Good dryer for larger loads? (washers, appliance, room, electricity)

[SeaOfGrass]

I know there have already been some threads posted on washer/dryers, top or front load, etc., but I have a different question.

I would just like to know if anyone has suggestions for a dryer that can hold larger loads, and that is durable, of course. (We have electric hookups). We're hoping to find something at Sears.

Thanks in advance!

[dvcgal]

I LOVE my Samsung!!! The dryer capacity is larger than the washer so the clothing actually dries in one run! I can put a queen comforter in there with a little room to spare! Love it!

[nightcrawler]

Wouldn't it be easier to hang a comforter on a clothesline, no wrinkles. Instead of getting scrunched up in a dryer, plus it will save you electricity and be considered "green"

besides, comforters dry fast in the air anyway.... I know, I have 4.....

[K'ledgeBldr]

Most residential use dryers have a capacity of under 7c/ft. Most commercial type dryers with a standard footprint are right at 7c/ft. But I did find this one @ Sears:
Maytag White Centennial® 7.4 cu. ft. Capacity Electric Dryer

At almost 7 1/2 c/ft., that's a good size dryer.
But doesn't everybody really want one of these:
16c/ft. or 50lbs. of capacity. I know I do!