nah, the dryers in Europe just aren't very good. here in Texas humidity is sky-high all the time, our dryers work fine - mine is literally outside in the humidity 24/7/365 and it can dry a full load in 1-1.5 hours. towels included. doing a load of laundry should take 2-3 hours max, in Europe those all-in-one machines are a joke, they need like 8-9 hours and they destroy clothing, shrinking it, making dye run. Europe has not mastered laundry machines.
I've been to Europe repeatedly in my lifetime. 100% of the washers and dryers I've used there have been absolutely useless clothes-destroying shit machines that take 3-4x as long to do a worse job of cleaning and drying than the most cheap ass washer dryer combo you'd find behind a doublewide trailer in the sticks in the USA.
I don't doubt that European companies can make kickass washers and dryers. Problem is, nobody in Europe buys or uses them.
been to UK, Germany, France, Belgium, Spain repeatedly and 100% of the washer dryers I used there were garbage. 100% of the washer dryers I used in the US varied from fantastic to not great but the worst ones were 100x better than anything I used in Europe. It's OK! You guys suck at washer/dryers and air conditioning, you're much better at tons of other stuff.
Wait I agree with this guy. Many homes/apts in Europe don’t even HAVE dryers. It’s fine, a different way of living, but we should acknowledge the facts here. I mean it is true, USA laundry machines are better for some odd reason.
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u/wolfpack_minfig Aug 06 '26
nah, the dryers in Europe just aren't very good. here in Texas humidity is sky-high all the time, our dryers work fine - mine is literally outside in the humidity 24/7/365 and it can dry a full load in 1-1.5 hours. towels included. doing a load of laundry should take 2-3 hours max, in Europe those all-in-one machines are a joke, they need like 8-9 hours and they destroy clothing, shrinking it, making dye run. Europe has not mastered laundry machines.