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Farewell Old Dryer . . .

. . . Hello, new one! Well, new to us. My friends have known for over a year that I've been keeping the dryer door shut with duct tape and that it takes FOREVER to dry a load. So, when they saw one at a garage sale last weekend, they let me know - good friends! I know what you're thinking. "You got a dryer at a garage sale?" Well, let me tell you - it looks brand new to me -and I got it for only $50! It is a marked improvement over our other one (which, by the way, had been used to store dog food in before we had it)! I used the new one today - and it works fabulously! Maybe since we got such a good deal on this dryer, we can look for a brand new washer . . .
Old Dryer

New Dryer (without the tape)

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  1. audreyJune 21, 2011 at 5:59 AM

    Your old dryer is just like mine...that I got at a garage sale for $50 before Matthew and I got married! I have to have a plastic knife taped (with duct tape - of course!) to the safety switch inside the door to make mine run (otherwise it thinks the door is still open and won't turn on!). Mine still dries well though! :)

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