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Thread Number: 73525
/ Tag: Modern Dryers
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Post# 971233 , Reply# 1 12/3/2017 at 07:57 (2,325 days old) by Frigilux  (The Minnesota Prairie) |
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Glad you've located the 'sweet spot' on your SQ, John. The four dryness levels on my electronic series 9 are Wet, Damp, Near Dry, Dry.
So far, I've found 'Damp' to leave items just a bit damp for my liking. I want the load fully dry, but not baked beyond that. 'Near Dry' overdries most loads by around 10-20 minutes. 'Dry' overdries the load by 25-30 minutes. Haven't tried the 'Wet' setting. That would probably leave items damp enough for dry ironing. As I've mentioned before, don't bother wishing you'd gotten the dryer with electronic sensing. It's really no more accurate than yours. It's quiet, though, I'll give it that; and hopefully has better build quality than most mainstream brands. Have had no problems with items catching lint out of the filter since I purchased the little plastic grate that fits over it. It's just too bad SQ couldn't make the sensing system more accurate. | ||
| Post# 971242 , Reply# 2 12/3/2017 at 08:35 (2,325 days old) by johnrk (BP TX) | ||
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Frigilux Thanks for your reply! I agree--making a decent moisture sensing system ain't brain surgery these days. | ||
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