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LG Sensor Dry - A Feature Worth Considering

Posted by Todd Buehler on Nov 11, 2019 10:45 AM 

 

There are many options and features to consider while researching a new dryer. If you are looking for drying accuracy, LG Sensor Dry may be worth considering when you purchase your next dryer. We'll go over sensor drying and review a top-seller from LG with this technology!

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Maytag Stackable Washer Dryer - Discover This Great Pair

Posted by Todd Buehler on Sep 13, 2019 12:30 PM 

 

In the market for a Maytag stackable washer dryer option for your home? Maytag has been manufacturing appliances for decades and has been owned by Whirlpool since 2006. They have brought back the dependable quality that Maytag has been known for. Their laundry appliances are no exception and are a leading brand for many reasons including performance, durability, and multiple setup configurations.

When doing your research on a new washing machine or dryer, don't overlook Maytag (and check out our washing machine buying guide for more info). Maytag takes pride in building strong, reliable appliances. They are built by hard-working employees in Clyde, Ohio. From Ohio to you, these machines are designed, engineered and assembled in the USA. Let's take a look at a new-for-2019 front load Maytag stackable washer dryer that might be perfect for your laundry room or laundry closet.

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Speed Queen Stackable Washer and Dryer Review (Built to Last 25 Years)

Posted by Alex Frank on Aug 19, 2019 9:10 AM 

 

After 20 years of use, it isn’t uncommon for an old washer or dryer to bite the dust, leaving the owner tasked with researching new options. Once they start reading reviews online, however, the unsuspecting shopper may be dismayed with how many customers say that their modern laundry machines died after only six years or so! How can this be when the old machines, apart from an occasional repair, hardly caused any issues for over two decades?

Well, the answer is simple. They just don’t make things like they used to... BUT WAIT! Not all hope is lost, for we still have Speed Queen, and they're making machines just as durable as the good ol’ days! They currently offer a unified stacked laundry center with a front load washer and an electric or gas dryer for people looking for compact laundry options.

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Frigidaire Top Load Washer and Dryer Reviews, Features, & Prices

Posted by Todd Buehler on Jul 28, 2019 11:00 AM 

 

 

In today’s changing laundry industry, you may be wondering where to turn for good-quality, dependable and reasonably priced products. One option to consider is Frigidaire's popular top load washer and matching dryer. 

Frigidaire is a trusted manufacturer of home appliances and they’ve been popular in the US for decades. They have been absent from the top load market in previous years but have returned with a new washer and dryer pair, although they have yet to offer a front load washer. They also offer laundry centers if you're looking for a stacked design with a top load washer. Let's take a closer look at their top load washer and dryer offering. 

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Electric Clothes Dryer Reviews - GE vs Frigidaire

Posted by Todd Buehler on Jan 23, 2019 8:00 AM 

 

Older electric dryers are just one of the many household products in your home that may be serious energy hogs. As they age, dryers lose sufficient fresh air intake as well as heat and moisture discharge capabilities due to a number of factors, such as worn or broken blower wheels, worn or dry-rotted drum seals, stretched belts, or slow motor rotation and aging thermostats. And, of course, keep in mind that all dryers accumulate lint within their components throughout their lifetime.

If you’re finding your current dryer either gobbles electricity or needs multiple runs to properly dry your laundry, then wait no longer … it's time to replace it. New dryers have more efficient motors and blowers, fresh drum seals and better thermostats and moisture sensors, allowing them to finish the job quicker, which means less run time and thus lower operating costs.

When you begin your dryer research, consider the brands GE and Frigidaire. Both GE and Frigidaire have been in the laundry business for as long as we can remember for good reason: quality products! We've put together these electric clothes dryer reviews of two of their top budget-priced models to help you make an informed decision.

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Best Dryer for the Money - Low Cost Gas Models from Amana and Hotpoint

Posted by Bob Allaire on Jan 22, 2019 7:00 PM 

Every consumer shopping for a new gas dryer is searching for the best dryer for the money. Gas dryers are available in all brands and styles and with new features and sizes, and they have become more expensive than their matching washers. If you are looking for a good basic gas dryer, there are two companies that you can turn to that can fill the need for great products at the right price: Amana and Hotpoint.

Amana, a Whirlpool brand, and Hotpoint, a General Electric brand, both offer gas dryers that are well-featured for their price range and can handle the workload for most families. They make quality products with the basic features that are just what many consumers need, saving sometimes hundreds of dollars in the family budget. Check out these two companies when you go shopping. In this article we'll compare two of their best low cost offerings. For more information on buying a new dryer, check out our dryer buying guide!

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Ventless Condenser Dryer Features & Reviews - Ideal for Apartments, Condos, & More

Posted by Todd Buehler on Jan 15, 2019 11:00 AM 

 

Researching a new dryer can be an easy process if you know the right things to look for (check out our dryer buying guide for more information). If you are living in an apartment or condo and have no access to exterior venting for your dryer, you may be looking at a condenser dryer as an option.

A condenser dryer does not require venting to the outside - saving you hundreds or even thousands of dollars on the costs of cutting holes and installing venting. Typically, a dryer will vent steamy air outdoors. Condensation dryers have heat exchangers or cooling systems that turn water vapor into water and can either pump the water into a drain or collect the water, requiring you to empty it by hand at the end of the cycle. While not as convenient as traditional vented dryers, they're definitely more convenient than trying to air dry everything!

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