Dryer rental — electric or gas

A full-size vented dryer in whichever fuel type your laundry area is set up for. Tell us what connection you have and we will bring the matching machine and cord.

  • Homes where the washer works but the dryer has failed
  • Laundry areas with either a 240V outlet or a gas connection
  • Renters who would rather not buy an appliance for a temporary home
  • Anyone tired of hauling wet laundry to a laundromat
White full-size front-load electric clothes dryer

Choose your fuel type

Electric Dryer Only

$54per month

A full-size vented electric dryer for homes with a 240V dryer outlet and an existing vent duct.

  • Full-size vented electric dryer
  • Requires an existing 240V dryer outlet
  • Delivery and installation by our team
  • Service visits handled under your rental agreement
  • No credit check required
Delivery & installation
$79 one time
Minimum term
1 month
Electrical
One 240V dryer outlet (NEMA 14-30 or 10-30). We confirm the outlet type during scheduling.
Space needed
About 29 in wide x 30 in deep, plus room for the vent duct behind the machine.
Availability
Available now
Rent the electric dryer only

Gas Dryer Only

$54per month

A full-size vented gas dryer for homes with an existing gas laundry connection and shutoff valve.

  • Full-size vented gas dryer
  • Requires an existing gas laundry connection
  • Delivery and installation by our team
  • Service visits handled under your rental agreement
  • No credit check required
Delivery & installation
$99 one time
Minimum term
1 month
Electrical
One 120V grounded outlet for the controls and drum motor.
Gas
An existing gas laundry connection with an accessible shutoff valve. If a licensed gas fitter is required by local code, that work is arranged separately.
Space needed
About 29 in wide x 30 in deep, plus room for the vent duct and gas line behind the machine.
Availability
Available now
Rent the gas dryer only

Prices are per month and exclude applicable taxes. The amount due today and the recurring monthly amount are both shown before you pay.

Before you book

  • Check which connection you have before booking: a large 240V outlet means electric, a gas pipe with a shutoff valve means gas.
  • An existing vent duct to the outside is required. Our dryers are vented, and we do not cut new vent openings.
  • You need about 29 inches of width and 30 inches of depth, plus room behind the machine for the duct and the connection.
  • For a gas dryer, the shutoff valve must be accessible. If it is buried behind cabinetry, tell us in the booking notes.
  • A gas dryer also needs an ordinary grounded 120V outlet for the controls and drum motor.
  • Clean or replace a clogged vent duct before delivery — a blocked duct is the most common cause of a dryer that "takes too long".

Questions about this equipment

How do I know whether I need an electric or a gas dryer?

Look at what is behind your existing dryer, or at the hookups if the space is empty. A large 240V outlet with three or four slots means electric. A small gas pipe with a shutoff valve, plus an ordinary 120V outlet, means gas. If both are present you can choose either.

What is the difference between a 3-prong and a 4-prong dryer outlet?

A 4-prong outlet (NEMA 14-30) is the modern standard and includes a separate ground. A 3-prong outlet (NEMA 10-30) is common in homes wired before the mid-1990s. We can supply the right cord for either — just tell us which one you have, or say you are unsure and we will check.

Do you install ventless or heat-pump dryers?

Our rental dryers are vented, which means an existing duct to the outside is required. If your space has no vent, contact us before booking and we will tell you what we can do.

Can you connect the gas line for me?

Our crew connects the dryer to an existing, accessible gas laundry connection with a working shutoff valve. If local code requires a licensed gas fitter for the work your situation needs, that is arranged separately and is not part of the delivery.