Greetings! This may be obvious, but when I use the steam setting, I have to have the water on, correct?
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Yes, you would need the water to make the steam.
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My LG dryer has a reservoir to which I have to manually add water. If you have a direct connect to a water supply line, that's fantastic! Is your machine a new model? My LG is about 8 years old.
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Maybe I'm just not seeing it, but why would you want to introduce additional moisture into clothing you are drying in a dryer? This makes no sense to me.:confused:
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brad192;2493547 wrote: Maybe I'm just not seeing it, but why would you want to introduce additional moisture into clothing you are drying in a dryer? This makes no sense to me.:confused:
Not answering for the OP, but with my dryer it's to remove wrinkles from already dried clothes.
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Yes, MoD, that's correct...to remove wrinkles. In fact, it has a setting that will occasionally steam your load up to 12 hours after it's done to keep the wrinkles away if you forget to take it out.
Also, yes...this is a brand new machine with a direct water line. It came with a splitter that you use with the cold water going to the washing machine. I actually wouldn't mind if there was a reservoir to which I had to add water. That seems pretty easy, too, and you would never have the problem of forgetting to turn on the water!
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