EdgeStar 2.0 Cu. Ft. Ventless Combo Washer/Dryer - White 2.7 out of 5 stars #1,290,781 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #29 in Home Improvement > Appliances > Washers & Dryers > All-in-One Combination Washers & Dryers See all 35 customer reviews See all 35 customer reviews (newest first) If I could give this less than 1 star I would. It is an absolute worthless machine and invention.I live in an apartment and was "sold" on the washer/dryer combo...Takes forever to wash/dry even a single article of clothing. Will make you late for work because of the stupid Child Lock that prevents you from opening the door... Worked great for about 3 months then quit working I would not wish this machine on my worst enemies. I live in an apartment that supplied this mechanical abomination. I just bought this washer for my apartment and it rocks. We have onsite laundry (single washer and dryer shared between 8 units) and it really is inconvenient since it's always in...

Took a bit to learn how to work the machine, but it is very important to watch their online video. Particularly frustrating was learning how to get the door open at the end of the...After first use, clothes got locked away for a few days. Now after every 6 hrs for one load. It really won't dry at all. And it shrinks all my clothes.Once you learn the characterist of this small and ventless machine, operation is a breeze. Absolute garbage as is the company that sells it. DO NOT BUY THIS PIECE OF CRAP! It shook so violently that it nearly ripped hoses out of the wall on first use. See and discover other items: best portable dryerIs there a strategy for buying major appliances? May 24, 2013   Subscribe Looking for some advice for buying a refrigerator, washer, and dryer for the first time.285811 Washer Agitator Dogs Cam Kit for Whirlpool Kenmore and more NewThis mid-century motor inn has been turned into a boutique hotel in the heart of Portland – think classic motel with ultra-modern glass and steel facelift somewhere between Twin Peaks and a cosmopolitan truck stop – and is just minutes from downtown.

The 80 minimalist rooms have murals ranging from forest scenes to Spider-Man and John Lennon. It's a happening place, with the Doug Fir lounge serving Northwest fare (Idaho trout with mango and lime sauce), local brews and cocktails. Bikes and ZipCar rentals are available. Located just across the street from the Crystal Ballroom, where James Brown, Marvin Gaye and the Grateful Dead all played in the 60s, the Crystal is run by McMenamins, which operates numerous hotels and brewpubs in the Pacific Northwest. It was originally a hotel, then a gay bathhouse, and it has retained a lot of the historic features and photographs of the original building. The decor in each of the 51 rooms is inspired by a song or performance from the Crystal Ballroom's past 100 years and deep-hued walls, black-velvet drapery and animal print upholstery lend a rock'n'roll vibe. Room rates include use of the saltwater soaking pool. This hotel is housed in a 1915 school building – but a very ornate one. The once-abandoned elementary school is now one of Portland's quirkiest hotels, with 57 guestrooms that still retain original features such as chalkboards and cloakrooms.

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Guests have access to a fully equipped kitchen, and a washer and dryer. Bunk beds $36, doubles from $76. Part of a small boutique chain, the Ace is downtown near the Pearl district. Its 79 minimalist rooms incorporate retro-styled Pacific Northwest art, recycled materials and vintage furniture. A photobooth in the lobby is a fun touch, and there are free rental bikes for getting around town. Its Clyde Common restaurant and bar is a great place to hang at the end of a day sightseeing, and it's popular with locals as well. Built in 1911 as a summer home for a lumber baron, the White House was the most expensive home in the Irvington district area at the time. The massive white columns, circular drive and fountain are certainly impressive on arrival. The interior has been restored to its original splendour, with chandeliers, sweeping staircase, leaded windows, gilt ceilings, a parlour with grand piano and a grand ballroom. The home is filled with porcelain and oil paintings from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Doubles from $135, including breakfast Right on the river downtown, the Hotel Fifty's location is hard to beat, with the Tom McCall Waterfront Park opposite. Rooms are spacious, with muted colours, if somewhat corporate. There's a bistro and bar, as well as a spa, and guests have free access to 24-hour fitness facilities. This laid-back B&B bills itself as a peaceful urban oasis, with "no frilly curtains, teddy bears or potpourri". The 1907 Craftsman-style home is warm and welcoming, filled with arts and crafts from the innkeeper's previous life as a gallery owner. Minutes from the Pearl district, it has two guestrooms in the main house and a separate studio cottage (breakfast not included with cottage). Doubles from $100 including breakfast This B&B is a beautifully restored 1922 colonial house in the north-east of Portland, known for its historic mansions. The home has leaded glass windows throughout, a winding staircase, oak floors and sun porch, and lush gardens – breakfast ingredients often come from the backyard.