#LG WASH TOWER REVIEW CONSUMER REPORTS FULL#
And, while we don't have a full review ready yet, we do have some first impressions. Here at Reviewed, we are just finishing testing the WashTower in our lab. The central, shared control panel means that the LG WashTower is also about 3.4 inches shorter than traditional stacked laundry centers. drum that is more than large enough for most families' use. capacity and features five jets with variable sprays, something else we haven't seen before, while the dryer (on top) has a 7.4-cu.-ft. The washer (located at the bottom) has a 4.5-cu.-ft. The unit's original, stacked design takes up half the space of a traditional washer-dryer configuration. Consumers can already purchase the WashTower, which starts at $2,299, in black steel (gas model: WKGX201HBA electric model: WKEX200HBA for electric) or white (gas model WKGX201HWA electric model: WKEX200HWA). In the LG WashTower, the concept of a stacked washer and dryer has been fused into a single, cohesive unit-which in our experience is a market first. To get a sneak peek at the latest product trends delivered straight to your phone, sign up for text message alerts.īack in October, LG announced a brand new laundry center, called the LG WashTower, and this month, the home appliances and electronics brand unveils it widely at CES. Follow all of Reviewed’s CES coverage as it happens.
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