Heat pump dryers are an exciting, mostly uncharted, use of heat pump technology with three to four times the efficiency of a standard dryer.
. The cycle time of heat pump dryers is generally longer. ENERGY STAR requires certified dryers to meet an 80-minute minimum cycle, and ours generally says 75 minutes when we start it, but it usually takes 90-120 minutes to fully dry a load. But this too is improving. Some newer models have 35-50 minute cycle times. The key is to pair a heat pump dryer with a front loading energy efficient washer because the spinning removes a lot of water.
We also haven’t noticed any increase in our electricity usage so we’re confident the energy use is minimal. Our happiness matches other customer satisfaction surveys studies from
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