When a dryer runs too hot, it can cause clothes to shrink, wrinkle or become discolored. The temperature of your dryer can also impact its efficiency. It is normal for the exterior to feel slightly warm due to the heat generated by the dryer, but if it feels hot, then there may be a problem. Generally speaking, a dryer should not be too hot to the touch. Exploring the Safety and Efficiency of a Hot Dryer Exteriorīefore we dive into the specifics, let’s first explore the normal temperature range for a dryer.
This article will explore the safety, efficiency and potential risks of a hot-to-the-touch dryer so you can better understand what to do when your dryer feels hot. If you’ve noticed that your dryer’s exterior is feeling warm or even hot, you might be wondering why that is and if it’s normal. It’s not uncommon for appliances to get hot, but when it comes to your dryer, you may have some questions about the appropriate temperature.
