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Are dryers supposed to sound "crunchy" ? Just wondering........
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  1. KimMarch 22, 2010 at 8:01 AM

    In our house if it is still drying the clothes then I would just turn up the radio :)

    why is your dryer crunching? Is it eating your clothes? Are you finding some inspiration out of a crunchy dryer?

    Have a fab day- crunchy dryer and all!

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  2. MelanieMarch 22, 2010 at 8:47 AM

    It's funny you ask, and I will tell you. No. But my dryer sounds crunchy and the door of it is completely crunch since my kid went off to pre-k because they have pea gravel there and it he likes to bring me home a serving of it most every day in his shoes, socks, pant pockets, and jackets. That will make your dryer crunchy, although I don't know exactly what your problem is. Have another beer and ignore it.

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  4. C.March 22, 2010 at 4:27 PM

    Melanie- that is exactly what it was- little rocks out of little pockets! See? Moms have so much in common!

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  5. C.March 22, 2010 at 4:29 PM

    Kim, No inspiration from that particular situation but it did make me want to run and hide- I don't want to be grown up!!!! And it was rocks, little rocks everywhere...

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