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WTG86401UC 24 500 Series Compact Condensation Dryer with 4.0 Cu. Ft. Capacity Stainless Steel Drum Sensitive Drying System 15 Dry Cycles 4 Temperature Settings and Large LED Display: White

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Brand BOSCH
Form Factor Front Load
Access Location Front Load
Capacity 28 Liters
Material Stainless Steel

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WTG86401UC 24 500 Series Compact Condensation Dryer with 4.0 Cu. Ft. Capacity Stainless Steel Drum Sensitive Drying System 15 Dry Cycles 4 Temperature Settings and Large LED Display: White

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I own this dryer (though I didn't buy it from Amazon… I got mine from Lowe's and I DON'T recommend them). I have the electric version. Yes, it's true that clothes aren't baked so they're too hot to touch, but that's not good for fabric anyway. Condensation dryers don't do that. Personally speaking, I'm fine with that (and the energy savings that I gain, let alone the decreased environmental impact).Not to contradict other reviewers, but I personally do not find it difficult to set things the way I want them to be. There are 12 "standard" programs (e.g., Cotton Dry and Extra Dry; Perm P Damp, Dry and Extra Dry; Delicates, Timed Dry Variable)—a plethora of choices! And there are four "special" programs (Towels, Sanitize, Jeans, and Bulky/Large Items). Beyond that, you can adjust the settings for dryness level (+1, +2, or +3), wrinkle block (+60 min, +90 min), and more. One of my favorite features is the ability to set a "finish in" parameter, i.e., if you don't want to disturb your downstairs neighbor after, say 11PM, but want to finish a load so it's ready in the morning, you can set a finish time for, say 8AM. Result: no annoyed downstairs neighbor AND freshly tumbled, non-wrinkled clothes the next morning! (And I'm not saying the dryer is loud at all; quite the contrary. I just have neighbors who are extremely sensitive to noise after 11, so I try to accommodate them as much as possible.)Another thing to note is that there is some additional maintenance with condensation dryers: you have to clean the heat exchange unit every month or so, depending on usage. But this is drop-dead simple to do on the Bosch: just slide the lunch-box size unit out of the dryer and rinse it off to clear the lint/fluff that accumulates (see photos). The (positive) flip side of that is that there's no dryer vent to clear, so no worries about blocked vents or potential fires caused by the accumulation of lint.I want to reiterate that everyone has things that they can deal with and things they can't. I'm a techie and a geek, so I enjoy playing around with all the doo-dads and features on things I buy. Having written user documentation in the past, I'm also one of the few people on the face of the earth that actually reads that stuff (and it's simply AMAZING the things you can learn by doing that!! LOL).
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Vicky
5.0 out of 5 stars Great dryer and vendor
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2019
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I already owned the same 500 Bosch Series but it broke.
This dryer unlike others does not need a water exit hose.

What I loved here was the service provided by Appliance Supply which is Amazon's vendor . Also they used a very cool delivery company in metro Central Florida. Everything went seamless at a huge discount compared to many other places that I checked for same dryer.
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Aroon Balani
1.0 out of 5 stars A dryer that doesn't dry
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2022
This dryer comes with multiple settings, none of which mean anything. For example, the "Cotton Extra Dry" setting, which is supposed to last over 2 hours stops in around 25 minutes with your clothes still wet. The same is true for all other specialized settings, regardless of types of garments, size, amount etc. I called the technician to come in and he actually said that "Bosch designed it this way to meet government energy efficiency standards". I asked the technician whether this means all the other settings are completely useless, and he said "yes". If that's what the Bosch technician is telling me, who am I to argue? The only setting that works is the Time Variable setting, which forces the dryer to run for as long as you set it. However, this does not allow you to adequately control heat levels, which means you run the risk of damaging more delicate clothing. This dryer came with my apartment, there's no way I would have purchased it - not a good product.
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Eduardo
5.0 out of 5 stars Very good
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2020
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Joanne
1.0 out of 5 stars Doesn't Dry Clothes, Destroys Clothes
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2018
It is a non-vented dryer so it is trying to dry wet clothes by using moisture. It takes 2 hours to dry a small load of clothes and the dryer cuts off many times while drying the clothes as the clothes become burn level hot, too hot to touch. The dryer destroys the fabrics by burning them and by putting moisture on them for 2 hours rather than drying them. I live in an apartment so I can't get rid of the dryer nor can I get a vented dryer into the place so I line dry outside. So do many people who live here. The dryer is good for making clothes moist. If your clothes feel rough or stiff from having to dry them outdoors put the dry clothes in this dryer and it will moisten them up. It makes dry clothes wet but does not make wet clothes dry. Worst invention ever with Bosch washers being a close second.
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MusclyGeek
5.0 out of 5 stars Most cons mentioned by other reviewers are actually good things
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2018
I own this dryer (though I didn't buy it from Amazon… I got mine from Lowe's and I DON'T recommend them). I have the electric version. Yes, it's true that clothes aren't baked so they're too hot to touch, but that's not good for fabric anyway. Condensation dryers don't do that. Personally speaking, I'm fine with that (and the energy savings that I gain, let alone the decreased environmental impact).
Not to contradict other reviewers, but I personally do not find it difficult to set things the way I want them to be. There are 12 "standard" programs (e.g., Cotton Dry and Extra Dry; Perm P Damp, Dry and Extra Dry; Delicates, Timed Dry Variable)—a plethora of choices! And there are four "special" programs (Towels, Sanitize, Jeans, and Bulky/Large Items). Beyond that, you can adjust the settings for dryness level (+1, +2, or +3), wrinkle block (+60 min, +90 min), and more. One of my favorite features is the ability to set a "finish in" parameter, i.e., if you don't want to disturb your downstairs neighbor after, say 11PM, but want to finish a load so it's ready in the morning, you can set a finish time for, say 8AM. Result: no annoyed downstairs neighbor AND freshly tumbled, non-wrinkled clothes the next morning! (And I'm not saying the dryer is loud at all; quite the contrary. I just have neighbors who are extremely sensitive to noise after 11, so I try to accommodate them as much as possible.)
Another thing to note is that there is some additional maintenance with condensation dryers: you have to clean the heat exchange unit every month or so, depending on usage. But this is drop-dead simple to do on the Bosch: just slide the lunch-box size unit out of the dryer and rinse it off to clear the lint/fluff that accumulates (see photos). The (positive) flip side of that is that there's no dryer vent to clear, so no worries about blocked vents or potential fires caused by the accumulation of lint.
I want to reiterate that everyone has things that they can deal with and things they can't. I'm a techie and a geek, so I enjoy playing around with all the doo-dads and features on things I buy. Having written user documentation in the past, I'm also one of the few people on the face of the earth that actually reads that stuff (and it's simply AMAZING the things you can learn by doing that!! LOL).
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MusclyGeek
5.0 out of 5 stars Most cons mentioned by other reviewers are actually good things
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2018
I own this dryer (though I didn't buy it from Amazon… I got mine from Lowe's and I DON'T recommend them). I have the electric version. Yes, it's true that clothes aren't baked so they're too hot to touch, but that's not good for fabric anyway. Condensation dryers don't do that. Personally speaking, I'm fine with that (and the energy savings that I gain, let alone the decreased environmental impact).
Not to contradict other reviewers, but I personally do not find it difficult to set things the way I want them to be. There are 12 "standard" programs (e.g., Cotton Dry and Extra Dry; Perm P Damp, Dry and Extra Dry; Delicates, Timed Dry Variable)—a plethora of choices! And there are four "special" programs (Towels, Sanitize, Jeans, and Bulky/Large Items). Beyond that, you can adjust the settings for dryness level (+1, +2, or +3), wrinkle block (+60 min, +90 min), and more. One of my favorite features is the ability to set a "finish in" parameter, i.e., if you don't want to disturb your downstairs neighbor after, say 11PM, but want to finish a load so it's ready in the morning, you can set a finish time for, say 8AM. Result: no annoyed downstairs neighbor AND freshly tumbled, non-wrinkled clothes the next morning! (And I'm not saying the dryer is loud at all; quite the contrary. I just have neighbors who are extremely sensitive to noise after 11, so I try to accommodate them as much as possible.)
Another thing to note is that there is some additional maintenance with condensation dryers: you have to clean the heat exchange unit every month or so, depending on usage. But this is drop-dead simple to do on the Bosch: just slide the lunch-box size unit out of the dryer and rinse it off to clear the lint/fluff that accumulates (see photos). The (positive) flip side of that is that there's no dryer vent to clear, so no worries about blocked vents or potential fires caused by the accumulation of lint.
I want to reiterate that everyone has things that they can deal with and things they can't. I'm a techie and a geek, so I enjoy playing around with all the doo-dads and features on things I buy. Having written user documentation in the past, I'm also one of the few people on the face of the earth that actually reads that stuff (and it's simply AMAZING the things you can learn by doing that!! LOL).
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SF designer
1.0 out of 5 stars worst dryer ever.
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2021
worst dryer ever. once you start the cycle, it stops in less then 4 min as there is no vent. once is too hot inside the dryer, you have to open, let is cool down and start again.
it takes hours to have it done. start - stop - cool down - start - stop - cool down, over and over again.
avoid this dryer !!!!!
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ariel
1.0 out of 5 stars It is the worst dryer ever and many of your clothes will be ...
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2016
Be warned....!!!!!

Do not buy Bosch WTW87560GB Heat Pump Condenser Tumble Dryer, 9kg Load, A++ Energy Rating....!!! It is the worst dryer ever and many of your clothes will be rolled into a giant ball.

Me and my family has always bought Bosch and when buying appliances for my new house. I didn't have to think twice and bought the newest model available. It is the worst possible machine and wished I have gone to the older model.
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