The most efficient models

Before the invention of modern American dryer by J.ROS Moore in 1935, you dried its laundry with the means at edge: a breastpin located above the bathtub or a laundry rope pulled between two branches of the garden. But between the time of the shower which sounded or the downpour which arrived without warning, your laundry (which was however almost dry) is found as wet as it is its exit from the machine. Save space, saving time and money, source of peace in cleaning, dryer has thus become an essential element in the French household. But when the time sounded to choose your product, the difficulties are quickly felt, as the technical details abound to succeed in this significant investment. Let us only think of the place available in your accommodation, at the frequency and weight of washing machines, at the sound level of the product or in the available budget. But other details more specific to the product are also to be taken into account: would you like a mechanical or electronic dryer, to evacuation or condensation? What surplus are you ready to invest in the choice of a lesser environmental impact, and how do energy class labels work? If a mechanical dryer allows you to indicate your drying time, an electronic dryer automatically adapts the necessary drying time, which makes it possible to avoid consuming too much energy and obtaining an ideally dry linen for an additional cost for purchase. With a condensing dryer, easy to install, the laundry water is retained in a recovery tray that you will have to empty regularly, while with a drying dryer, requiring to pierce the wall to run the water to the outside, you will no longer take care of this task. This system is also more economical than that of condensing dryer. The new Class A dryers allow 50% energy savings compared to the more widespread C-Light Cask, while class B dryer saves 10%. For all these reasons, it is important to find out when choosing your dryer.