Customer Reviews for Electrolux - 8.0 Cu. Ft. Stackable Electric Dryer - White
Customer Rating
5
Quality product
on October 8, 2018
Posted by: The Matts
from Hannibal, Missouri
We have been looking for a washer and dryer for several months, read many reviews and finally decided on Electrolux. We’ve had it now for about a month and it has performed exceptionally. The laundry room is in the hallway right beside the bedroom and we don’t even hear them running clothes come out very clean using much less detergent then we did on our top load
Great value for the price. I’ve been using it for several weeks now and so far, it’s been great. I like the large, fine micro-mesh screen and the fact that I was able to reverse the door easily. The presets and other load options are easy enough for my younger kids to understand. At 27-inch widths, the washer and dryer both fit in a closet of our upstairs bathroom and are quiet enough that they’re hardly noticed. The winning feature has to be that it’s huge; at 8 cu ft it’s perfect for our large family and equally large loads. Plus, it’s built in North America! Would definitely recommend.
I purchased this dryer few weeks ago because my old pne just stopped working. I looked at a 3-4 brands in this size. I look at reviews of all of them. I chose this one because of the options and price. It was a great choice. I have done a lot of laundry since I purchased it (there are only 3 of use, but we go though a lot of towels and clothing) It's quiet and quick! the different settings are nice, Love the towel one, fluffy, dry and soft!!! Lint filter is easy to clean to and it traps everything.
I bought the machine a month aga and we chose this model. Intalled It ourselves in just a few hours, easy to read installation guide. It's great to have the additional room in the laundry by stacking the units.
I love my dryer, it works really well, is roomy and energy efficient. The door will drive you crazy though, if you wash anything small it migrates to the door and get's stuck there. My concern is that is blocks the lint trap which can cause the heating element to overheat. I guess we will see how this works. They should have designed the lint trap on a slope and that would have stopped the buildup of laundry at the door.