energy to heat air and remove moisture from wet fabrics.
That heating process is what makes it convenient—and what can make it expensive to run.
The amount of electricity it uses depends on several factors:
- How often you use it: Running several loads every week adds up.
- The type of dryer: Conventional vented and condenser dryers can use substantially more electricity than efficient heat-pump models.
- The size of each load: Very small loads can be inefficient, while overloading may prevent clothes from drying properly.
- How wet the clothes are: Laundry
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