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$931.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.bestbuy.com
where i used to have to have the old dryer running for a hour and a half, this one can do it in half the time so it saves on electricity.
from www.bestbuy.com
it use to take me 1 hour for a load of towel this dry take about 35 minutes ,, i have the washer also
from By laundryqueen, reviews.homedepot.com
the dryer was taking 3-4 hours to dry a load, just not efficient at all.
from www.bestbuy.com
what's not so great:?absolutly nothing "my fiance and i bought this drier (along with the lg 3.6cu washer) to replace a 6 year old ge drier that was taking up to 4 hours to dry one load of laundry.
from www.amazon.com
the dryer was taking an hour or more to dry my stuff and was noisy.

$944.00 Est. at Amazon

from By jjjansen, reviews.homedepot.com
my clothes are dry after 20 minutes on medium heat where my old dryer took over one hour on high heat.
from By motheroffour, reviews.homedepot.com
what used to take over an hour to dry now dries in about 30 -45 minutes.
from By Gushing, reviews.homedepot.com
the large capacity drum is the reason i believe this one takes less time and consequently less electricity, (1/2 hoour vs 1 and 1/2 hours).
from By OneHappyCustomer, reviews.homedepot.com
they delivered as promised within a 2 hour time frame and did all the set up!
from www.amazon.com
i bought this dryer to match the washer.my old dryer had stopped drying and it took me several times to get clothes dry.why i didn't get it sooner is beyond me because this dryer has saved me hours!

$318.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
on auto drying it does seem to take hours before it finally stops.
from www.amazon.com
some things, like t-shirts, can be dry in 1/2 an hour by just hanging them up!

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