7.3 cu. ft. Electric Dryer

Substance which makes up the inside of a dryer. Stainless Steel (STS) prevents rust and discoloration.

Set (or number) of cycles on a dryer that apply specific drying methods to garments and fabrics.

Method in which air flow is directed safely out of a dryer.

Control feature (with arrow buttons) that enables a user to increase or decrease a cycle's drying time.

Function that allows users to change the volume on the alarm that indicates a cycle has ended.

Function that prevents a dryer door from being opened by a child.

Mode that uses a specialized drying rack for tumble-free drying of sneakers, sweaters, and other items.

Display that show the time remaining in a particular cycle.

The width, height and depth of the washer or dryer measured in inches (in.).

Dial on a dryer's console that allows a user to navigate settings easily, with a light touch.

The color of the washer or dryer exterior.

Color and type of the control panel's screen.

Format, size, and color, of washer or dryer's display (screen showing clock, timer, and washing parameters.)

Cycle with a longer, unheated cool-down period to minimize wrinkling of cottons, synthetics, and knits.

Cycle that dries at a low temperature for fragile or heat-sensitive fabrics, such as hosiery or linen.

Cycle that enables a user to select and set the duration of a load (in minutes).

Cycle that tumbles items in room temperature air to avoid damage caused by heat.

Abbreviated 30-minute dry cycle for mildly damp clothes and users on the go.

Cycle that sanitizes garments and bedding by using high temperature heat to permeate fabrics.

Weight of the washing machine or dryer in pounds (lbs.).