Smart Choice - Dryer Gas Line Required for Hook-Up - Yellow

Required for any dryer hookup, Is this dryer gas line of stainless steel makeup. Its color is yellow, And can be easily installed by any fellow. Twelve inches long, It is made of quality material that’s strong. The shutoff valve prevents leaks, It’ll keep going for years, not just weeks!

Why should I go to home depot to buy a connector despite you sold me "all" required parts separately!?

Total excellence! I am very very happy with this purchase! It dries my thick socks to bath towels well! It’s economical. It is a perfect fit for my needs, and it looks good! The lint catcher is easily accessible, and it’s easy to use! I love this dryer!

Easy to use and setup. Excellent material quality.

Would definitely buy appliances from bestbuy again. The installations are basically free except for the hardwares that cost pennies and gas units have a small fee. Its cheaper than my plumbers or movers bringing the units into the house. They moved 2 washers and dryers from the garage to the 1st and second floor around these tight circular stairs with no damage. Best of all, I purchased whole house appliances 1.5 years ahead of time for a new construction and was able to schedule the installation 1.5 years after the purchase. 1 fridge 1 range, 2 washers, 2 dryers, 2 dishwashers.

The best clothes dryers will dry your clothes thoroughly, quickly and evenly, without causing any damage. It should effectively dry the load in a single cycle — that means no damp spots when you unroll a bedsheet and no need to chuck items back into the drum as you unload it. This ideal application of heat also means it won't over-dry the load, so you don’t have to worry about ‘crispy’ and wrinkled results. On top of that, you want a clothes dryer which is simple to operate and energy efficient, so it doesn’t impact your bills in the long run.

The option here for new installs is the average yellow corrugated gas line. But average is a good thing; it's standard and compliant for safety standards and saves you a trip to get it elsewhere, possibly at a higher price. If you haven't replaced a gas appliance in years or decades; it's really a good idea. But also know that if you just replaced yours recently and it's in perfect condition (like mine was; I'd just had some work done) then you can talk with your installer about just using the existing one and returning the boxed one to save a couple of bucks. I did, and BB was great about it.

I’m glad that they make you put in a new flexible gas line wham they install a gas dryer out old flexible line had to be over 20 years old.