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Whirlpool WED5600XW Cabrio 7.4 Cu. Ft. White Electric Front Load Dryer
Whirlpool WED5600XW Cabrio 7.4 Cu. Ft. White Electric Front Load Dryer
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #144711 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 7.4 cu. ft.
- Color: White
- Brand: Whirlpool
- Model: WED5600XW
- Dimensions: 43.50" h x 27.00" w x 29.50" l,
Features
- 27" Front-Load Electric Dryer with 7.4 cu. ft. Capacity
- 8 Drying Cycles
- 5 Temperature Settings
- Wrinkle Shield Plus Option
- 27" Front-Load Electric Dryer with 7.4 cu. ft. Capacity
- 8 Drying Cycles
- 5 Temperature Settings
- Wrinkle Shield Plus Option
Product Description
Cabrio ® High Efficiency Electric Dryer with Eco Monitor
It's easier to make energy-conscious decisions with the Eco Monitor on this Cabrio ® 7.4 cu. ft. electric dryer that lets you see how the cycles and options you choose will affect your overall energy savings. Plus, the AccuDry system enabled by 6th Sense technology automatically measures moisture and temperature levels and stops the cycle for you to reduce overdrying, saving 10 percent more energy than Whirlpool ® dryers with the AutoDry system. You can also choose to concentrate on other tasks while a 150-minute Wrinkle Shield Plus option helps prevent wrinkles from setting in. Your clothes will keep you looking your best no matter what you decide.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
annoying in many ways, just ok at drying
By Kelly Howard
The most complimentary thing I can say about this dryer (which also goes for the Bravos washer we got with it) is that I don't hate it as much as I've hated 'advanced energy-efficient' appliances I've had before. My #1 complaint is, tho they may be energy saving & groovily computerized, they don't actually do what their supposed to do very well, i.e. dry clothes (or get them clean). That said, this dryer is slightly better than the previous brand new dryer we had.If you leave the settings at their default d--and you have to re-set them every single time you do a load if you want to use any other setting (more about this in a sec)-- you get clothes so damp you either must then hang them up to finish drying (which sorta defeats the main purpose of having an actual clothes 'dryer'), or put them away & end up with closet or drawer full of mold & mildew.So, you have to change the heat settings. Every time. Every. Single. Time. If you even pause it too long you have to re-do them all time; the cycle setting at least is a knob you turn. The default setting is medium heat, no cycle signal or "Wrinkle Shield" (which you would definitely need if you use the Med heat setting, or aren't poised to yank the clothes out the instant the dryer is done). Med heat doesn't dry anything but the smallest, flimsiest cloth. You have to punch thru "Low" & "Air Dry" to get to "High." I'm honking on about this because tho most people don't have serious pain problems with hands/wrists, it's a literal (for me) & figurative pain to have to re-punch the 'touch' setting(s). They don't set with a touch either; you have to mash them with a good bit of force.& then there's the noise; perhaps to really show how robotically computerized & futuristic the thing is, you get an incredibly loud & annoying electronic "bee boop bop beep baboobareep!" medley of tones every time you turn the thing on, a different set of screaming electro-tones when you turn it off, & other random boopy noises at other times --& you cannot turn them off. It doesn't matter whether the cycle signal is on or off; the stupid thing has to let you (& half the neighborhood) know whenever you or it does anything. I've hunted around to try & disconnect the frigging speaker so I could do laundry when the rest of the house is sleeping, but so far no luck.If I sound l like a dinosaurian Luddite, I am a bit of one. But I do embrace lots of up-to-date things, especially if they're good for the environment/use less energy. However, I firmly believe something that proclaims itself to be 'energy efficient' & GREEN should still do what it's designed to do without you having to use it twice, or twice as long. And that computerized things shouldn't shatter the quiet with screaming electronic tones just to prove how compu-groovy-modern they are.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Very good electric dryer, efficient
By C. Solorzano
Very good dryer, in 40 minutes dries a big load, and is very energy efficient, I am very satisfied with it.
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