Thank you! Looks real easy.

MY WD combo works different way. There is no container at all and no elements to pull out like this.And no lint filter.

Thx! Easy to clean I guess, but how often do you have to remove the back panel to clean it? It seems easy to remove, anyway I'm a guy, with a screw driver we can fix, remove etc everything :)

Anyway back to dryersheets.... will they be effective in condenser dryer? What do you think?...

Condenser dryers are good because they do not need ducting. No mess with the duct pipe and checking the lint inside to avoid fire...

@ czechchick2:

Yeah, these washer/dryer combo units all use water to condense the steam during the drying cycle. Stand-alone units use air instead.

@ vackeer:

Well, it's nothing that you MUST do - it's like extra maintenance/care. Last time I did it was probably a year ago. Since then, the dryer has been run every week for, I guess, six hours. That's a lot of laundry. Considering this, there isn't really alot of build-up. The whole process of cleaning the dryer takes maybe an hour.

Technically, dryer sheets should work even better in a condenser dryer as it constantly recirculates the scented air, rather than exhausting it and drawing in fresh air. I can't give you a real-life answer, though. I have never used Bounce or the like in our dryer as it's not sold over here. I could have it imported via eBay - but that'd cost me BIG bucks.