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Corrections are the most useful thing you can send us. A link to the source that contradicts a figure here is the fastest route to getting it changed.
Last updated September 1, 2026
If a number here is wrong
Tell us, and include the source. Every figure on this site is either quoted from a named document or computed from published data with the arithmetic shown, so a correction is usually settled by comparing two sources rather than by argument.
When we have got something wrong we fix it at the top of the affected page with a dated correction note - not silently. That is set out in the editorial policy and it is one of the few things a new publisher can offer that an anonymous one cannot.
What is most useful to send
- A figure that contradicts one of ours, with a link to where it comes from.
- A model that has been discontinued or replaced, so we can pull or update the page rather than leaving a dead recommendation up.
- A manufacturer document we have missed - especially a specification sheet with a published wattage, because those are genuinely scarce in this category.
- A question the site does not answer. If you had to look elsewhere for something, that is a gap worth knowing about.
- A page that reads as commercially motivated. Commission never sets a ranking here, and if a page looks like it does, we want to know.
What we cannot do
We cannot diagnose a specific unit remotely, and we will not invent a repair procedure for a sealed refrigerant system. Where a symptom points at one, the honest answer is a warranty claim or a technician, and that is what the troubleshooting pages say.
We also do not accept products for review, because we do not test products. We are not being polite about that - there is nothing to send anything to.
Send a message
Or email info@thedryindex.com directly. Either reaches the same inbox.
Publisher
The Dry Index is published by Slate Mill Group. It is a national publisher with no premises and no service area, which is why there is no address or phone number on this page - inventing either would be exactly the kind of thing the rest of the site argues against.