We have had our General Electric/ GE electric dryer for about 4 years and it works well. We have it stacked on top of the GE front loaded washer and that works well for saving space. It has 7 cycles and it is large capacity. The lint trap needs to be cleaned often to keep the drying time down. The bell signaler can be turned on or off for different cycles. I have turned the buzzer off because sometimes it will go off for no reason. The drying time seems good however it does require that you remove the lint that falls inside the lint trap area which can be reached with a hose or long flexible brush. I have found that it does dry better if I clean it out regularly. Sometimes the dryer sheet do get stuck under the dividers inside of the drier but that can be handy for keeping things from getting static. I use my dryer sheets multiple times because they last longer than one load. I recommend this dryer.

GMRINAK

Anchorage, AK

This is a great dryer!  We didn't have a hook-up for a washer and dryer at our previous house, so we purchased this dryer and a portable washer to place in the kitchen.  It doesn't take up a lot of space.  It's a very simple dryer that's very easy to use.  You don't get a lot of bells and whistles with this dryer but what you do get is a great, reliable product.  When we moved it came in handy again.  Our full-size dryer broke and that one came to our rescue.  I've been using it ever since.  We've had it for about four years and it works as well now as it did when we purchased it.  The dryer runs smoothly and quietly. What's great about it is it plugs right into a standard electric outlet.  The lint trap is easily accessible, right inside the door.  This is a great dyer for the space-challenged or for anyone who needs a good, dependable dryer.  I think the only downfall is it's basically an apartment size dryer, which means it doesn't dry a full, standard load. 

Pepleigh

Troy, MI