Samsung - Vibration Reduction Technology Washer Review

The washer model is WF448AAP/XAA; the dryer is DV448AEP/XAA. I think the XAA at the end denotes the finish color. Mine is stainless steel. As far as my clothes being more wrinkled, no, no more than in my old dryer. I usually try to get them out fairly soon after they're finished, but when I don't the dryer has this great wrinkle cycle that I can run - it has steam, and really does very well at removing wrinkles. I mean, if it is something dressy, it might still need some pressing, but generally they don't come out bad at all. Also, there's a wrinkle prevent mode that if selected will notify you when the cycle is done, but it keeps running the dryer (without heat) to keep the clothes tumbling so they don't wrinkle. I've left the clothes in there occasionally even after the wrinkle prevent mode stops (it cycles on & off for quite a while) and the clothes don't look any worse than if I had removed them at the end of the cycle.

Absolutely none after over a year of use. That was one of the things I was concerned about when I did the research before buying. A lot of suggestions were made as to how to prevent it or control it, but the only thing I do is to not close the washer door completely after I have finished all the loads. I prop it open about an inch with a little piece of styrofoam - have done this since the beginning. Very small effort, but no mold at all. I'm still very pleased with both the washer and the dryer - they've performed as expected.