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	<title>Comments on: Clean clothes in under half an hour</title>
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		<title>By: Doug Johnson</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Doug Johnson]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[The last paragraph about refreshing and eliminating odors is key to how today&#039;s dryers differ from their ancestors.  I know several executives who travel for a living.  They all own Electrolux for one reason:  Many times they pack clothes that they don&#039;t wear. Since they have been packed and unpacked, and exposed to hotel air they are wrinkled and have the &quot;hotel&quot; odor.  It&#039;s so simple to  freshen these items for the next trip by putting them put into the steam cycle of the Electrolux dryer...talk about a time and cost savings. Before the dryer, shirts went to the laundry or dry cleaner...These folks are still adding up the cost savings every week.  Here is one machine that gives a return on investment every time it is used.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The last paragraph about refreshing and eliminating odors is key to how today&#8217;s dryers differ from their ancestors.  I know several executives who travel for a living.  They all own Electrolux for one reason:  Many times they pack clothes that they don&#8217;t wear. Since they have been packed and unpacked, and exposed to hotel air they are wrinkled and have the &#8220;hotel&#8221; odor.  It&#8217;s so simple to  freshen these items for the next trip by putting them put into the steam cycle of the Electrolux dryer&#8230;talk about a time and cost savings. Before the dryer, shirts went to the laundry or dry cleaner&#8230;These folks are still adding up the cost savings every week.  Here is one machine that gives a return on investment every time it is used.</p>
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