Cracking the Dryer Code
When it comes to clothes dryers, the vocabulary of the settings can be a source of perplexity. Many believe that a more intuitive naming convention would be an improvement. The idea is simple – why not allow users to specify the dryer's temperature, starting low and adjusting as needed?
Instead, we're faced with enigmatic terms such as "cupboard dry," "extra dry," and "damp dry." This ambiguity often leaves users scratching their heads, longing for a more straightforward and logical approach to dryer settings.
