's been amazing! I love all the different settings. The only problem I have had is sometimes on the towel cycle it will continue drying when the towels are dry, but besides that it has been fast & efficient.
Great dryer with simple to use features.
High capacity is great and provides easy to use features. Dries mixed loads perfectly.
Finally, a dryer that works!
We've had this about a month and have been really impressed. The gentle is gentle, yet the towels get dry and not cooked. Every dryer I've had before has failed on one end or the other of the spectrum. I just assumed that was how it was. Granted, this is the most I've spent on a dyer. Very happy with this dryer: "It just works".
I am so happy with my new Whirlpool dryer. I has more features than I have yet to use. I will be exploring them all as I become more and more familiar with it.
I was a little hesitant when I read some of the negative reviews but am glad I purchased washer and matching dryer. I can see that going from an older model with agitator and not HE would take time to change my perception of how a washer should work. I am completely satisfied with both and the cleanliness and operation of both.
Great dryer. I'm sorry I waited so long to replace the old one. This one does everything!!!
I bought this Dryer and so far we are extremely pleased with its performance. I do not have any complaints whatsoever.
Have been using it for 2 weeks runs very quiet and seems to dry cloth very fast. Used steam refresh for the first time and it worked well. The only complaint so far is that we can't hear the end beep, followed instructions to make it loader but just can't hear it up stairs wish it beeped louder,other than that seems like a great machine, wish I could say that about the matching washer but that's another review.
I was sad to see my 10+ year old washer go, but was aesthetically pleased with the upgrade. The washer and dryer are so quiet- much quieter than our last set. I am still learning all the different settings and figuring out what works best for our family. We are a Whirlpool family with almost all our appliances being this brand. Hope to have the same continued success and brand expectation with this new toy!
I have not found anything that I dislike and I feel it was a wise purchase.There's not a lot of people willing to give up their lives to fight for their freedom. As long as they're working, and being fed, they're content. 

So what do we do? We do what our founding fathers do. 

We hold meetings, we shout in the streets, we make noise and get louder and louder. Hand out pamphlets, let people know what's happening and how freedom is being taken away.


It's one thing to have 100 people agreeing that we need to take action, but even more so when you have 100,000 or 1,000,000 citizens fed up with this bullshit, and are able to see through all the lies and are ready to make a change.

It may not seem it would work, but it will. 

It's how we gained independence in the first place. Started with a few angry people, they held meetings, shouted in the streets, handed out letters. Letting everyone know what's going on.  It took years for the revolution to happen in 1776. I believe it may take years for the next one, if needed anyways, and that's good.

You try storming the castle with 100 people, you will lose. You will die, or be arrested and branded a terrorist. But if an overwhelming majority of the population is charging? That's the revolution we may need to replace this system.

People keep saying that we just need to replace the gears to fix our clock, but the rest of the world has moved on to digital and we need to do it now or risk becoming a third world dictatorship.NASA wanted to study the effects of the human body in space. When astronaut Scott Kelly returned to Earth in 2016, NASA studied the physical changes to his body in comparison to his twin brother, Mark. And they found a slight difference to their gene expression, which were once the same.Hi, I am Germaine, I’ve been a big supporter of education and opportunity to those who may not have access to such. I’m also a co-founder of Our Barehands – a registered social enterprise in Singapore and an international collaborative platform that creates unique and quality lifestyle pieces with small-producing communities around the world. Each piece is carefully handcrafted and tells a story of the people behind it.
I started Barehands with two other co-founders, Chanel and Mitchell, back in May 2019 as we saw a growing need amongst 3 groups of people: artisans, consumers and people who simply wanted a platform to put their skills behind a meaningful cause (which we’ve since termed “collaborators”).
For many of the artisans we’ve met throughout our years of visits or are currently working with now, have struggled to create a sustainable livelihood for themselves because of several factors like the lack of market access, proper equipment, market-ready designs or even funding. Due to this, many have found themselves not being able to provide for themselves and their families. As for consumers, we noticed that products that were made with a cause behind them were meaningful, but we found it hard to purchase a product that was well made, had a practical use for it, and was relatively affordable.
Lastly, we had met with many people over the years who shared about their eagerness to support a meaningful cause but just did not know where to apart from the usual charitable organizations. And so, we decided to provide a platform that met the needs of all 3 stakeholders but with a focused goal of creating a more sustainable livelihood for our artisans over time.
Just before starting Barehands, I was heading a corporate foundation as part of a MNC in the healthcare sector, where I was overseeing its corporate giving and employee engagement strategies in Asia-Pacific.
Definitely. Living abroad on my own for several years at an age of 16 was an experience that I’ll never forget. Given all the challenges of being forced to be independent as a teenager; getting used to a different culture, overcoming loneliness, and making small and big decisions for myself every day – these lessons have taught me so much and thankfully have stayed with me throughout.
Both Martin Luthers (Martin Luther & Martin Luther King Jr.). Both men’s lives were fuelled by a burning passion and conviction of what they believed in.
I don’t have only one that I live by but if I had to summarise one it’ll be to Love richly, Learn deeply, Live widely.
Look up at your dream, but don’t forget to look at the ground so that you know where to start. As you journey along and build your business, you’ll be very tempted to look around (your competitors) but don’t forget to look inside (yourself) to go back to the ‘why’ you started what you started.
The first rule of thumb is to not compare. We learn from others, but the approval of others is not one that we build our identity on. It starts from being self-aware of your strengths and weaknesses, and then to be confident in them and know that your identity and worth are not found in all of these things.
A recent learning is that one can live with disappointments but one cannot live without hope. We all hope for something, whether we say it out loud or not. As ladies, our hope may be to be the best mother, daughter, or sister to our family member, or be the best employee/employer. We are all hoping to be that someone or something in a future state. My take is, what are we doing now to make that a reality?
Two things! I’m grateful for the many lessons I’ve learned in my journey – the ups and downs, the successes and failures – every part of my past experience has shaped my understanding of how to build my present, for the future. I’m also very thankful for the many people that have come my way to walk with me through life’s journey. Many have also dared to speak honestly into my life – some even to tell me hard things about myself that not many people would. I’m truly appreciative of all those instances I call true friendship!
I usually take walks at the park with my family, I love wide spaces and water bodies – there’s an alluring serenity that comes with it. In this fast-paced society we live in, it has become a discipline to unwind, take a breather and recharge for the next day. We may not know it, but it’s absolutely necessary – if not, we’ll find ourselves mentally and emotionally entangled in the stresses/effects of our busyness before we know it.
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