> > Why would you want a top loading dryer?
> >
> > Tony
>
> Lots of reasons.  When my dryer door is open, it is
> so close to the toilet one needs to step over the
> toilet to get out of the room.  Top loader would
> solve that problem.
>
> Plus, going from a top load washer to a top load
> dryer next door would greatly reduce the chances
> of throwing clean, damp wash on the floor to pick
> up dust, cat hair, etc.  Especially convenient if
> the two are made such that the doors either open
> toward the back of the machine, or can be
> rearranged to prevent a door being between the
> two regardless of which order they sit in on the
> floor.
>
> Mike H.


Fair enough.  In my case both washer & dryer are front loading, you stack one on top of the other.  You put the basket on the floor
in front of the door, then you just shovel the clothes in/out.

I think you need to have a word with the architect/builder of your house.  Dryers don't weigh much, bolt it to the wall above the
washer.  Most have a couple of small slots in the back that clip onto a bracket.

Tony

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