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Thread Number: 88293
/ Tag: Modern Dryers
Bosch Dryer now offer reverse tumble...!? |
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| Post# 1128613 9/14/2021 at 02:03 (953 days old) by suds (Brisbane, Australia) | ||
Greetings Laundry fans!
Somewhere on my Facebook or Instagram a post popped up with a snippet of a Bosch press release mentioning reverse tumbling now available on the Bosch dryers with Bedding/bedlinen cycle - I cannot now find said post or press release. Anyone seen this? the Bosch washers with 4D Jet and reversing dryer now make for a compelling reason (well for me anyway) to consider a purchase Take care :) | ||
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Post# 1128615 , Reply# 1 9/14/2021 at 03:03 (953 days old) by Logixx  (Germany) |
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Post# 1128791 , Reply# 2 9/15/2021 at 22:48 (952 days old) by Launderess (Quiet Please, There´s a Lady on Stage) |
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Maybe it's just me, but have found very little virtue in reverse tumbling dryers.
My AEG Lavamat does this, but interestingly if one chooses "Quick" option it does not reverse tumble during drying cycle. When sensors say things have reached desired dry level, then as part of cool down reverse tumbling begins. Either way with or without reverse tumbling find things dried in most domestic dryers end up tangling or clumping together. With the AEG condenser dryer one can tell as begin to hear "thump, thump, thump".. which means things have wadded up into a ball. Sadly only way to deal with this is to open door and remove (very) hot and steamy bed linens, untangle, then bung lot back into dryer. This is a huge waste of energy and time. Find thing rarely ball up in large laundromat sized dryers. | ||
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Post# 1128803 , Reply# 3 9/16/2021 at 03:35 (951 days old) by chachp (North Little Rock, AR) |
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My 2002 Bosch Axxis+ Dryer
I bought a Bosch Dryer in 2002. I think it was an Axxis+. It did reverse tumble on every cycle. I know this because it was noisy. It was in a utility room off the kitchen and I would close the door because it was so annoying. I don't recall if everything balled up or not.
After that I bought a Samsung washer and dryer. One of those huge ones that you could practically crawl into. I don't remember if that one reversed or not but I don't recall a huge issue with items getting all tangled up. It did occasionally but I don't remember a huge issue.
We downsized to a smaller set because we didn't need those huge machines and the space I had to stack them wouldn't accommodate those huge machines. We now have a Miele dryer with a separate Bed Linens cycle. If I use the Normal cycle the sheets ball up and I hear the thud Laundress mentioned above. When I use the Bed Linens cycle it does not ball them up. I have never stood in front of the dryer for the entire cycle to observe what it's doing but I do know the dryer does reverse tumble at least when it starts out on every cycle. I assume it does it throughout the entire cycle. | ||
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Post# 1128804 , Reply# 4 9/16/2021 at 03:48 (951 days old) by ozzie908 (Lincoln UK) |
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Bedding balling up in dryer
I have stopped putting bedding into the dryer all together, After the washer has done its 1600 spin I just remove them and fold it up and leave it damp to go through the roller iron/mangle it saves having to damp it down again and its easier to iron due to not being knotted up. I do hang on the line weather permitting but now its getting damper and not so warm I will save my energy !!
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Post# 1128812 , Reply# 5 9/16/2021 at 06:36 (951 days old) by Launderess (Quiet Please, There´s a Lady on Stage) |
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Am same way | ||
| Post# 1129125 , Reply# 6 9/20/2021 at 03:38 (947 days old) by suds (Brisbane, Australia) | ||
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Gr8 | ||
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