Top Mount Lint screen
I have used dryers with both door mounted and top mounted lint screens and I'd never consider owning one now without the top mount screen. Its nice to have the ability to clear the screen while the machine is running. With new towels and other linty loads, it's handy to clean screen mid-way through the cycle to speed drying. Also its much cleaner to be able to clear the screen with the dryers airflow to evacuate the fine dust cloud. With the door mount screen where does that dust go when you clean the screen??
Previously I was using an early 70's Kenmore dryer that started life as an electric. John changed out all the parts and converted it to gas about 1979 or there about. It ran perfectly with nothing more then minor maintenance until it was replaced with a late model Cabrio gas dryer a couple years back. The old Kenmore is still drying to this day in my friends basement as his daily driver. The old Whirlpool design has sure proved itself time and time again over the years.
I have used dryers with both door mounted and top mounted lint screens and I'd never consider owning one now without the top mount screen. Its nice to have the ability to clear the screen while the machine is running. With new towels and other linty loads, it's handy to clean screen mid-way through the cycle to speed drying. Also its much cleaner to be able to clear the screen with the dryers airflow to evacuate the fine dust cloud. With the door mount screen where does that dust go when you clean the screen??
Previously I was using an early 70's Kenmore dryer that started life as an electric. John changed out all the parts and converted it to gas about 1979 or there about. It ran perfectly with nothing more then minor maintenance until it was replaced with a late model Cabrio gas dryer a couple years back. The old Kenmore is still drying to this day in my friends basement as his daily driver. The old Whirlpool design has sure proved itself time and time again over the years.
