As far as "is this dry" which seems to be the biggest question. The clothes don't feel 'dry' like my old drier, but I suspect that's better for my clothes honestly. After 5-10 min outside of the drier, they feel as dry as anything else I have hanging up. I find this helps wrinkles hang out too.
I have a stacked ventless LG WashTower (WKHC202HBA). I can't really speak to its total energy use, but I'm pleased with it. It did take forever to arrive though. Purchased it in July of '23, received it, Jan '24. It is slower, but its quiet. It will also push notify you when your cycle finishes!
This is a group pic I made for @ghimno.bsky.social@kwikdog.bsky.social for organizing this monstrous group trip to the Cliffs!
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The comments like those you cite, are exactly what scares most reasonable folks out of being in politics! I hope you find something in this election that's worth your time. I do think its still worth voting. Doesn't matter who captures your fancy, every non-vote makes all other votes worth more.
We have to motivate people that are representative of us and our will, to get onto the ballot so we have meaningful choice. When forced to pick between two people who both support something we don't like... we lose. So then all we can do is try to lose the least.
I agree, most don't support it. However, most are not motivated enough to help get qualified people onto the ballot. Due to that, we end up supporting it. How? By allowing those rich enough, to get themselves onto the ballots, and making decisions for us. So I still consider it an US problem.
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House vote on the R-Sponsored bill that enabled funding was 88% Yes (R) vs 81% Yes (D). Both sides support genocide to win, one a bit more than the other. A president could veto, but it would be overridden with this margin. It is a USA issue, not R or D. 88% vs 81% isn't even really a choice.
They cannot do what you ask. If either party takes an anti Israel stance, the evangelical voting block (which is currently somewhat split) flips heavily to the opposing party and hands them the election. Both sides will continue to support this to have a shot at winning, its math, not ideology. :(