Can I place this on top of a washer and dryer?
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I don't believe any of it can be touching metal or it will be "on" all the time. I don't know for sure, but I wouldn't do it.
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I don't see why not. It's battery operated and only emits a slight static charge.
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You can wash it but use warm water (cold water will make it brittle). To keep the washer from getting unbalanced you can throw some towels in the cycle. Air dry or put the dryer on air dry (no heat).
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I don't have it with me now, But I would say no...it's a smooth surface on the outside. You could get a metal spiral stand for your sink to put your dryer in (on the sink) or lay it in an opened drawer in your bathroom cabinet..under the sink. Hope this helps!
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Yes but not in a small capacity washer dryer-it's fluffy but needs room to move around-not crammed or twisted.
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It depends on the watts consumption of your washer/dryer. You'd need to buy a transformer with at least +20% max watts consumption of both devices.
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I have it under my washer & dryer which are stacked & everything seems to be fine. Hope this is of some help to you.
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In a front loading washer, definitely yes. In a top loader, I'd use the gentle cycle. And as another person commented, avoid putting it along with anything which might puncture it.
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Yes, however it is not designed to be used without mounting to a wall or solid surface. You may want to look for a dryer that matches more closely to your requirements.
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Mine lays flat. Any position is fine (as long as your dryer is electric and not gas). It has saved me lots of $$ since installing it.
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Each piece is separate, but there is a similar dryer, and I've seen some sort of rack online that lets you put the dryer over the washer.
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Yes you can, my pedestal didn't exactly fit my unit and I simply drilled a few holes and utilized a few self tapping sheet metal screws. I also made 4 tabs bent at 90 degree angles out of some scrap steel tabs for added strength. It has never moved and the washer sits perfectly level upon the base. My washer is just as heavy as any stack combo set.
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The shelf is mounted on top of the control panel of a washer or dryer as seen on the picture. If your appliance doesn't have that top control panel, the shelf will have no support to keep it in place.
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I'm not really sure b/c I have a stackable washer n dryer that's not HE. But if you're not comfortable taking a chance on this Downy ball, I would suggest buying the Tide HE detergent with Downy fabric softener. Let me know what you decide!
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MrsMo is right. The shelf has legs on the back with small rubber feet that rest on the back of the washer/dryer to provide support. If you add a lot of weight to the shelf a supporting wall will help, but the shelf supports plenty all by itself. If you're handy and don't mind modifying your appliance a bit, you could attach the feet to the back of your washer/dryer with small self-tapping sheet-metal screws.
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Yes it can fit in a washer. I have a front load washer and it fits just fine.
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I haven't put mine in the washer machine but the small tag attached gives instructions to. It also has instructions for dryer use.
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The unit I purchased just sits on the floor in front of the dryer exhaust hose, and next to my stackable washer/dryer unit. I then built a shelf at the back of the storage unit over the dryer exhaust hose that is fastened to the wall and sits on a step up on top of the back of the storage unit, insuring that nothing can fall down behind also adding to the laundry folding area. I also purchased the wall unit which I screwed into the ceiling and into a stud I located on the wall behind it, I then added a towel bar underneath to hang items which I take out of the dryer that I don't want to get wrinkled. I just love them. The unit I purchased just sits on the floor in front of the dryer exhaust hose, and next to my stackable washer/dryer unit. I then built a shelf at the back of the storage unit over the dryer exhaust hose that is fastened to the wall and sits on a step up on top of the back of the storage unit, insuring that nothing can fall down behind also adding to the laundry folding area. I also purchased the wall unit which I screwed into the ceiling and into a stud I located on the wall behind it, I then added a towel bar underneath to hang items which I take out of the dryer that I don't want to get... » Read More The unit I purchased just sits on the floor in front of the dryer exhaust hose, and next to my stackable washer/dryer unit. I then built a shelf at the back of the storage unit over the dryer exhaust hose that is fastened to the wall and sits on a step up on top of the back of the storage unit, insuring that nothing can fall down behind also adding to the laundry folding area. I also purchased the wall unit which I screwed into the ceiling and into a stud I located on the wall behind it, I then added a towel bar underneath to hang items which I take out of the dryer that I don't want to get wrinkled. I just love them. « Show Less