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Posted by Mark Lloyd on October 30, 2007, 9:31 am
>Our Whirlpool gas dryer has a top lint filter. We bought the dryer in 1974,
>raised three kids, and it is still working fine. Replaced the belt twice
>and the igniter once. Nice when stuff lasts longer than expected.
>
My grandmother replaced a dryer in 1995. It was one (Maytag) my mother
bought in 1960 because of my diapers. It could have been fixed in 1995
if parts were still available. It has a lint filter in the door.
>
>> On 29 Oct, 18:24, m...@privacy.net wrote:
>>> Had a friend tell me that clothes dryer's with the lint
>>> filter built into the top pf the unit rather than down
>>> by the door are much more problematic.
>>>
>>> Any truth to that?
>>
>> I've always had dryers with the lint trap on top. The only problem
>> that I know of is that when the clothes get piled up on the top, the
>> kids (and sometimes the wife) don't bother moving them to clean the
>> trap.
>>
>> If it was in the door, I'm sure it would be cleaned every time.
>>
>
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56 days until the winter solstice celebration
Mark Lloyd
http://notstupid.laughingsquid.com
"All your western theologies, the whole mythology of them,
are based on the concept of God as a senile delinquent."
-- Tennessee Williams
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