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Q: Full-size Oven or Clothes Dryer - Which do you wish you had more here?

My vote is for "clothes dryer"

14 years 1 week ago in  General  - China

 
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Of course the dryer. I usually just use the stove back home anyways.

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a dryer would be a superb hit in this country especially around winter

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Full size oven.

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I, um... had/have both.  I made sure my kitchen and laundry rooms were created to take them into account.  I have a friend who works for an American appliance company here in China and he 'arranged' to have several appliances re-routed to my home for 'long-term testing'.

 

I asked him for a professional pizza oven, but he said I was getting greedy and no amount of blackmail / KTV VIP cards would make that happen.

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Definitely a clothes dryer, doesn't even have to be full size. 

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Oven, it doesn't do any good sticking my head in a dryer.

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I had a dryer and an oven in my last place. That was when China got REALLY comfortable.

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Oven. Hands down. No contest.

 

Of course, when I lived in China I lived in the desert, so drying stuff out was not a hugely challenging procedure.

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Owen. No contest.

I wish I can bake bread, pizza and cakes, or stuffed chicken... enlightened

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I can hear my mother in law now, "What do you want that for?, It's a waste of electricity!"

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An oven. My clothes are always dry in less than 2 days in winter (in summer 1 day is enough), so I don't need a clothes dryer. Maybe for those who live in humid areas it is useful.

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I have purchased both in China.

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