COMFEE’ 24" Washer and Dryer Combo 2.7 cu.ft 26lbs Washing Machine Steam Care, Overnight Dry, No Shaking Front Load Full-Automatic Machine, Dorm White

Recommended purchase, don’t listen to the bad reviews, if you follow the instructions the thing just works as advertised, with a small exemption, it does shakes a little bit, but is morenlike a vibration than a shake, and is normal since there’s heavy stuff rotating very fast. just make sure is leveled, and forget about it when you start it, it takes its time but that’s part of the design, the way the dryer works is different from conventional dryers. The pros, energy saver, it pulls 500watts maximum while actively drying. No exhaust pipe, the water is extracted as vapor the is condensed and ejected through the water outlet pipe. this is why it takes longer to dry, but it does dry, and is good at it. we start it at bedtime and the maundry is done in the morning, this machine trades soeed for energy saving and good performance, with that in mind, is a goos product. Will uodate the review later if it doesn’t last

2026-04-07 UPDATE - The machine stopped drying at all about three days ago. I tried all combinations including the Dry only option and it does nothing. We were already up to HERE with this machine - noisy, vibration, never quite dry, extremely long cycle of 6 plus hours, and actually too small to wash a pair of sheets. It always leaves clothes wrinkled and creased into that state. The only solutions are wear rumpled clothing or iron eveything. We would never recommend this to anyone. The warranty is 12 months, and this failed in 16 months. No help there.--------------------------------ORIGINALSome of our family members are seriously allergic to perfumes and chemicals. Most laundry products have perfume, and dryer sheets are absolutely deadly. We moved into a senior apartment facility with shared washers and dryers. The whole area stinks. Our daughter told us she would be unable to visit us or to even be near us if we washed out clothes there due to the perfume that saturates the area. The ONLY solution was an non-vented washer/dryer. This product was the obvious solution and we bought it, paid a lot to plumb a large closet and installed the machine. It does the job. However, the drum is small which means very high speed spin cycles. This makes it very noisy and leaves the clothes smashed into a compact ball, with permanent creases that do not come out without ironing. Drying with no vent uses refrigeration to remove the water from the air and takes a long, long time (about four hours). That cannot be helped, but it limits us to one or two loads a day. It has many wash cycles which operate quickly and efficiently; however there is only one wash/dry cycle and one dry cycle. That means the user cannot control the temperature or time to be dried. We are also frustrated because you cannot pause the drying cycle and remove some items and then resume operation. As a result we try to wash most things like perma-press, wool, knits and delicates and hang them to dry. If you are doing socks, underwear and towels everything if great. Most other things come out unacceptable in our opinion. This machine may be the best of many available on the market. I cannot say. However, if you have any alternative buy a regular washer and vented dryer. You will be much happier. We look at the possibility of taking some of our laundry to a family member's home that does not use scented products and who has a normal dryer that leaves the clothes soft and manageable. None of these alternatives is a good solution to our needs.

Love this little guy.Only con I have is how easy it accidentally turns off, and won't restart, while mid cycle due to a press of its power button on its face. I bought a PC power button cover to accommodate this.Handled a queen size quilt without issues. Is compact enough for RV/skoolie life. I've been running it biweekly for about 2 months now without issue. Wash cycle can be a bit noisy, but dryer can run 2 feet from my bed without waking me.I'll try and update with any long term changes!

This thing is absolutely an underrated gem. First let me say I work a ton, and some odd hours. Doing laundry on a day I work a 10 hour shift, or have really odd scattered hours can be difficult or entirely impractical. I wanted something I could just put it, run off, and have finished when I got home. This is exactly that. Others are complaining about it taking a long time to dry. Yeah. 5:43 for a full wash and dry. It's long. I think they are missing the point though. I can run this over night and it's just done in the morning. I can run this before a long day and come back and everything is done. No switching laundry. No finding the time. I think the greatest benefit of this machine is being glossed over by many. Also I had mixed feelings about the lack of lint trap but I've come to appreciate it. Here's the thing, the lint and hair is in the discharged water. For the love of God don't pipe the hose directly into the drain. Put a screen between them. In my case I'm draining into a laundry sink that has a hair trap like a shower or tub might. You don't want to deal with that clog years down the road. When you have that in place, it's even easier and less messy to clean than a dry lint trap. I love this thing and it has absolutely been worth the money. It's rather quiet too.

For a ventless all-in-one this is a great option. Quiet and smooth operation. We use in our RV and added an anti-vibration pad. Yes, it takes 6 hours to do a load but they come out clean and dry. It's a great option for limited space and 120V limitations. Just plan your laundry ahead and you'll be very satisfied!

This WD heats up and produces steam in the very end of *any* wash cycle, including my go-to COLD, TAP COLD wash. Why on earth would I get steamy hot clothes full of wrinkles and not particularly dry in the mid level spin setting, is beyond me. It's less noisy than US brands I tied (technician said there is no silencer in the american ones) but if this one has a silencer, it is not great. - Now the drying function: I tried it once or twice when I first got it and it dried the clothes pretty well. Basically more than 30 min it is a waste. Dry them for 30 to 60 minutes and hang them inside to dry the leftover moisture. For those who are new to the ventless dryers, there is always a bit of moisture left on clothes, as the drying involves steam. And now to the critical issue: I noticed a little bit of water on the floor, front right side of the washer after the first drying. I initially dismissed thinking the unit is not leveled properly. The leveler verified the machine is level. I use the drying rarely, only if particularly cold outside, but as a snowbird I am usually away in the winter. Anyway whenever I dried clothes, I saw water on the floor. Fast forward to a winter of no migration south and a big preparation for Christmas, I had to use the drying function a few times, until I walked into a huge puddle of water on the floor. So, from the beginning, EVERY TIME I USE THE DRYER IT LEAKS. Not the washing function. The drying part. Because to dry clothes the unit has to take water in and produce steam. Somewhere in that function the water finds its way to my floor.UPDATE on the wrinkle issue: I resigned to using the 'Normal' cycle only because without any customization I get the less wrinkled clothes, especially if I take them out right away when - you guessed it - there is still heat/steam left in the unit.

I wasn't expecting much from this machine, tbh. My family and I are living in an RV while our house is being repaired after a fire, and I needed something - we do not have a laundromat nearby. This can wash and dry so much more than I thought it would. And it does dry very well! None of my clothes were damp, not even thick clothing, socks, or towels. The trick is to not mix and match thick and thin materials in your load of laundry - keep sweats and thick socks separate from shirts, underwear, and thin socks. My clothes come out so soft that I may never go back to a separate washer and dryer. As an added bonus, because there is no vent, my clothes aren't freezing in the morning (freezing temps here in NY).This thing is whisper quiet - except for the spin cycle. It does shake something fierce inside an RV (the only reason this loses a star). The shaking doesn't last too long and we will try stabilizing the RV and adding rubber washing machine foot pads to see if that helps. This seems well built - time will tell, but for the money, it's totally worth it!UPDATE:I'm sad to say, this lasted only a month before it stopped drying the clothes. After jumping through hoops to get support, Midea said they couldn't fix it because there isn't a technician near us and I have to return it. It's been a whole ordeal and they won't even offer it at the same price, so now I am out a washer/dryer. Not only that, but Amazon is telling me that it will take 14 days from when they receive it back to process a refund. I do NOT recommend!!! Do not buy this machine through Amazon

I got it delivered yesterday and I’ve already done 5 loads of laundry. I’m loving it as a new addition to my RV. It’s a bit bigger than RV washers so I won’t be able to replace my closet door where it belongs- but this doesn’t bother me as the bed is too close to open it all the way anyways. I haven’t used the dryer setting yet because it’s summer and super dry outside. Yay socal- It’s faster to do a clothes line and get another load in (20 minutes and everything is dry), as opposed to the four-hour ish dry setting-but in the winter I’m sure the dryer function will come in handy.I was able to fit a king size blanket from Costco in it and it did well. A comforter probably wouldn’t fit, but I might try anyway to see how it handles it. It holds a lot more than I was anticipating which is nice. And the more that’s in it, the less violent the spin cycle. I tried leveling the machine as best as I could but being in an RV it shakes a ton. So that’s fun haha. Hopefully I’ll remember to do a follow up review after a few months of use!!2024 update!So far this thing is still working great! I’ve grown from a single person to a family of 3 and two dogs! It doesn’t handle dog hair super well so shake all the blankets and things if you have indoor pets. The dryer setting is super convenient when I need to leave for the day and don’t have time to continue laundry. I also do cloth diapers so I’m literally doing laundry EVERY day and it’s still working well. Any issues I’ve had of over flow is because of my RV situation… accidentally closed valve a few times has flooded my bedroom so be sure if your in an RV to keep your laundry valves open! I like the single unit doing both functions because it keeps the top open for laundry basket and closet storage and anyone knows living in an RV space is EVERYTHING! In the summer I still hang everything outside, and in the winter we have a pellet stove going so I hang my husbands clothes out near the stove to dry quickly and let the dry cycle go for the rest because I’m not in as much of a hurry.