Cost to add 220v

[Coronita]

You can just paper clip two 110V outlets and get 220V… I’M KIDDING….DON’T TRY THAT, (IT WON’T WORK ON AC) …

Just get a new gas dryer. I found that they tend to be more efficient. Also, you might as well tell advantage of the cash for appliances rebates going on right now.. Total cost much lower than trying to retrofit a 220V plug into your laundry room. Plus you get a new appliance that probably is much more efficient…

http://www.cash4appliances.ca.gov/

Yes, I know the decision…Your old dryer is probably just fine and has lastest years without a problem…Well, we live in a throwaway society now…Anything in the interest of economic recovery…So might as well take advantage of these appliance bailouts…

[Operation]

The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.

I’m leaning towards new after the responses. The long term cost just doesn’t make sense for us to go electric.

Does the rebate cover dryers? It only shows washing machines.

[Operation]

The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.

I’m leaning towards new after the responses. The long term cost just doesn’t make sense for us to go electric.

Does the rebate cover dryers? It only shows washing machines.

[Operation]

The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.

I’m leaning towards new after the responses. The long term cost just doesn’t make sense for us to go electric.

Does the rebate cover dryers? It only shows washing machines.

[Operation]

The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.

I’m leaning towards new after the responses. The long term cost just doesn’t make sense for us to go electric.

Does the rebate cover dryers? It only shows washing machines.

[Operation]

The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.

I’m leaning towards new after the responses. The long term cost just doesn’t make sense for us to go electric.

Does the rebate cover dryers? It only shows washing machines.

[ucodegen]

[quote Operation]
The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.
[/quote]
Beats me then, why they didn’t wire in the 220v to the dryer.

Then again, I believe that all garages should have 220v wired into them for the tools.. aka toys. 😉

[ucodegen]

[quote Operation]
The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.
[/quote]
Beats me then, why they didn’t wire in the 220v to the dryer.

Then again, I believe that all garages should have 220v wired into them for the tools.. aka toys. 😉

[ucodegen]

[quote Operation]
The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.
[/quote]
Beats me then, why they didn’t wire in the 220v to the dryer.

Then again, I believe that all garages should have 220v wired into them for the tools.. aka toys. 😉

[ucodegen]

[quote Operation]
The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.
[/quote]
Beats me then, why they didn’t wire in the 220v to the dryer.

Then again, I believe that all garages should have 220v wired into them for the tools.. aka toys. 😉

[ucodegen]

[quote Operation]
The house is 5 years old. I haven’t checked the breaker box. We are approx 20-25′ from the next door neighbor. The lines are all under-ground.
[/quote]
Beats me then, why they didn’t wire in the 220v to the dryer.

Then again, I believe that all garages should have 220v wired into them for the tools.. aka toys. 😉

[TenaciousSD]

[quote=sdrealtor][quote=sdduuuude][quote=FormerSanDiegan]Spend the money instead on a new gas dryer. It’ll cost you in the same ballpark as the electrical work and will save you a couple hundred bucks a year in utility bills.[/quote]

Ditto that.[/quote]

Triditto[/quote]

Quad-ditto

[TenaciousSD]

[quote=sdrealtor][quote=sdduuuude][quote=FormerSanDiegan]Spend the money instead on a new gas dryer. It’ll cost you in the same ballpark as the electrical work and will save you a couple hundred bucks a year in utility bills.[/quote]

Ditto that.[/quote]

Triditto[/quote]

Quad-ditto

[TenaciousSD]

[quote=sdrealtor][quote=sdduuuude][quote=FormerSanDiegan]Spend the money instead on a new gas dryer. It’ll cost you in the same ballpark as the electrical work and will save you a couple hundred bucks a year in utility bills.[/quote]

Ditto that.[/quote]

Triditto[/quote]

Quad-ditto

[TenaciousSD]

[quote=sdrealtor][quote=sdduuuude][quote=FormerSanDiegan]Spend the money instead on a new gas dryer. It’ll cost you in the same ballpark as the electrical work and will save you a couple hundred bucks a year in utility bills.[/quote]

Ditto that.[/quote]

Triditto[/quote]

Quad-ditto

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