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What is the difference between a gas dryer and an electric dryer?


A gas dryer operates off of both electricity (typically using a standard three prong 110v plug) and natural gas (using a flexible gas line connection). An electric dryer operates off of electricity (typically 240v). There are several varieties of 240v plugs (different shapes). When purchasing an electric dryer, take a picture of the existing outlet so that the store you purchase from knows what kind of chord to attach. Gas dryers are typically a little more expensive to purchase than an electric dryer.
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Updated: 08/11/2015
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Answer: Source of used energy.
Awesome Appliance Repair
Answer: The difference between a gas and electric dryer are that a gas dryer needs gas flow with a gas line and 115 volts for power supply. An electric dryer requires a 230 volt power supply.
Kitchen Diagnostic
Answer: A gas dryer needs 120 volts and a gas line to operate and an electric dryer needs 240 volts. Both dryers need to be vented
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Answer: One runs on gas and other runs on gas
Freedom ac&appliance install and home delivery llc
Answer: Gas dryer heats to air with to use gas, Electric dryer heats to air with electric by heating element with to use electric, two of kind dryers uses electric for venting
Handyman All Around LLC
Answer: One uses gas the other electicity
Superior Repair Service
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Answer: Gas dryer heats by the gas burning. Electric dryer heats by electric heating element.
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