Mr. DD, the dryer and the Less Dry Cycle.

[DD]

While we are on the topic of dryer balls and loaders, yes, a front loader is the way to go. Best wash ever.

Good luck DD finding the right dryer to test those dryer balls in.

 

[Linda]

DD - I have also been shopping for front load washer and dryers and have just about decided on LG. They have a steam wash cycle on the washing machine.

http://us.lge.com/products/category/list/home appliances_laundry_washers.jhtml

Anybody own these or have you heard anything about this brand?

 

[peapod1980]

DD - I have also been shopping for front load washer and dryers and have just about decided on LG. They have a steam wash cycle on the washing machine.

http://us.lge.com/products/category/list/home appliances_laundry_washers.jhtml

Anybody own these or have you heard anything about this brand?

John R has the Tromms; I'm sure he can tell you all about them.

 

[Mermaid]

http://www.vitadigest.com/dryer-balls.html?gclid=CP6qoaKIlYoCFRMWFQodqQzzmw

They make a racket but I have noticed that I can dry clothing on a lower temperature, and faster, too. So I think they work.

 

[Ocean Lover]

http://www.vitadigest.com/dryer-balls.html?gclid=CP6qoaKIlYoCFRMWFQodqQzzmw

They make a racket but I have noticed that I can dry clothing on a lower temperature, and faster, too. So I think they work.

Do they take care of static cling too?

 

[Mermaid]

Do they take care of static cling too?

I haven't seen anything I pulled from the dryer sticking to anything else or giving me a shock, so I guess it does.

I should add that our washer and dryer are down in the basement so I don't have to listen to the bang bang bang as these things go around in the dryer. If I had an upstairs dryer, no way would I use the dryer balls! Unless I was not in the house, because they'd give you a headache in two seconds flat.

 

[DD]

DD - I have also been shopping for front load washer and dryers and have just about decided on LG. They have a steam wash cycle on the washing machine.

http://us.lge.com/products/category/list/home appliances_laundry_washers.jhtml

Anybody own these or have you heard anything about this brand?

That's it!!! I want the red ones so bad!! It is not good for me to go shopping.

John R has the Tromms; I'm sure he can tell you all about them.

I don't know John R, but I like his taste!

 

[Linda]

I will wait on making this monumental decision until John R's review

 

[audie]

i am jealous of each and every one of you with a front loading washer - they won't fit in my narrow laundry room

 

[Sheila]

I wanted those cool red front load washers and dryers we saw yesterday. But if I settle for a generic white, I might still get my vacuum!!

My in-laws had to buy a new washer and dryer a couple of years ago. My father-in-law bless his heart, is a little, no make that a lot on the frugal side. My MIL stood her ground with him and they finally purchased the new appliances. I am not sure of the brand. When we all went up for a visit. He could barley contain himself. We were all marched to the laundry room to see the new machines. I'd never seen him so excited. The source of the excitement was not that they did a stellar job on the clothes, or in half the time, or that they used less energy or water! The dam* things played the "Star Spangled Banner" at the end of the cycle. :funn: