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No_U_L7
11/15/21 5:41:24 PM
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who the fuck thinks to themselves "yeah, i want my laundry medium rare"
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FF_Redux
11/15/21 5:42:05 PM
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Orlando_Jordan
11/15/21 5:42:14 PM
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It indicates less time in the dryer. Was that so hard to figure out?
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monkmith
11/15/21 5:45:10 PM
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because it lets you hang stuff up when its still a bit damp, which makes them less prone to wrinkling as long as you put them somewhere they can air dry the rest of the way. plus, baking your clothes fully dry does damage to them.

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Eliza-Schuyler
11/15/21 5:45:45 PM
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so you can have less dry clothes

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CanuckCowboy
11/15/21 5:46:01 PM
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Orlando_Jordan posted...
It indicates less time in the dryer. Was that so hard to figure out?

yeah when I saw this same joke for the first time like two years ago I thought the same thing.

at least steal good jokes.

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CanuckCowboy
11/15/21 5:46:51 PM
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monkmith posted...
because it lets you hang stuff up when its still a bit damp, which makes them less prone to wrinkling as long as you put them somewhere they can air dry the rest of the way. plus, baking your clothes fully dry does damage to them.

and some things just dont need as much time to dry. Or you already ran the dryer but things are still a bit damp.

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Kisai
11/15/21 5:48:58 PM
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Why not just have it indicated by times then, or something?

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mustachedmystic
11/15/21 5:52:38 PM
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You know what grinds my gears? Our dryer has sensors to measure the moisture in the air, I assume to turn off if the clothes are dry before the cycle is over. But it doesn't work very well, and it will often stop before the contents are dry.

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monkmith
11/15/21 5:53:31 PM
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Kisai posted...
Why not just have it indicated by times then, or something?
new dryers have moisture sensors in them, essentially they can detect humidity from the exhaust gas. so they use them to give you stupid functions like these.

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MrMallard
11/18/21 3:30:05 AM
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I'm assuming it's because sometimes clothes air out better when they're dried manually, so by getting them 80% of the way there and letting you hang them up for the last little bit, you're getting that air-dried quality with all the convenience of machine-drying

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DepreceV2
11/18/21 3:30:59 AM
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I remember hearing that you can dry stuff for too long

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11/18/21 6:09:00 AM
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