Does anyone know if it's possible to get a stacked washer and dryer into a drip pan using this? I think there is about a 1 inch lip to get over. Thx!
1169088
I think the only way would be to put it in the pan then move it all in place.
1169089
Assuming the weight of the two appliances are no more than a loaded refrigerator, the stacked appliances can be moved. However, the rise above the floor is dependent on the total weight. When I moved a heavy washing machine, it rose off the floor by about 1 1/2 inches. A loaded refrigerator also rose by that amount. The total weight is the key. Contact the manufacturer for greater details regarding levitation heights. One more note: If indeed the manufacturer says the double appliances can be lifted, make certain the stacked appliances are properly bolted together. You don't want them to topple!. This is a 2 person job. Also, they supply skids ( plastic strips comparable to the width and length of the lifters. You may be able to use them to help glide the stacked appliances into the drip pan. The Roberts dual glider is a wonder for me, as I have moved, a range, refrigerator, and a large washer and dryer with the glider. I did it myself and could never have moved these appliances with out it. For me it is worth the investment.
1169090
In front of drip tray stack two pieces of 1/2 " plywood the with of the machine but the bottom piece needs to be 2ft and the top piece will be 1 ft to gradually increase the rise and push from the bottom
1696975
I don't think that would work as I believe there is a ball on top of the exit pipe that rises when the dryer is on. The cover is removable to clean out any lint that collects. Best option is to call them as I couldn't find anything on their website to help answer - toll-Free: 888-772-2345 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm CST
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This unit produces too much steam, in my opinion, to steam clothes. We use this wonderful little unit for small jobs, a big steamer for large jobs, and a dedicated clothes steamer on clothes. I have no idea how to reduce the pressure of this steamer to a level where it wouldn't blow your clothes into another room. Maybe you could get away with holding the tool about 2 feet from the garment. Who knows?
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Would a piece of hardware cloth screen towards the back of scoop work? Don't know how to attach, maybe nut bolt and washer or weave between tines. I have same prob but haven't tried a fix cause I don't have the cloth. Bending might work but you'll lose turd if I goes to back of scoop.
1175631
It was an issue for me too. I tried putting the outside washer on the inside, but it still leaked....so I siliconed it to the top seems to be a fix
890413
You may have a dud. I have two of these and have given 3 as gifts and I have no complaints. While it's not exactly a precision fit they do not seem at all precarious, with my larger mugs I set the dripper on 2 skewers or chopsticks that I lay across the mouth of the mug (on it's own it fits best on a mug with a 2.75" inside diameter up to one with a 3.5" outer diameter).
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Mine are used with a all-in-one laundry center where the dryer is above the washer. I think these could work with stacked units too, but only between the lower unit and the floor.
505525
It isn't recommended by manufacturer and I have doubts about it working that way. The springs are sufficient for use horizontally but not sure about verticle. I mounted it at the wall and brought the pipe into it from the vertical. It meant that the dryer has to sit out a few inches farther but it wasn't an issue for us.
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Just put the washer in the top lid. Just push it with your finger and it will stay in place once you close the lid.
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What would be my option if I only have the laundry room to install a dryer booster fan? The home I just purchased has a layout that discharges from the dryer to the wall (2'), up to the ceiling vertically (9'), and then 20' horizontally outside. Thanks.
953912
you can sit coffee maker on something like a drawer that holds your pods, then with the drip try removed you can fit a taller cup. Mine is on something so i can drip into travel cup it can be done, but some may not feel its worth reconfiguring.
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I am using this on a Maytag with a center vent. I had to trim the unit down to fit the needed 18 inches of space to cover. Once you trim the unit, I recommend using aluminum tape to seal the edges and side seams. Since I have installed this device, I have had no issues with my dryer taking too long to dry clothes.
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Hi,well I put it at 3/4 to 1 inch,no more.The idea of washers to raise it up if needed sounds like it might work. Hope this helps.Jeff
1528201
I had pretty good luck with a power washer at close quarters. 2000 PSI at a couple of inches seems to peel it up. I tried the hair dryer etc. with no good result.
2153899
I don't own a Jenn-Air but if you need an opening about a quarter inch wide to fit over the clip that is in your stove and holds the pan in place, these are not for you. The opening is less than an eighth of an inch and not nearly wide enough for my Whirlpool Range that is about is about 15 years old.
726343
My dryer came with a defuser. However, I had a couple of others that did not fit, they were too big for the end of it.
697160
Mine is far too big for my washer and dryer. I think you could hand wash in a bathtub if you needed to, or find a cleaner recommended by an organic bedding retailer.