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I have an electric electrolux dryer and my new house is set up for gas with a regular outlet. Is there a way to still hook it up in the house with gas ?

  • murphyp_1 Apr 21, 2011

    no socket outlet

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Providing it has electrical power and a socket outlet, should be just a case of plugging in ....

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