27" ultraSense^® Electric Dryer

Your unexpectedly good evening continued. Courtesy of the Siemens 27" ultraSense® electric dryer.

The evening is going well. You’ve finished your sweet sour chicken, you’re halfway through your action flick (no chick flicks on the first date, after all), and you remember your silk dress. You pause the movie, check on it, and throw it in your ultraSense® electric dryer (WTXD5322UC).

As you swing by the freezer for the Italian ice, your ultraSense® electric clothes dryer starts working to dry your dress safely and evenly.

The high performance of the Siemens ultraSense® electric dryer comes from the 685 holes you see in the very back of the Siemens ultraSense® dryer drum. With 685 holes, we can dry your irreplaceable clothes with high air velocity. When we use high air velocity to aid the drying process, we can use more moderate temperatures. Using more moderate temperatures on your clothes will make them last longer, as one of the main contributors to fabric damage is excessive heat.

The high air velocity in the Siemens ultraSense® clothes dryers also means increased fabric movement. Increased fabric movement means your clothes will dry more evenly.

The drum is rust-resistant stainless steel. Look closely at the dryers you’re checking out, since most of them are merely painted steel. It’s a huge drum, too, which provides more room for fabric movement. All that room also gives you space to dry lots of clothes at once, or a king-size comforter. The large 18" door opening makes it easy to remove those dry, fluffy clothes and your dry, fluffy comforter.

The ultraSense® dryer also protects your clothes from excessive heat by stopping automatically once clothes reach the optimum level of dryness. Your irreplaceable wardrobe won’t get overdried.

Not that any of those things are going through your mind. You long ago learned to have faith in your Siemens ultraSense® dryer, and your thoughts are elsewhere. Like how much fun you’re having just sitting and talking and hanging out together. And why you didn’t decide to rent two movies.