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<span style="font-size: 14pt; color: #008000;">I saw several electric Halo of Heat dryers where the high limit thermostat failed and the element burned a big ring in the enamel front. It wasn't pretty but probably dried even faster than 28 minutes...at least once.</span>
 
The HOH was one dryer series where the gas was slower than the electric. Maybe Maytag was talking about a mixed load of lightweight cotton fabrics like underwear, play shirts, sheets, etc. or, since they mention Wash and Wear garments, maybe they were talking about them.

 

At any rate, this discussion has no justification for being included in the POD thread for the Bendix Super Fast dryer.
 
Why not just "fast dryers" altogether??!!

It is the Bendix (although not in the title, nor the date it was our curren POD) but I guess in the digress of off-topic ramblings that go off the beaten path of the main thread, and in the case of another make of dryer promising clothes bone-dry take-out as quickly as you put them in, that is how the Maytag seemed to claim attention here...

-- Dave
 
Our first dryer . . .

. . . was a Maytag HOH electric. Didn't have gas in the house at that time.

My mother was thrilled with the HOH dryer, especially when grandchildren came to visit and there was more laundry to do and less time to do it in.

I was traveling for work, sometimes getting home on Friday, doing laundry on Saturday to repack and leave again on Sunday. If it rained on Saturday, I was in trouble, so I got the dryer.

It was fast. But I didn't time it. We had a Frigidaire washer, so most of the water was spun out of the clothes before being put in the dryer.

That was in the late 1960's, and the dryer was still going strong when we sold the house in the 1990's.

Jerry Gay
 
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