Clothes Dryers
Propane-Powered Clothes Dryer
Whether it's for residential or commercial purposes, a propane-powered clothes dryer will get the job done faster and with fewer wrinkles. Additionally, propane clothes dryers are more cost efficient and with some states even offering rebates for home appliances. Furthermore, propane dryers are packed with high-performance features like steam cycles to de-wrinkle and freshen garments and drum lights to make it easier to see into the unit. All of these features can be found on an LCD control screen for ease of use, and other time saving features. For more information, please review the resources below.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Will I save money with a propane clothes dryer?
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Yes. Propane clothes dryers can save over 20 percent in energy costs compared with electric dryers. The efficiency and cost benefits are created by the propane dryer’s higher heating capacity, shorter cycle times, and features like pilotless ignition.
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What kind of energy bills can I expect from a propane clothes dryer?
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Propane clothes dryers will generally cost around $40 to $80 per year to operate. This range will vary based on local propane rates, how often the dryer is used, and how well it is maintained.
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Do propane clothes dryers include upgraded features like other models?
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Yes. Propane clothes dryers offer the latest innovations such as steam cycles to de-wrinkle and freshen garments, drum lights to better see into the unit, and LCD control screens for ease of use.
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Where can I buy propane appliances?
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Propane.com offers shopping guides for grills and patio heaters or contact your local propane supplier for suggestions nearby. Some propane suppliers offer appliance showrooms featuring everything from space and water heaters to kitchen appliances and fireplaces.
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What do I do when my portable propane tank is empty?
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When the propane tank you use for grilling or other outdoor appliances is empty, drop it off and purchase a full tank at one of thousands of tank exchanges nationwide. You’ll find them everywhere from hardware and rental stores to grocers, convenience stores, and gas stations. In addition, there are many propane cylinder refilling locations available across the country. Contact your local propane supplier for more information on refilling or exchanging cylinders.
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Where can I find someone to service my propane appliances?
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Your local propane supplier is an excellent source of information for things like propane appliance servicing and repairs. Contact them with your questions about servicing, repairing, or replacing propane appliances.