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Whirlpool Duet HT WGD9400SW 27" Gas Dryer with 7.0 cu. ft. Capacity, 10 Cycles, 5 Temperature Option

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$1,025.00 to $1,234.00 from 8 sellers

Rating: 10

Confidently dry a large variety of fabrics with the Duet dryer complete with 10 cycles and 5 temperatures. Plus, dry time equals wash time with the AccelerCare drying system. Finally, the Quiet Dry Plus noise reduction system helps lessen operational sounds.

	Condition	Price	Delivery	Total Price	Seller Rating
Merchant Info	New	$1,025.00	Free	$1,025.00	146 Reviews
Merchant Info	New	$989.00	$89.00	$1,078.00	412 Reviews
Merchant Info	New	$1,129.95	$99.00	$1,228.95	72 Reviews

Merchant Info	New	$1,079.00	$49.00	$1,128.00	142 Reviews
Merchant Info	New	$1,057.00	$79.00	$1,136.00	140 Reviews
US-Appliance.com Merchant Info	New	$1,119.00	$69.00	$1,188.00	92 Reviews
Merchant Info	New	$1,062.96	$65.00	$1,205.02	3 Reviews
Merchant Info	New	$1,156.00	$78.00	$1,234.00	469 Reviews

Summary
Description	Duet HT WGD9400SW 27" Gas Dryer with 7.0 cu. ft. Capacity, 10 Cycles, 5 Temperature Option
Manufacturer	Whirlpool
Lowest Price	$989.00
Available at	8 Stores
MPN/UPC/SKU	WGD9400SW

Review Date: 10-Feb-08
dwah	Rating: 10 Time with product: 3 Strengths: automatic cycles stop just when clothes dry; easy to operate Weaknesses: stack kit doesn't match other brands; expensive for a dryer; "nose" makes it stick out further from wall--tight in a closet Summary: I got this dryer as a return from Sears for just over $500. I was considering the LG equivalent but bought this one and saved $300. It dries clothes well and the automatic cycle seems accurate. The controls are easy to use, and the drum light is useful. My only complaints are regarding the sizing of the unit. Whirlpool chose to add a stylistic element to this dryer, and the door sticks out 3 inches beyond the front of the dryer. This made for very tight space in my laundry closet, and I had to adjust the closet door so that it would close. Also, the various manufacturers all have their proprietary stacking kits, so I cannot stack this on my LG washing machine. It's very expensive for a dryer--they add several hundred $ for a "stackable" dryer over the old-fashioned, top-control units. I was lucky to get a sweet deal. I think the LG is a better buy, but I have not directly compared their performance.

Review Date: 10-Feb-08

dwah

Rating: Rating 10 10

Time with product: 3

Strengths: automatic cycles stop just when clothes dry; easy to operate

Weaknesses: stack kit doesn't match other brands; expensive for a dryer; "nose" makes it stick out further from wall--tight in a closet

Summary: I got this dryer as a return from Sears for just over $500. I was considering the LG equivalent but bought this one and saved $300. It dries clothes well and the automatic cycle seems accurate. The controls are easy to use, and the drum light is useful. My only complaints are regarding the sizing of the unit. Whirlpool chose to add a stylistic element to this dryer, and the door sticks out 3 inches beyond the front of the dryer. This made for very tight space in my laundry closet, and I had to adjust the closet door so that it would close. Also, the various manufacturers all have their proprietary stacking kits, so I cannot stack this on my LG washing machine. It's very expensive for a dryer--they add several hundred $ for a "stackable" dryer over the old-fashioned, top-control units. I was lucky to get a sweet deal. I think the LG is a better buy, but I have not directly compared their performance.

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Whirlpool Duet HT WGD9400SW 27" Gas Dryer with 7.0 cu. ft. Capacity, 10 Cycles, 5 Temperature Option

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