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This! Is not! DRY!
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this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2024
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This is why the normal cycle on normal dryness is about 3/4th's dry. If you choose the normal cycle with the "very dry" option it works as it should.
No dryer meets the energy star usage requirements under "normal" consumer usage.
It's all a game to meet regulations and marketing.
Just another example of originally well intentioned but deliberately poorly written and implemented laws due to corporate lobbying corrupting them.