I want to install the receiving piece into the ground permanently, and only put the clothes dryer outside when I use it. Can I do this?
1186200
Yes. That's what i did. I cemented the base into the ground. When i need to use the clothesline, i remove the red cap and insert the clothesline into the base. Easy.
1186201
You certainly can! We put the ground holder in last summer, but we took the clothesline down when the weather got more into late fall. There is a plastic cover that fits over the hole when the clothesline is taken out. It weathered well over the winter, and when we put the pole back in during the spring, everything was perfect.
1186202
I bought it as a gift and don't know how it has functioned. So sorry I can't help.
1186203
Absolutely, as long as you make sure to get the sleeve that is made for it. It is metal and comes with a red plastic cap to cover the hole when not in use. Just sink the sleeve in concrete or packed dirt (probably wouldn't recommend dirt pack for gumbo or clay soil types) and voila, you have a clothesline that you can remove to mow under. Just make sure to put the cap in place when the clothesline isn't there or you will end up with junk/water in the hole.
1186204
Yes, I believe that is possible. A red plastic cap, included in the package, covers the in ground component, if you want to remove the clothesline.
1186205
Yes you can. That is how it is designed. It even comes with a cap for the receiving piece to avoid damage when mowing.
1146728
No you can't. The blower needs to constantly be on when you want it inflated. You will leave it plugged in when you want it up.
897922
I'm not sure, but on my dryer there is a tiny "pin hole" in the switch. I would try inserting, perhaps the screw driver for glasses screw into the hole to move it over. (Be sure not to have it plugged in) Hope this works....Post if it does I would like to know.
889047
Yes, it arrives already assembled in a collapsed form; so you just uncollapse (unfold) it to use it. 2 (1 on each side) built-in wooden arms slip in place in the middle of the clothes rack to easily secure it in place. I never use a dryer, only this strong clothes rack which has worked great in the 10 months that I have had it. Great to see it is made in the USA.
1005586
Yes. You can easily remove or attach this piece. I have used my Goody Heat Smart dryer for about 2 years now. I love it! I do not feel it is heavy or awkward at all! I highly recommend this product.
290525
Yes - The feet on the washer /dryer will go into receptacle on the pedestal that has a clamp that you tighten.Once you have a pedestal for the washer dryer, you'll wonder how you ever got by without!
1927125
IMHO, not downstream from dryer. It will load up. Would work as Make-up air w/ pressure switch.
763227
More than likely. When I was looking for a new fuse I found there are only about three different kinds that dryers use. Just take off back panel...AFTER YOU UNPLUG IT...and the fuse will be held in by one screw next on the blower assemble located bottom left of the back of the dryer. There will be two wires going to it...mine were blue. If you hook the wires together and dryer starts your fuse is bad. DO NOT run it this way..Can cause a fire. Hope this helps
1542204
I am sure you COULD, but I wouldn't. I am no electrician, but I believe that if your dryer does not have the third wire, this device will not provide the protection that it is designed to provide. It would be a waste of money.
1907450
You probably can, but I would not. When I cleaned my dryer vent, there was a lot of wet lint. I disconnected my dryer hose after running the sweeper and used a leaf blower to blow it out.
404857
No, but you can wrap the cord easily with a wrap or rubber band and create your own loop to hang the dryer. Storing the dryer is no problem, it's small and compact. ALC
1688345
It depends... If you're using it for emergency power in your home using a transfer switch the answer is no. While hot and neutral are disconnected, ground is not. Thus, the home electrical box provides a proper ground. If you are using it in a non-transfer switch scenario, then yes, you should consider using an independent earth ground. If you have copper or iron pipes, simply tie the ground of the generator to one of them. They will work fine. If plastic plumbing, then drive a three for four foot galvanized or copper rod into the ground close by and attach to it and you'll be fine. That, or run a ground wire to the frame of your electrical panel if more convenient. It will provide a proper "common" ground. If you're not using it for emergency power in the home, just use GFI protected extension cords. They will reference the electrical ground of the generator. If there is any possibility of making contact with a "hot" wire, the GFI will immediately open and protect from a dangerous shock.
572671
Nope unless you vent it outside. :( I try to use the dryer early or very late in the day during the summer. Very sauna-like but doable !
1688347
Only if you keep it in the same place all the time or lf the place was damp all the time it will work just fine without being grounded.
1450462
I do not believe so. It requires some type of activation. I think it lies passive until activated with a proper container. I have the electric Drystore Global container.
91990
in my house i ran the vent threw the floor--however this my not be possible to do in every case--i would suggest going to hardware store and getting enough flexible dryer hose to reach the nearest window--hope this might help
1165612
The dryer would be better hung. It is not heavy enough if you give the hose a tug.