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Whirlpool Imperial Series

by Natalie
(Indianapolis, IN)

Currently I own the Whirlpool Imperial Series clothes dryer. This is such a great dryer and it is honestly the best I have ever had!

It is great because it has timed drying and also an Accudry feature, which I love. I only ever use the Accudry feature now because it seems to dry clothes in a shorter time than the timed drying. Plus, within the Accudry it has an Energy Preferred setting.

I use this when I have left the clothes in the dryer for a bit and I need to re-fluff them. This dryer dries a full load of towels in just one cycle! Always before I've had to dry towels in two cycles, but this Whirlpool is great! I tend to dry all of my clothes on the low setting to avoid shrinking them.

The great thing about the Whirlpool, is that even on the low setting, I can still get the clothes dried within one cycle of drying, not two cycles like it used to take!

The dryer is also a large capacity dryer so it can handle large loads such as towels or even large blankets and comforters. I would recommend this dryer to absolutely anyone!

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Jan 07, 2009
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Great for heavy duty and delicate clothes
by: Joanie

I am married 26 years and have three grown kids, and the Whirlpool Imperial 8 Cycle 5 Temperature is the best dryer we've had. We bought it in 1998, so it is now 10 years old and no maintenance has been needed.

We've done huge amounts of laundry since the kids as teens were in high school sports and my husband and I also exercise regularly. You can fit a lot into the dryer since it is heavy duty. I love how you can choose the "energy preferred" setting that goes on its own and eventually ends up fluffing your clothes at the end of the cycle, with the "end of cycle" signal buzzing loudly to help you know when your load is done.

It is a relatively quiet dryer, too. There are choices of 8 cycles and 5 temperatures. You can use temperatures of High Heavy, Medium Permanent Press, Low Knits, or Extra-Low Delicates. If I have delicate items that need to be dried quickly rather than me hanging them up somewhere, I can trust them in the lower temperature cycles.

There's a cool feature with the "end of cycle" signal. If you don't want it to buzz (though it will still pause the cycle and start up again), you can turn it off. That's nice when it's nighttime and someone's sleeping in the next room.

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