Best 24 Inch Washer Dryer Combos (2026)

COMFEE' offers a 2.7 cubic foot drum with a 26 pound wash capacity, a ventless dryer, steam care and an overnight wash-and-dry cycle. The steam mode refreshes clothes and helps with allergens, and the overnight cycle is the headline convenience: load it before bed and wake up to dry clothes. The no-shaking claim refers to a balanced spin that keeps vibration down.

As with every ventless combo, drying is slow and the dry load is smaller than the wash load, so wash a full drum but dry in smaller batches. It sits in the lower-middle price tier, which is attractive for the capacity. Compared with the Midea, it is a close match on specs; compared with the Equator, it has a much bigger drum.

Ownership centers on the condenser and filter. Clean the lint filter every cycle, run a tub clean monthly and leave the door ajar. Give it a cold water tap, since the condenser uses it to cool humid air. Drying small half loads gives better results than a packed drum. Many owners say the overnight cycle is the reason they chose a combo, since it removes the wet-laundry transfer.

Midea markets its 2.7 cubic foot combo for families of three to four, with a 1400 RPM spin, steam care and an overnight cycle. The high spin pulls extra water out before drying, which shortens the condensing phase and saves time and energy. Midea has a long record in compact appliances, and its combos are the usual benchmark in the category.

The constraint is the same as every combo: dry capacity is smaller than wash capacity, so heavy loads will come out damp. It sits in the middle of the price range. Compared with the COMFEE', the spin speed is explicitly listed; compared with the Hamilton Beach, it has a larger quoted drum.

Ownership requires lint filter cleaning every cycle, tub cleaning monthly and a periodic look at the condenser water path. Wipe the door boot after the cycle. Its spin speed is the main reason owners report shorter drying than on slower combos.

Equator's convertible combo lets you choose vented drying for speed or ventless drying for flexibility, with a 1.62 cubic foot, 15 pound drum, a 1400 RPM spin and a pet cycle. The vented option is the big deal, because a vented dry stage is much faster than condensing and cheaper to run. The pet cycle is designed to remove hair before drying.

The small drum is the cost: it is the smallest in the group, so it suits one or two people. The vented mode needs a duct, which not every rig or apartment can provide. It sits in the upper-middle tier. Compared with the COMFEE', it is smaller but more flexible; compared with the all-in-one vented/ventless unit, it is the more established model.

Ownership requires lint cleaning and, if you vent, a duct that stays clear. Check the duct run annually. Check duct length before you plan to vent. Keep the door seal clean, because pet hair collects there and causes leaks.

BLACK+DECKER's BCW27MW combines a 2.7 cubic foot drum, 16 wash cycles and a 120V ventless dryer with Auto Dry and Timed Dry modes. Auto Dry ends when the sensor says the load is done, while Timed Dry lets you control the minutes. The model requires no exhaust, so it installs anywhere with water, drain and an outlet.

It is a basic machine without steam or smart features. The drying capacity is smaller than the wash capacity, as always. It sits in the middle tier. Compared with the COMFEE', it lacks steam and an overnight cycle; compared with the KoolMore, it lists the same drum.

Ownership is routine. Clean the lint filter, wipe the door boot and run a tub clean monthly. The timed dry is useful for finishing damp items. Auto dry saves guesswork, but over-full drums still end up damp.

Hamilton Beach publishes both numbers that matter on a combo: 26.4 pounds of wash capacity and 17.6 pounds of dry capacity, in a 2.65 cubic foot drum. That honesty shows exactly how much smaller the dry load is, about two thirds of the wash load. Four temperature options adapt to different fabrics.

The stated dry limit is a useful reminder to split large washes. It sits in the lower tier of the group. Compared with the Midea, it gives clearer capacity data; compared with the COMFEE', it lacks the steam and overnight features in the listing.

Ownership is routine. Clean the lint filter every cycle and keep the door ajar after use. Use the numbers to split big loads. It is a good reminder that capacity labels always refer to the wash side. It also lists four temperature steps.

KoolMore offers a 2.7 cubic foot drum with 16 wash cycles, four dry cycles and a fast 20 minute wash. The quick wash is the standout for small loads, and the listing targets apartments, dorms and RVs. Four dry cycles keep drying simple.

It shares the usual combo limits and has little brand history. It sits in the lower-middle tier. Compared with the BLACK+DECKER, it adds the fast wash; compared with the Equator, it has more drum.

Ownership is routine: filter, tub clean and door ajar. Keep expectations for dry capacity modest. The fast wash makes it handy for a work shirt before the morning.