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I bought This Maytag Centennial dryer in August of last year from Sears. I had been renting so long it simply made sense to finally break down and buy one. I researched heavily since I first off hate to buy things more than once and secondly I hate having washers and dryers destroying my clothes. I must say , I love this dryer. The sensor dry actually works. I throw in loads of almost any size and they come out perfectly dry and not overly hot either. The dryer is also not nearly as loud as some others that I have heard. This was very important since I live in an apt and the door to the laundry room is slatted and not solid. I thought the wrinkle prevent would be <B>Pros</B> - Efficiency - Versatility - Handles all types of loads with ease. <B>Cons</B> - Larger than I expected - The dryer vent is installable multiple ways but it sticks out a little further than I would like - It?s a minor issue because i did get the larger size purposely - Very quiet, but not whisper quiet. This is hardly a negative since it?s quieter than the majority of dryers I have heard at other people?s houses. I just have a 1 bedroom so I would love it to be totally silent.useless at first but it actually work quite well. I usually have a lot going on so I don?t always get to the clothes, the wrinkle prevent my shirts from getting wrinkled saving me ironing. the other option i thought would be useless was the delicates. I tend to dry clean my dress shirts and pants, but I now live with my girlfriend, and well she has delicates that apparently the dryer handles well. The other feature that I had to have was the shoe drying rack. There is a rack that goes into the dryer that allows you to set shoes inside the dryer without having them rolling around making tons of noise.

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