LG Introduce TWINWash At IFA 2017 – Say Goodbye To Your Washing And Drying Problems!

LG Electronics will feature their new TWINWash washing machines at this year’s IFA awards. It will join a host of their line up of innovations in clothing care technology.

LG’s TWINWash

The new line up consists of models of different sizes. Ranging from large 27-inch units to a more affordable 24-inch options. The LG TWINWash boasts of being the world’s first twin-load washing machine. It offers features such as TrueSteam and TurboWash to eliminate almost all allergens, wrinkles, odors, and soften clothing, while offering a powerful wash performance.

Along with its washing machine, LG is also offering a drying solution for customers who prioritize energy efficiency and convenience. Packed with LG’s Inverter Heatpump, LG’s New Dryer minimizes fabric damage by maintaining a low drying temperature. It also features Eco Mode and Turbo Mode. The former saves energy while the latter doing what its named for, ensuring a quicker dry time.

Lastly, the LG Styler delivers the final step in the clothing care process. The Styler uses TrueSteam to sanitize clothes while reducing wrinkles and odors. It’s core feature, the Moving Hanger, gently shakes clothes to further reduce wrinkles formed during the steam process. So say goodbye to those trips to the dry cleaner.

[blockquote cite=”Song Dae-hyun, president of LG’s Home Appliance & Air Solution Company”]LG’s vision for total clothing care, with washing, drying, and styling solutions to meet laundry needs from start to finish, is exemplified by the company’s latest home appliances which we’ll be showing at IFA. By incorporating our groundbreaking TWINWash technology in a diverse range of new products, we are perfectly positioned to meet the demands of different households with different lifestyles and needs[/blockquote]

Pokdepinion: LG is really taking the IFA awards seriously. With loads of products that are already unveiled there. The public surely have more options now on what to buy next for their homes.