To convert your washer and dryer to stackable, you need a stacking kit that is compatible with your models and some basic tools. Stacking your laundry appliances can save you space, energy, and time. However, not all washers and dryers are designed to be stacked, so you need to check the specifications … Read full review
The best way to get tough stains out of a washing machine is to use a combination of vinegar, baking soda, and bleach. These natural ingredients can help dissolve dirt, grease, and mold, and leave your washer sparkling clean. In this article, we will show you how to use these products … Read full review
The short answer is yes, dryers need an external vent to function properly and safely. A dryer vent is a duct that connects the dryer to the outside of the house and allows the hot, moist air and lint to escape. Without a vent, the dryer can overheat, cause a fire hazard, … Read full review
The electrical requirements for a stackable washer and dryer depend on the voltage, amperage, and plug type of the appliances. Most stackable washers and dryers in the US use a standard 120-volt outlet, but some models may require a 240-volt outlet. The amperage, or the amount of electric current, varies from 15 … Read full review
The best place to vent a stackable dryer is outside the house, through a wall or a roof. This way, you can avoid moisture, lint, and fire hazards in your home. However, if venting outside is not possible, you can use a ventless dryer or a condensation kit to safely dry your … Read full review