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post Jan 15 2018, 05:18 PM, updated 8y ago

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Getting married this year so I have decided to get a clothes dryer to ease our house chores. Is it worth it?
I am thinking of a sole dryer because I already bought a washing machine. House still in midst of renovation.

*Yes I just read about the guy who got famous because he bought a dryer for his wife

*How about gas clothes dryer?


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post Jan 15 2018, 05:20 PM

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if ur in maysia..then not sure why u need one

unless ur house dont have balcony or open area to dry ur clothing
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:21 PM

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No need lar, waste of money.
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM

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another dryer thread. laugh.gif
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM

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i own a Borsch dryer in my place in Aussie...

it never dries properly...

i still prefer drying by sun..

God forbid don get those combi washing + drying units...

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post Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM

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Spoil yr clothes...
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM

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So it's only u and ur wife, unless ur soon to be wife is a widow with 5 kids, i dont see the need of dryer.

Yes, it's been raining a lot for this week, but not every year. So, no.
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM

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QUOTE(Kim Bi Jan @ Jan 15 2018, 05:20 PM)
if ur in maysia..then not sure why u need one

unless ur house dont have balcony or open area to dry ur clothing
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Easier. No need to fikir wait dry then angkat kain.
Saturday night after wash straight dump into dryer next morning terus can lipat or iron then hang biggrin.gif
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:23 PM

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tumble dryer? no. jemur bukan susah sangat.
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:23 PM

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awesome part of dryer is that clothes don't wrinkle when dry.
even t shirts winkle when sun dry and not easy to fold
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:23 PM

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These past few days, make me switch it on. usually hot sun or hot wind blowing outside.


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post Jan 15 2018, 05:24 PM

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factor in how many people living on your estate, type of house and how often u wear ur raf loren tshirt lor
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:24 PM

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QUOTE(Budak Palestin @ Jan 15 2018, 05:19 PM)
Get a waifu instead
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I follow your advice, now waifu mintak dryer how now....
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:24 PM

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electricity bill is more a concern
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:25 PM

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i have an electorlux washer dryer / only takes 3 hours to wash dry pretty convenient.

I can even do less time with less cloth 1:18 hrs wash / dry.
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:26 PM

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QUOTE(seather @ Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM)
i own a Borsch dryer in my place in Aussie...

it never dries properly...

i still prefer drying by sun..

God forbid don get those combi washing + drying units...
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What's wrong with combi ?
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:27 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 05:26 PM)
What's wrong with combi ?
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if load to much it wont dry properly and combi takes more time then a standalone dryer.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 05:26 PM)
What's wrong with combi ?
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2 in 1 is always more unreliable than dedicated unit lol
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:28 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 05:26 PM)
What's wrong with combi ?
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Don't dry properly and if rosak you wouldn't have your washer lol
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worth every penny..

i bought electrolux 6kg manual version, after 10 years still going strong...

dont buy the fully automatic ones.. just go for the manual..

you need to specify how long the dryer have to run..

fully automatic, it will determined how long it will run based on the load and materials.. the sensors easily spoiled...
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:31 PM

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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:28 PM)
Don't dry properly and if rosak you wouldn't have your washer lol
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I m using combi for 8yrs.

No problem at all.

Using combi before ?
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:32 PM

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QUOTE(ate @ Jan 15 2018, 05:27 PM)
if load to much it wont dry properly and combi takes more time then a standalone dryer.
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Every dryer have the limit mark on the side door. You cannot load it full. Otherwise it cannot tumbler the cloth and dry properly.

It is not the combi problem.
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:33 PM

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sigh... nowadays condo, the yard is not facing the sun... which is bloody crappy... the yard is usually blocked by some shitty wall or some units... some even facing the corridor... so it's kinda retarded... drying clothes at the yard is pointless...

end up... still need a dryer... sigh... such is life
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QUOTE(desmond2020 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:27 PM)
2 in 1 is always more unreliable than dedicated unit lol
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Using LG and it been 8yrs now.

What unreliable ?
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:34 PM

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QUOTE(tiestoycc @ Jan 15 2018, 05:33 PM)
sigh... nowadays condo, the yard is not facing the sun... which is bloody crappy... the yard is usually blocked by some shitty wall or some units... some even facing the corridor... so it's kinda retarded... drying clothes at the yard is pointless...

end up... still need a dryer... sigh... such is life
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This over a week rain and cloudy day, dryer is a god machine.
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Been using one for almost 10 years.

It's convenient, but most important of all, when the clothes are all dried up, while still hot, if you hang your clothes up, you won't need to use an iron anymore.

Haven't used an iron in years.

Having said that, the cons are it costs money to buy and operate (electricity). It's your money, so I am not in a position to tell you how you should spend it.

Some people spend it on cars, some on clothes, some on convenience, some on hobbies. Different people different priorities.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 05:26 PM)
What's wrong with combi ?
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Drying load is normally less than washing capacity. So, if you want to straight dry after wash, you cannot wash full load laugh.gif

People said don't put all eggs in one washing machine.. smile.gif
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:36 PM

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QUOTE(dere dere @ Jan 15 2018, 05:24 PM)
factor in how many people living on your estate, type of house and how often u wear ur raf loren tshirt lor
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I bought a landed house

QUOTE(tiestoycc @ Jan 15 2018, 05:33 PM)
sigh... nowadays condo, the yard is not facing the sun... which is bloody crappy... the yard is usually blocked by some shitty wall or some units... some even facing the corridor... so it's kinda retarded... drying clothes at the yard is pointless...

end up... still need a dryer... sigh... such is life
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True also. My current rental condo also x kena sunlight sangat
My ex partner and I hand to install a fan in the drying area
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:37 PM

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QUOTE(sniffsniff @ Jan 15 2018, 05:35 PM)
Been using one for almost 10 years.

It's convenient, but most important of all, when the clothes are all dried up, while still hot, if you hang your clothes up, you won't need to use an iron anymore.

Haven't used an iron in years.

Having said that, the cons are it costs money to buy and operate (electricity). It's your money, so I am not in a position to tell you how you should spend it.

Some people spend it on cars, some on clothes, some on convenience, some on hobbies. Different people different priorities.
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How much is your bill?
With aircon & shower heater

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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 05:34 PM)
This over a week rain and cloudy day, dryer is a god machine.
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P. Ramlee said put under mattress. It is ironing also laugh.gif
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:37 PM

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If want to use dryer just go to this coin dobi machine and use lor. Don't think will need 365 days of the year
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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:37 PM)
How much is your bill?
With aircon & shower heater
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Depends on your usage and how many people in the house. You can calculate out from the wattage of the unit the per hour consumption is how much.

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post Jan 15 2018, 05:41 PM

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If u dont mind paying electricity bills.
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If u willing to pay electricty bill why not?

Can choose heat pump one which save much more elctricity. But RM5k+
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:46 PM

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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM)
Easier. No need to fikir wait dry then angkat kain.
Saturday night after wash straight dump into dryer next morning terus can lipat or iron then hang biggrin.gif
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oh well..there's that indeed
i guess so long u find it convi and can afford..hantam ajelah..courts kan ada 0% interest
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QUOTE(Kim Bi Jan @ Jan 15 2018, 05:46 PM)
oh well..there's that indeed
i guess so long u find it convi and can afford..hantam ajelah..courts kan ada 0% interest
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Nah cheap one can get below 1k
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QUOTE(Zot @ Jan 15 2018, 05:35 PM)
Drying load is normally less than washing capacity. So, if you want to straight dry after wash, you cannot wash full load  laugh.gif

People said don't put all eggs in one washing machine.. smile.gif
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Yup, correct.

Combi normally got state like 10kg wash and 6kg dryer.

Even standalone dryer don't allow full load.
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QUOTE(TheDeadlySins420 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:41 PM)
If u dont mind paying electricity bills.
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It doesn't cost much to run actually.

Depend the dryer technology you're buying.
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yes having a dryer might be handy
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QUOTE(Zot @ Jan 15 2018, 05:37 PM)
P. Ramlee said put under mattress. It is ironing also  laugh.gif
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I haven't do laundry over a week now. Just waiting for the sun.

But weather look like not getting better.

No choice but to fire up the dryer.

Dryer running auto now while typing here. biggrin.gif
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post Jan 15 2018, 05:56 PM

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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:48 PM)
Nah cheap one can get below 1k
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then no need wait d..hantam aje
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 05:26 PM)
What's wrong with combi ?
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Dual core vs Single Core.

Onr machine can continue to wash while the other one dry.

Besides i heard combi dont work well or spoil fast.
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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM)
Easier. No need to fikir wait dry then angkat kain.
Saturday night after wash straight dump into dryer next morning terus can lipat or iron then hang biggrin.gif
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If u stay in condo, probably worth it.

My family sometimes wash at night also, just hang out only la after wash, will still dry mostly when next morning, no need dryer pun. But my place is landed house, so got space to hang with shade summore.

If baju/seluar office, lagi no need dry, straight iron it, it will dry by iron lel.

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QUOTE(tokdukun @ Jan 15 2018, 06:02 PM)
If u stay in condo, probably worth it.

My family sometimes wash at night also, just hang out only la after wash, will still dry mostly when next morning, no need dryer pun. But my place is landed house, so got space to hang with shade summore.

If baju/seluar office, lagi no need dry, straight iron it, it will dry by iron lel.
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I've tried doing that at my new place(landed). Next morning x kering lagi. Atau living in a bachelor condo we install a fan at our drying balcony
Now in midst of renovation I dunno la. Move in ready maybe in March or sooner I hope.
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Yup..full load wasing on comby washing machine for sure not easy to dry. It must be 1/2 of washing total load.

I regretted buying combi machine actually. No point. 1stly- xtra tnb bill for sure, 2nd the above statement. 1/2 load of washing
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QUOTE(MarioKart @ Jan 15 2018, 05:59 PM)
Dual core vs Single Core.

Onr machine can continue to wash while the other one dry.

Besides i heard combi dont work well or spoil fast.
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Combi for small family.

Many user, than not suitable.

Pro : I can wash and dry in 1 go. Without manual intervention.

Been using for 8yrs. Nothing wrong with it.
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Worth to buy if:

- House have limited area to hang clothes to dry
- House have limited exposure to sunlight, so take long time to dry in normal way
- High turn around for clothing (lots of clothing to wash and dry everytime especially baby napkins or big family)

Other than that, can live without. Also got dryer at home but very seldom use.

Best to buy standalone unit (not combi). If got faulty, just dryer is out but not both.
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I went from a vented to a condenser dryer
Best thing I bought 👍🏻
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jan 15 2018, 06:09 PM)
I went from a vented to a condenser dryer
Best thing I bought 👍🏻
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Doens't kill your bill right ?
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QUOTE(Rusty Nail @ Jan 15 2018, 06:23 PM)
awesome part of dryer is that clothes don't wrinkle when dry.
even t shirts winkle when sun dry and not easy to fold
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if many cloth inside dryer its wrinkle
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post Jan 15 2018, 06:13 PM

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Worth it.

It's not just about washing clothes only.

When you have your own place, you can wash and dry your towels, bedsheets even blankets and curtains more regularly since it's so convenient.

Learn not to put everything inside the dryer. Wool type of clothes /socks or lace curtains, cannot dry in hot temperature.

Choose one that is condenser type, it won't make your whole house warm when using it.
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QUOTE(BS8110 @ Jan 15 2018, 06:09 PM)
Worth to buy if:

- House have limited area to hang clothes to dry
- House have limited exposure to sunlight, so take long time to dry in normal way
- High turn around for clothing (lots of clothing to wash and dry everytime especially baby napkins or big family)

Other than that, can live without. Also got dryer at home but very seldom use.

Best to buy standalone unit (not combi). If got faulty, just dryer is out but not both.
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Sun is still my priority.

Dryer come in handy when raining season and dryer comforter. That is like every 3month out of a yrs usage.

Still worth to buy.
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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 06:06 PM)
I've tried doing that at my new place(landed). Next morning x kering lagi. Atau living in a bachelor condo we install a fan at our drying balcony
Now in midst of renovation I dunno la. Move in ready maybe in March or sooner I hope.
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if got aircond hang at the same area with outdoor unit.
the hot air coming out of it can help dry the clothes faster.
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i used fan blow

clothes dried

no need dryer
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 06:11 PM)
Doens't kill your bill right ?
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Nope. No change. Maybe even better. Nowadays I’m paying less than 200 linggit but could be due to my absence and cold weather.

Actually last time use the vented dryer just extra must open window put out the hose only but now without needing to go thru all that somehow it feels so much better and easier 😅

I like the smell of the condenser as well .... 😂
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 05:34 PM)
This over a week rain and cloudy day, dryer is a god machine.
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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:36 PM)
I bought a landed house
True also. My current rental condo also x kena sunlight sangat
My ex partner and I hand to install a fan in the drying area
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exactly! some condos now don't even have balconies! i actually prefer no balconies and have yards facing the sun! dont really use balconies anyway...

dryer is definitely a very needed invention! later suddenly rain for 2-3 days, all clothes cannot dry, then eat shit liao hahahaha
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jan 15 2018, 06:15 PM)
Nope. No change. Maybe even better. Nowadays I’m paying less than 200 linggit but could be due to my absence and cold weather.

Actually last time use the vented dryer just extra must open window put out the hose only but now without needing to go thru all that somehow it feels so much better and easier 😅

I like the smell of the condenser as well .... 😂
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My condenser wan doesn't smell good.

I have to put additional this --> https://www.amazon.com/Bounce-Fabric-Soften...r/dp/B003FULBQ4
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Do i have one? Yes
Do i think its worth it? At rm4.1k? No! We got plenty of sun year round! Also probably one the most expensive appliences besides my home entertainments.
Do i need one? Hell yes. I got no time to tend on these things. Morning throw em in later just take out n ready to rock
So what am i tok about!? Its a convinient thing more rather then nessescity
Current situation tho, its a miracle machine lol even me fren n fam asking about it

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QUOTE(Strike @ Jan 15 2018, 06:15 PM)
i used fan blow

clothes dried

no need dryer
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Last week use up my short pant due to no wash. Raining.

Have to go naked 1/2 day in house while wash/dryer all the pant.
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in msia its not so much about drying the clothes... of coz it helps with weather like these few days.

i've been using dryer since my condo days til now im staying in landed but i stil using it. and its the same dryer for 10yrs. i mainly use as ironing.

if u load the dryer once your finish washing , of coz its going to cause a bomb on electricity. it will go on and on and on ... since your clothes are so damp.

usually i will dry my clothes like normal either hanging indoor overnite or outdoor (whichever permits) and then dump them into the dryer. once out of the dryer , hang properly and u dont need to iron anymore.

very handy if you got a lot of shirts ...


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Just get those coin operated stacked washer dryer... install on ur lawn area... when raining season come again... you can do laundry business... I’m serious lol
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 06:20 PM)
My condenser wan doesn't smell good.

I have to put additional this --> https://www.amazon.com/Bounce-Fabric-Soften...r/dp/B003FULBQ4
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Dun use fabric softener- no good for machine and clothes
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QUOTE(seather @ Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM)
i own a Borsch dryer in my place in Aussie...

it never dries properly...

i still prefer drying by sun..

God forbid don get those combi washing + drying units...
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Yours which model?

Do you know you can fine-tune the drying performance on Bosch dryers?

There are 4 fine levels to choose from.
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jan 15 2018, 06:30 PM)
Dun use fabric softener- no good for machine and clothes
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It is for dryer. Not washing.
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jan 15 2018, 06:09 PM)
I went from a vented to a condenser dryer
Best thing I bought 👍🏻
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Whats the difference other than the vents?
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jan 15 2018, 06:09 PM)
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Best thing I bought 👍🏻
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Whats the difference??
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 05:50 PM)
Yup, correct.

Combi normally got state like 10kg wash and 6kg dryer.

Even standalone dryer don't allow full load.
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Yes. If you wash full load and then want to dry it on same size separate dryer, still you cannot put all in. Back to square one.

I owned a combo electrolux before. The plan is used when it rain. One day when I wanted to use the dryer, it did not work because the blower stuck. This might happened probably because I rarely used it and the probably the suds/humidity jammed it over time (probably corroded - what I was told) Replacement would cost RM500. So, I just used the washer until motor needed another replacement. So, just bought another machine with just wash.

So, far I found out rain or sunny, my clothes will still dry, the next dat the most. So, I find almost no need for dryer. If I were to buy, I would buy separate that could be stacked up.
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Whats the difference??
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i own a Borsch dryer in my place in Aussie...

it never dries properly...

i still prefer drying by sun..

God forbid don get those combi washing + drying units...
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Get one with heat pump / condenser. It's energy efficient and dries effectively, but can't be wall-mounted.
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Whats the difference other than the vents?
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other then the need to have a nearby outlet for the hot wet air to go out.....I dunno, I feel condenser is better for the clothes. wont shrink so much
vented ones are too hot at times.
maybe also because my vented dryer is over 10 years old so the sensors are not as good as my new condenser dryer.

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QUOTE(Mel2 @ Jan 15 2018, 06:13 PM)
Worth it.

It's not just about washing clothes only.

When you have your own place, you can wash and dry your towels, bedsheets even blankets and curtains more regularly since it's so convenient.

Learn not to put everything inside the dryer. Wool type of clothes /socks or lace curtains, cannot dry in hot temperature.

Choose one that is condenser type, it won't make your whole house warm when using it.
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Condenser type no need to drill ventilation hole. It will use the same water outlet as vapor outlet
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other then the need to have a nearby outlet for the hot wet air to go out.....I dunno, I feel condenser is better for the clothes. wont shrink so much
vented ones are too hot at times.
maybe also because my vented dryer is over 10 years old so the sensors are not as good as my new condenser dryer.
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I actually plan to put it together with the washer outside(back area)
It will be fine there right?
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If u got a lot anak a lot lampin baby cloth then yes else don't really need
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QUOTE(faiz293 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM)
So it's only u and ur wife, unless ur soon to be wife is a widow with 5 kids, i dont see the need of dryer.

Yes, it's been raining a lot for this week, but not every year. So, no.
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QUOTE(pcboss00 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:23 PM)
tumble dryer? no. jemur bukan susah sangat.
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I actually plan to put it together with the washer outside(back area)
It will be fine there right?
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I put the dryer on top of my washer but need a stacker (metal bracket)
Side by side is good too
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really good
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when i use dryer, less ironing cloth
save time too
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QUOTE(sniffsniff @ Jan 15 2018, 05:35 PM)
Been using one for almost 10 years.

It's convenient, but most important of all, when the clothes are all dried up, while still hot, if you hang your clothes up, you won't need to use an iron anymore.

Haven't used an iron in years.

Having said that, the cons are it costs money to buy and operate (electricity). It's your money, so I am not in a position to tell you how you should spend it.

Some people spend it on cars, some on clothes, some on convenience, some on hobbies. Different people different priorities.
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Once u using dryer your electricity bill will skyrocket
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Ive got a lot of clothes shrinked because of it
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other then the need to have a nearby outlet for the hot wet air to go out.....I dunno, I feel condenser is better for the clothes. wont shrink so much
vented ones are too hot at times.
maybe also because my vented dryer is over 10 years old so the sensors are not as good as my new condenser dryer.
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don't bother la.
just go to nearby laundromat and use the dryer there.

like my place, rm4 for 24mins of drying.
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dry at self service laundry je la.
3x/week = 12x/month. 1x dry cost ~rm5 so it's 60/month
rm2999 mean u can dry your cloth for a fricking 50months = 4 years.
no need to worry about machine broken and save space. and this calculation is based on 3x/week drying!

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I have both types. I had been using the dryer for 8 years without any problem. Clothes never need ironing. Recently I moved into a new house and bought 2 in 1 combo. Works great so far.

Less wasted time waiting for clothes to dry out in the sun and no worry about rainy days easily worth the extra money spent on electricity bill.
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Not here bang, here always got sunshine
Even during rainy season you hang it out of a couple days sure dry
Unlike in other countries got winter season clothes will never dry during those times, so must get one no choice
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be part of solution.
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This after 1 year etc can buy

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Dryer nice la. U can control when its gonna dry, no need worry weather. No need hang it out to dry n collect it one by one
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dry at self service laundry je la.
3x/week = 12x/month. 1x dry cost ~rm5 so it's 60/month
rm2999 mean u can dry your cloth for a fricking 50months = 4 years.
no need to worry about machine broken and save space. and this calculation is based on 3x/week drying!
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not to mention laundry place use industrial dryer.
bigger load.
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buy washer + dryer in 1 machine better
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Most people who says dryer sucks here don't even own one at home. Almost everyone who own a dryer keep praising about the benefits of having it at home. Talk about sour grapes... Dryer use more electricity, clothes shrinking, bla.. bla.. bla.. I don't even recall when was the last time I'm using iron to clear out wrinkles from my clothes... My dryer rating is 2.2 kW, using it only 4 times per week, less than 1 hour usage each time... So, per month I am using only 2.2 kW x 4 hours/week x 4 weeks/month = 35.2 kWh/month. Considering I am paying electricity at higher tariff around 33 cents/ kWh... I am paying only about RM12 maximum per month for electricity usage for the dryer. I don't have to iron my clothes, so I'm saving about 2 hours per week x 1 kW electric for the iron... So that's about RM 2.64 worth of electricity saved (at 33 cents / kWh tariff)... Which means effectively I'm using just RM 10 extra per month as compared to other people with similar amount of laundry load. RM 10 per month is definitely worth it for the last 8 years I'd been using the dryer without any problems with the dryer or the much touted problems of clothes shrinkage. If you worry too much about the extra carbon footprint, just hook up your dryer to a 400 Watt solar panel with batteries to store the solar energy.
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Most people who says dryer sucks here don't even own one at home. Almost everyone who own a dryer keep praising about the benefits of having it at home. Talk about sour grapes... Dryer use more electricity, clothes shrinking, bla.. bla.. bla.. I don't even recall when was the last time I'm using iron to clear out wrinkles from my clothes... My dryer rating is 2.2 kW, using it only 4 times per week, less than 1 hour usage each time... So, per month I am using only 2.2 kW x 4 hours/week x 4 weeks/month = 35.2 kWh/month. Considering I am paying electricity at higher tariff around 33 cents/ kWh... I am paying only about RM12 maximum per month for electricity usage for the dryer. I don't have to iron my clothes, so I'm saving about 2 hours per week x 1 kW electric for the iron... So that's about RM 2.64 worth of electricity saved (at 33 cents / kWh tariff)... Which means effectively I'm using just RM 10 extra per month as compared to other people with similar amount of laundry load. RM 10 per month is definitely worth it for the last 8 years I'd been using the dryer without any problems with the dryer or the much touted problems of clothes shrinkage. If you worry too much about the extra carbon footprint, just hook up your dryer to a 400 Watt solar panel with batteries to store the solar energy.
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You cannot presumed that people who said dryers suck do not own a house. People who praised the dryers maybe the people who live in an apartment with limited place to dry clothes. smile.gif

Who said the dryers won't shrink the clothes. Even drying clothes under the sun also will shrink the clothes but the dryers will shrink them more. It is even warned on original Levi's jean. Shrinking is common on cotton clothing (100% especially) and not on synthetic fabrics. Depends on dryer function but many new dryers tend to be on permanent press mode. Therefore, synthetic clothing and even 80% cotton will not wrinkle. So, may need no ironing. It is the same thing drying under the sun, if you know how.
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So susah meh, just put your aircon outdoor unit next to the drying rack, confirm dry if you use ac
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QUOTE(seather @ Jan 15 2018, 05:22 PM)
i own a Borsch dryer in my place in Aussie...

it never dries properly...

i still prefer drying by sun..

God forbid don get those combi washing + drying units...
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Pasal dryer pun nak gaduh.

If got extra money just buy la, it worth every penny, save a lot of time.

If got laundry area & good ventilation, just buy conventional ventilation dryer, normally it's faster than condenser dryer as it not need to condense water.

If no laundry space & need to share same space wt kitchen area, just buy condenser dryer. Normally it got more function than venting dryer.

If space very limited & u dont have much time, just buy 2 in 1 washer/ dryer.

Dryer & washing machine already necessary thing this day; no need to be cheapskate.
washing by yr own hand, dry cloth under sun time already past, slowly it will end. 20k salary what...

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This is the model I bought - very happy with it
http://m.electrolux.com.my/Products/Laundr...yer/EDC2086PDW/
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You cannot presumed that people who said dryers suck do not own a house. People who praised the dryers maybe the people who live in an apartment with limited place to dry clothes.  smile.gif

Who said the dryers won't shrink the clothes. Even drying clothes under the sun also will shrink the clothes but the dryers will shrink them more. It is even warned on original Levi's jean. Shrinking is common on cotton clothing (100% especially) and not on synthetic fabrics. Depends on dryer function but many new dryers tend to be on permanent press mode. Therefore, synthetic clothing and even 80% cotton will not wrinkle. So, may need no ironing. It is the same thing drying under the sun, if you know how.
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Cannot blame the dryer but the idiot using.

Cloth normally come with the label how you can wash, dry and iron.

You ignore it, your problem.

Dryer have normal and Low temperature mode. Lower temp but longer time will reduce the shrink.
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lidat u marry indon maid can do cow do horse for you
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This thing sucks electricity like nobodys business. Way more than aircon. Better to put under ceiling fan and dry .
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 16 2018, 09:32 AM)
Cannot blame the dryer but the idiot using.

Cloth normally come with the label how you can wash, dry and iron.

You ignore it, your problem.

Dryer have normal and Low temperature mode. Lower temp but longer time will reduce the shrink.
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Some have mode call Permanent Press. What is does is actually cooling off the temperature gradually as the dryer approaches end of cycle. This way your clothes will not wrinkle. Same as if you dry under the sun. If you leave it until too dry, it will be wrinkled and hard to straightened up even with ironing. Remove your clothes as soon as it dry with some humidity (Humid, not still wet) smile.gif
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i have 2 kids, both me and the wife are working and we have no maid.... dryer is a god send




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Good. I live in condo, all my clothes, bed sheets also use dryer. My balcony is very tiny and and the airwell for the condo does not get any sun...so have to use dryer.
Can let it run while you are away ....and don't need to worry if its raining. Damage to clothes is actually very minimal.

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2018 ady, still need to depend on the weather to dry clothes?


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Electrolux > All

AKu dah pakai Bostch dan Beko = Sampah.


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QUOTE(warham @ Jan 16 2018, 09:40 AM)
Malaysia no need dryer la. 60% is sunny.

If got guest or raining non stop just stop by laundry to use thier dryer
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QUOTE(Zot @ Jan 16 2018, 09:53 AM)
Some have mode call Permanent Press. What is does is actually cooling off the temperature gradually as the dryer approaches end of cycle. This way your clothes will not wrinkle. Same as if you dry under the sun. If you leave it until too dry, it will be wrinkled and hard to straightened up even with ironing. Remove your clothes as soon as it dry with some humidity (Humid, not still wet)  smile.gif
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Wrinkle is cause by the cloth crumble together when it wet and in the proses of drying. It will form the wrinkle after dry. Cause dry cloth if stiffer than wet cloth.

So why you have to take out the cloth after dry. Cause the cloth won't crumble together when it still soft.

Cloth trumbling in the dryer won't get wrinkle easily as there is a space for the cloth to move. Unless overload it.

My combi will keep on turning with the heater off after finish drying run. So the cloth won't be wrinkle if I don't take it out. I don't have to rush back to home just for take out the cloth.
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QUOTE(Glockers @ Jan 16 2018, 10:06 AM)
Electrolux > All

AKu dah pakai Bostch dan Beko = Sampah.
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QUOTE(Glockers @ Jan 16 2018, 10:06 AM)
Electrolux > All

AKu dah pakai Bostch dan Beko = Sampah.
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Bosch pun x elok ke? Aku baru nak survey built in oven Bosch utk bakal bini aku.
Beko mmg tak elok ke? Aku baru beli mesin basuh Beko tahun lepas sweat.gif

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dun buy thos 2in1 washer dryer cos it uses water condenser to dry..which doesn't work most of the time. Better buy separate dryer...
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Electrolux model mana ko pakai bro? Aku survey hari tu macam nak beli electrolux gak
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8kg condenser dryer. Tak ingat model apa. Tapi aku beli kat HKL Taipan masa tu ada sale. Dari 3k lebih ke 2600 je dapat.
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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 16 2018, 10:29 AM)
Bosch pun x elok ke? Aku baru nak survey built in oven Bosch utk bakal bini aku.
Beko mmg tak elok ke? Aku baru beli mesin basuh Beko tahun lepas sweat.gif
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Rumah parents aku pakai Beko and belting dalam putus lepas setahun guna.

Ni aku pakai Electrolux dah 2 tahun ok aje.

Kalau kau tak ramai beli yg 7kg normal dryer dah cukup.
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lots of self dobi outside can use, dont have to buy. can go during rain season

msia hot country, jemur better, dry properly
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QUOTE(warham @ Jan 16 2018, 10:59 AM)
I think nowadays every neighbourhood got a self service laundry.

I send my laundry to dry leave it there for 30mins then i come and pick up my stuff. Doesnt really take too much of a time actually its just how you manage your time. smile.gif
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If every day waste 30 minutes, just to come & back. That's a lot of time & energy just to go to self service laundry.
Last time I also think like U. But lastly, it's better that I spend my time sleep or watch movie without any interruption (just to come & pick up laundry). I can do drying at home anytime I want (just b4 night sleep, just b4 work, raining time, flood time, holiday etc).
Same like convenience like got washing machine at home.

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QUOTE(ashportal @ Jan 16 2018, 11:09 AM)
lots of self dobi outside can use, dont have to buy. can go during rain season

msia hot country, jemur better, dry properly
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QUOTE(Glockers @ Jan 16 2018, 11:08 AM)
Rumah parents aku pakai Beko and belting dalam putus lepas setahun guna.

Ni aku pakai Electrolux dah 2 tahun ok aje.

Kalau kau tak ramai beli yg 7kg normal dryer dah cukup.
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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 16 2018, 11:14 AM)
Hmm risau pulak aku dengar. Maybe kalau beli aku cari Electrolux jgk la haha.
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Once u using dryer your electricity bill will skyrocket
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And I wonder how the laundry shops earn money since they have so many dryers which cost users RM5 for 20-25minutes?
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Gas dryer, cheaper operating cost.
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Gas dryer, cheaper operating cost.
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I've looked up and I found Rinnai and Speed Queen is the most popular for gas dryer
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the heater elements is small ler...
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QUOTE(Budak Palestin @ Jan 16 2018, 12:43 PM)
Maintain waifu, can piap.

Maintain dryer, can piap?
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You say ask waifu to do laundry.
Now I ask you your wife no need maintenance if she always tiring herself ?

Of coz buy dryer la. if dryer rosak, can service.

waifu rosak, can't service.

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post Jan 16 2018, 01:14 PM

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Heat pump no good... make your house hot and damp only... later got mold.

Get a condenser dryer... bagus ini..
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dryer is good for starting fires.
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post Jan 16 2018, 02:34 PM

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Yes, it is convenient to to own a cloth dryer. Maybe it is expensive house appliance, suck more energy etc, but you'll appreciate it oneday.

P.S :Don't be like The Grasshopper in the Cengkerik & Semut fable, k people ✌

P.S.S : 3K-5K smartphone can buy, later less than 1 year buy another new 3K-5K smartphone ady 😑 . Dryer can be use for long-term and useful too, but why so berkira-kira mahu beli ?
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post Jan 16 2018, 02:53 PM

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Get Electrolux
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post Jan 16 2018, 05:15 PM

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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 05:26 PM)
What's wrong with combi ?
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i stayed in airbnb in melbourne...

a 7kg unit, took 2 hour to clean.. 5 hours to dry properly....

maybe i got a bad one..

but i prefer separate unit... as least both can run at the same time...
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QUOTE(bb100 @ Jan 15 2018, 06:31 PM)
Yours which model?

Do you know you can fine-tune the drying performance on Bosch dryers?

There are 4 fine levels to choose from.
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never knew that.. tongue.gif

will check when i go back there later this year..

usually around the waistband and collar a bit hard to dry..

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post Jan 16 2018, 05:26 PM

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QUOTE(Zot @ Jan 16 2018, 08:16 AM)
You cannot presumed that people who said dryers suck do not own a house. People who praised the dryers maybe the people who live in an apartment with limited place to dry clothes.  smile.gif

Who said the dryers won't shrink the clothes. Even drying clothes under the sun also will shrink the clothes but the dryers will shrink them more. It is even warned on original Levi's jean. Shrinking is common on cotton clothing (100% especially) and not on synthetic fabrics. Depends on dryer function but many new dryers tend to be on permanent press mode. Therefore, synthetic clothing and even 80% cotton will not wrinkle. So, may need no ironing. It is the same thing drying under the sun, if you know how.
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Hahaha... I do own two landed properties but I don't like hanging my clothes outside. It's just a matter of convenience and I value the very little leisure time I have on weekends.

Perhaps only idiots who don't know to read labels on the clothes will stupidly use wrong setting. But, I hardly wear any cotton T-shirt or denim clothes, so I wouldn't know better. Jersey type material is more comfortable in this kind of weather and will not shrink.
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QUOTE(Zot @ Jan 16 2018, 08:16 AM)
You cannot presumed that people who said dryers suck do not own a house. People who praised the dryers maybe the people who live in an apartment with limited place to dry clothes.  smile.gif
Read carefully what he said. He said 'do not own one at home', NOT 'do not own a home'. Big difference bro.

No where was it mentioned about not owning a home.

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QUOTE(sniffsniff @ Jan 17 2018, 09:28 AM)
Read carefully what he said. He said 'do not own one at home', NOT 'do not own a home'. Big difference bro.

No where was it mentioned about not owning a home.
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guys, portable cloth dryer like this one:
https://www.lazada.com.my/deerma-portable-r...9.8db0d44y911Wf

ok boh?
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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:18 PM)
Getting married this year so I have decided to get a clothes dryer to ease our house chores. Is it worth it?
I am thinking of a sole dryer because I already bought a washing machine. House still in midst of renovation.

*Yes I just read about the guy who got famous because he bought a dryer for his wife

*How about gas clothes dryer?
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if you urgently need the clothes to dry fast everytime, get it. if not, that moolah can be use for other things
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just want to ask is there any rules in malaysia can fine tenant or owner who dry the clothes at balcony of the apartment?

Thank you.
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post Aug 18 2018, 03:11 PM

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Malaysia is damn hot everyday why do you need one?
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QUOTE(Aidan AAA @ Aug 18 2018, 03:11 PM)
Malaysia is damn hot everyday why do you need one?
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Time and monsoon season.
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post Aug 18 2018, 08:09 PM

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Just hang dry lah.
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any recommend dryer? Im planning to buy samsung 2 in 1 dryer. Anyone has any experience using it?

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/samsung-...JswbEm&search=1
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QUOTE(KarchKiraly @ Jan 16 2018, 01:26 AM)
Most people who says dryer sucks here don't even own one at home. Almost everyone who own a dryer keep praising about the benefits of having it at home. Talk about sour grapes... Dryer use more electricity, clothes shrinking, bla.. bla.. bla.. I don't even recall when was the last time I'm using iron to clear out wrinkles from my clothes... My dryer rating is 2.2 kW, using it only 4 times per week, less than 1 hour usage each time... So, per month I am using only 2.2 kW x 4 hours/week x 4 weeks/month = 35.2 kWh/month. Considering I am paying electricity at higher tariff around 33 cents/ kWh... I am paying only about RM12 maximum per month for electricity usage for the dryer. I don't have to iron my clothes, so I'm saving about 2 hours per week x 1 kW electric for the iron... So that's about RM 2.64 worth of electricity saved (at 33 cents / kWh tariff)... Which means effectively I'm using just RM 10 extra per month as compared to other people with similar amount of laundry load. RM 10 per month is definitely worth it for the last 8 years I'd been using the dryer without any problems with the dryer or the much touted problems of clothes shrinkage. If you worry too much about the extra carbon footprint, just hook up your dryer to a 400 Watt solar panel with batteries to store the solar energy.
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What dryer make and model bro?
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 15 2018, 06:13 PM)
Sun is still my priority.

Dryer come in handy when raining season and dryer comforter. That is like every 3month out of a yrs usage.

Still worth to buy.
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you wanna run the sun once a while.

it helps kills molds/etc ... the sun is a beautiful thing
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nobody use gas dryer ?

1 gas tank every 6 months smile.gif very very economical.
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QUOTE(MeToo @ Aug 22 2019, 04:25 PM)
you wanna run the sun once a while.

it helps kills molds/etc ... the sun is a beautiful thing
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My unit is combo. biggrin.gif

Sometimes the comforter doesn't dry thoroughly under the sun. You can feel the cotton fabric is dry. But not inner. So after a month and rotate use again, smell the mold.

Nowaday, after under the sun, I will put in the dryer to spin again.
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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:18 PM)
Getting married this year so I have decided to get a clothes dryer to ease our house chores. Is it worth it?
I am thinking of a sole dryer because I already bought a washing machine. House still in midst of renovation.

*Yes I just read about the guy who got famous because he bought a dryer for his wife

*How about gas clothes dryer?
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dryer very handy, but very expensive to operate.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 22 2019, 04:49 PM)
My unit is combo.  biggrin.gif

Sometimes the comforter doesn't dry thoroughly under the sun. You can feel the cotton fabric is dry. But not inner. So after a month and rotate use again, smell the mold.

Nowaday, after under the sun, I will put in the dryer to spin again.
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Now i'm not sure whether i need a 8kg dryer or 9kg dryer...

to pair with my 9kg front load washer...

I understand the weight is for when our clothing is dry... so a 9kg washer should theoractically be paired with a 9kg dryer IF it always run full load...

But the 9kg dryer is running nearly $2k more then the 8kg ones sad.gif
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I have a dryer at home and I love it. It beats wasting your time hanging each article of clothing on a rack, waiting for sun or worrying if it rains.

The benefits out weight the cons.
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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Aug 22 2019, 04:53 PM)
I have a dryer at home and I love it. It beats wasting your time hanging each article of clothing on a rack, waiting for sun or worrying if it rains.

The benefits out weight the cons.
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i dont lack drying area.. or lack of sun...

But its for the convenience...

Probably for every 3 wash 2 runs on the dryer then i'll hang it out once.. we need the good ol sun regardless
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QUOTE(MeToo @ Aug 22 2019, 04:52 PM)
Now i'm not sure whether i need a 8kg dryer or 9kg dryer...

to pair with my 9kg front load washer...

I understand the weight is for when our clothing is dry... so a 9kg washer should theoractically be paired with a 9kg dryer IF it always run full load...

But the 9kg dryer is running nearly $2k more then the 8kg ones sad.gif
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Put the sun pirioty 1st la.

As long as the comforther can put in, good enough.

My combo dryer is 7kg only. But hard to follow 7kg. I follow the mark on the side which is 1/2 of the drum load. Over that mark, the drying is long and not properly.
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QUOTE(NielWooWoo1205 @ Jan 15 2018, 05:18 PM)
Getting married this year so I have decided to get a clothes dryer to ease our house chores. Is it worth it?
I am thinking of a sole dryer because I already bought a washing machine. House still in midst of renovation.

*Yes I just read about the guy who got famous because he bought a dryer for his wife

*How about gas clothes dryer?
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Dryer helps me a lot. I stay in Penang which rains very often around end of the year. Clothes become very hard to dry. Both me and my gf are working, no one at home to collect clothes when rain.

So dryer helps a lot in drying our clothes. Also my clothes become less smelly after using dryer. Clothes are really dry.
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QUOTE(unknown_2 @ Aug 22 2019, 04:50 PM)
dryer very handy, but very expensive to operate.
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Not really. My bill hardly find the dryer operating cost in it.

New technology dryer save the bill.

Don't buy old tech dryer to save. Your bill doesn't save.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 22 2019, 05:02 PM)
Not really. My bill hardly find the dryer operating cost in it.

New technology dryer save the bill.

Don't buy old tech dryer to save. Your bill doesn't save.
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Buy LG's dual inverter.. terus extra $1000....
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QUOTE(MeToo @ Aug 22 2019, 05:10 PM)
Buy LG's dual inverter.. terus extra $1000....
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Sometime I feel this inverter feature are scam.

The way it operate and short time wash doesn't look like need to be control by inverter. Unlike aircon.

Main dryer suck energy is the heater. So look for heating feature like condensor type or heat pump that save alot in operating cost.

My 1 is condensor dryer combo. Heat is recover/recycle to save bill.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 22 2019, 05:16 PM)
Sometime I feel this inverter feature are scam.

The way it operate and short time wash doesn't look like need to be control by inverter. Unlike aircon.

Main dryer suck energy is the heater. So look for heating feature like condensor type or heat pump that save alot in operating cost.

My 1 is condensor dryer combo. Heat is recover/recycle to save bill.
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#1 Fridge must inverter.
#2 Aircon

Those 2 inverter slashed my TNB bill by nearly 50%
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QUOTE(MeToo @ Aug 22 2019, 05:44 PM)
#1 Fridge must inverter.
#2 Aircon

Those 2 inverter slashed my TNB bill by nearly 50%
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Yup. Inverter for long run motor.

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