I agree with both. Gas is probably going to get expensive in the short term.

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Oct 19, 2021
9:21:33am

mort All-American

I agree with both. Gas is probably going to get expensive in the short term.

Run the 220 line also if you are building so you have an option. It is pretty expensive to add a 220 after the house is built.

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POLL: Clothes Dryers in Utah County - Gas or Electric?

TeeKaa

10/19/21 9:03am

Electric seems more common, but gas is better.

BYUtka

10/19/21 9:04am

Electric is common but we use a gas dryer. But we also have an outlet for elec.

10/19/21 9:05am

From a cost perspective: natural gas is cheaper than electricity in Utah

HuskerFan2

10/19/21 9:07am

Plumbing/wiring for both in a new home is a smart move.

HuskerFan2

10/19/21 9:25am

Clothes line

RC Vikings

10/19/21 9:08am

Since you are building, run gas and electricity to the spot. I prefer gas but

10/19/21 9:14am

If you’re building, put in both. Our house has both hookups. Options are good

Mike Honcho

10/19/21 9:14am

I agree with both. Gas is probably going to get expensive in the short term.

mort

10/19/21 9:21am

We have gas with a direct vent (less than two feet between the back of the dryer

BYU-Ite

10/19/21 9:34am

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