I do like this dryer so far, have only had it about one month. The only problem is the steam refresh cycle there needs to be a half to full load of clothes. You cannot put just one item in, if you do, the dryer leaks water. No where in the manual does it tell you this.

I was unaware that I was buying a high-efficiency washer. This means that there's practically no water to wash with. I have experimented with a lot of the settings, and feel the best way to really clean the clothes is to use the pre-soak cycle, followed by the deep water wash and 2 rinse cycles.

Even with the lowest heat setting, it terribly wrinkles my husband's shirts, even when I take them out still damp. Never had this problem with my Kenmore. I can't even imagine ever using the highest setting. Seems like the lowest is still pretty hot.

It's big, YES .. As someone explained in another review the top is slick, so clothes will slide off if near the edge .. It runs VERY hot .. I have a fan for the utility room now for when I have to go in to fold the clothes .. The lint trap going back to the top of the unit is totally dumb!

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  Adjustable Temperature, Energy Efficient, Large Capacity, Quiet

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  Display Never Seems To Shut Off, Lint Filter Makes a Huge Mess, Needs You To Turn On And Off Every Time, Runs VERY Hot, Heats Up The Whole Utility Room

I had front loader washer and dryer for over 10 years and loved it. I thought maybe I should upgrade to top loaders. So I bought the whole set whirlpool washer and dryer. My clothes continuously comes out from washer and dryer all wrinkly.

Because of the configuration of my laundry room, only a hamper door dryer will fit so my choices are limited since that style isn't popular. This dryer fits the space, is easy to use, and does a good job of drying clothes quickly. I'm very happy with the purchase.

I love the static reducer setting. I am not a big fan of dryer sheets, so we use wool balls. For some loads though, there is too much static with the wool balls, but the static reducer setting really helps. It does sometimes leave clothes slightly damp, but at least they are not all stuck together.

I don't think the washer provides enough water to get the clothes clean. It is supposed to measure the load and adjust the water level accordingly. But, I measured the water level with lighter and heavier loads and with different selected cycles (Normal, Deep Water, Heavy Duty) and the depth of the...

Dryers in the old days dried clothes in a short period of time. My experience is that it takes about 3 hours to dry a "normal" load of clothes. I am still experimenting with all of the settings. Yes....this dryer dries clothes but don't hold your breath.....may take 2-3 cycles to accomplish!

ABT was awesome! I'm still getting used to the machine. I had an old school fill with water and put clothes in... Then everything else happened.