All you have to do is hit the DRY button. You'll get the same options as before (More/Normal/Less and timed dry).<br><br>I would recommend a couple of things to avoid this. First, don't jam pack the unit, do smaller loads. Also, unless it's a really small load, put the drying time on MORE. I have found this to be the way to get a perfect load done.<br><br>Another thing you can do is use the Steam Fresh option, but this works best on clothes that are completely dry and just needs to get the wrinkles our or be freshened up. I find this best for heavy clothes, like jeans. <br><br>The way I would use it is that when the load is done, I would hang my jeans to dry naturally. The next morning I would put them in the Steam Fresh cycle and they come out soft and fresh.<br><br>I hope that helps, Dino. Thanks for the visit and if you have any other questions let me know :)<br><br>z Hey Dino,

Congrats on the new unit; you'll love it!

The drying time is the one thing that takes a bit of learning – like how long, what sorts of things dry better, etc.

I think you are asking this: If you pull the clothes out and they are not dried completely (or say, a sweater or something more thick is still damp) what do you do?

All you have to do is hit the DRY button. You'll get the same options as before (More/Normal/Less and timed dry).

I would recommend a couple of things to avoid this. First, don't jam pack the unit, do smaller loads. Also, unless it's a really small load, put the drying time on MORE. I have found this to be the way to get a perfect load done.

Another thing you can do is use the Steam Fresh option, but this works best on clothes that are completely dry and just needs to get the wrinkles our or be freshened up. I find this best for heavy clothes, like jeans.

The way I would use it is that when the load is done, I would hang my jeans to dry naturally. The next morning I would put them in the Steam Fresh cycle and they come out soft and fresh.

I hope that helps, Dino. Thanks for the visit and if you have any other questions let me know :)

z

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