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Posted by Mikepier on March 14, 2008, 2:26 pm
> >>>For the heck of it, the next time I do a load I'll run on
> >>>antibacterial. I have not done that mode yet, so this will be a first.
>
> =A0I have enough moist air coming out that you can feel moisture along the=
> =A0right bottom, but given the cold metal hinge, it forms there as well. M=
ost
> =A0of the bottom is insulated so it really forms as it blows towards that
> =A0hinge.
Ben, I did a load on antibacterial, and while the air was super hot
coming out of the tube, I did not see any moisture on the hinge.
Although I can see why there is a real potential for moisture to form
on that hinge.
Just out of curiousity, why do you use antibacterial mode? It seemed
like the wash cycle took longer than the normal cycle. Antibacterial
seems like overkill, unless you really need everything sterile.
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