The manufacturer is called Mistral (probably from China - but they sell 110V appliances). I bought on Momo - but they also sell on Shopee and have different models (mine is the second one, I think):
If you buy, you should have someone speaking Chinese to take the call so you can make an appointment for the installation.
The dryer is a Panasonic (cheapest one I found that didn’t look too “strange”) and the stand is some generic thing from China. They also sell cheaper stands for around NT$ 1,000 (bought on of these first) but these are very shaky! I replaced mine.
I have one of those front loading washer that also dries. It takes a long time to dry though, but I can set the cycle and the clothe would be clean and dried next morning.
But if you want dryer with any real capacity you should get them in 220. 110v is very limited in how much heat it can produce using heating coils. Those front loaders use heat pump rather than just heating coil to dry clothing.
110v - needs quite long to dry stuff (I always put it on low heat though) - but still fine (also on rainy days). I still hang-dry most clothes and use the dryer mainly for towels and bedsheets (simply no space to hang-dry these comfortably).
Of course, in terms of quality both the dishwasher and the dryer aren’t “top notch” and if I wouldn’t live in a rental, I probably wouldn’t have bought them. Washing machine is provided by the landlord already - so didn’t make sense to get a combo one.
The point was more that it’s still possible to get a dryer and dishwasher in Taiwan for less than 25k combined - even without having to find a good deal on a used pair and figuring out how to transport it.
Dishwasher in Taiwan = splash some cold water on it, call it clean.
Taiwan homes don’t really have space, they don’t want to use (or pay for) hot water and extra electricity, and been doing it this way always so doesn’t really seem like luxury.
I’ve always found the Vietnamese models to do a better job than their Western competitors. The Western ones make a lot of annoying noises, don’t do as good a job, age quickly and cost a lot more.
I bought a used 6 person LG (kind of like 2/3rd or 1/2 typical American size). It does make life easier–cleans most of the day’s dishes and empties into your sink.
