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I've been living in apartments for the past 18 years and this is the first place I've had that the ~~washer~~ drier has a dampness sensor. It took me about 4-5 loads to discover why it would say that there was an hour left and then turn off like 35 minutes later with some stuff still being damp.
What was that reason?
The sensor sucks. I guess it would only dry the outer layer of clothes and be like "yeah, this is good enough".
It was
Why would a washer need a dampness sensor? Making things wet is what it's supposed to do.
Dryer lol I was probably stoned and or tired when I wrote that