What's an environmentally-friendly dryer?

The most obvious property of an environmentally-friendly dryer is that it's energy-efficient. This means that the dryer has the best energy label: an A+++ energy label or higher. Generating electricity releases CO2. And CO2 is what causes global warming. This makes an energy-efficient dryer an environmentally-conscious choice.

Basically, an old dryer uses more energy. This is due to the lint on the condenser. Because of the lint and dirt, the dryer has to work harder, dries less, and uses more energy. An environmentally-friendly dryer prevents higher energy consumption by rinsing the condenser while drying.

The longer a dryer lasts, the better it is for the environment. An environmentally-friendly dryer has a mid-range or high-end build quality. The dryer consists of high-quality and often durable materials, such as stainless steel. As a result, the dryer lasts up to 3000 cycles longer than a basic dryer. Ultimately, this means fewer new dryers and fewer raw materials are needed.

There's an important difference between an energy-efficient and an environmentally-friendly dryer. With an energy-efficient dryer, we just check whether the appliance has an A+++ energy label or higher. An environmentally-friendly dryer is energy-efficient and durable. That's because it meets a number of conditions. The material is sturdier, so the dryer lasts longer. In addition, the dryer has at least an A+++ energy label and a self-cleaning condenser. Thanks to this, the appliance will always dry energy-efficiently and you'll have less maintenance to do. As a result, you can use the dryer for as long as possible.