> but when looking at various models, under noise level they're all around 66 db. dunno if it would work, but you could try getting some of that rubber-type stuff and place it under a tumble dryer like a mat, to reduce the noise. my mum had some under her washing machine to reduce noise/vibrations/shaking when the thing is on. never used a tumble dryer so i don't know what they're like.
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