Speed Queen 7 Cu-Ft Electric Dryer in White
- Brand Speed Queen
- Model DF7004WE
- Category Dryers
- Type Electric Dryers
- Finish White
- Feature 7 cu ft capacity
- Feature Electric
Our take on the 7 Cu-Ft Electric Dryer in White
This white electric dryer from Speed Queen gives you seven cubic feet of drying space and ten preset cycles, including Heavy Duty, Delicates, Perm Press, and Quick Dry, so you can match the setting to the load. A moisture sensor tracks dryness to help stop over-drying and save energy, and an optional EcoDry setting lowers the heat by about 10% once the target temperature is reached. The door can be reversed to swing open from whichever side suits your room.
This model suits households that want a range of cycle choices and a door that fits a tight laundry layout. Before buying, confirm the space it will occupy and that your home has an electric hookup, and check that your venting arrangement is suitable for a dryer of this type.
About the 7 Cu-Ft Electric Dryer in White
This electric dryer from Speed Queen comes equipped with ten preset cycles to help you dry your clothes the right way. Choose from Heavy Duty, Regular, Perm Press, Delicates, Time Dry, Quick Dry and Fluff Up. A moisture sensor adds to the auto-sensing technology and helps to determine the duration of a dry cycle in order to prevent over-drying and to help conserve energy.
This energy-efficient dryer also offers the EcoDry Option which reduces total energy consumption by decreasing the temperature of the cycle set by 10% after the initial temperature setting has been reached. It's so easy to achieve an efficient dry without damaging your clothes! And when it comes to installation, the reversible door allows you to configure your dryer so that the door opens in the most convenient direction for your needs and laundry room layout.
Key details
- 7 cu ft capacity
- Electric
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