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Natural gas dryer with propane conversion?
I have a dryer that was converted by a propane company to propane use a few years back. I've moved and now have natural gas at my house. From the reading I've done, the concern seems to be using propane with a natural gas dryer, not natural gas with a propane dryer. Can I safely use a propane-enabled clothes dryer with natural gas?
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- ?Lv 68 years agoFavorite Answer
Big fella's answer is correct because of the reasons Sandy gave.
They are both correct.
Source(s): me....converted a 1940's gas stove to propane - SandyspacecaseLv 78 years ago
The burner must be converted to use natural gas instead of propane gas. The reason for this is because there is a difference in the weight of the two gasses. One burns hotter and faster. If it isn't converted, you'll see flames coming out the line when you turn it on.
