Product review (2 stars): This seal seems quite inferior to a wider foam seal or a silicone caulk seal
I'm glad everyone else found the product to fix their problem. I'm doubtful the product would have worked well for me. It is only about 1/4 inch wide and is very porous. I know it simply needs to help the air go through the lint catcher and out the shoot, and thus doesn't need to be entirely airtight. But if the seal is being attached to the dryer drum, it is very hard to attach it in the correct spot all the way around--there is an extremely narrow margin of error. I couldn't get it to work, and it loses its adhesive quality when pulled off and reattached. If attached to the chute perimeter, it seemed I should only stick half the width of the seal on the chute to ensure that the other half pressed up against the drum when reattached. Again, the seal is simply to narrow to work well, and for the cheap piece of foam that it is, I don't see why the seal isn't made wider. Once I realized this upon attempting the repair, I just pulled out a tube of normal silicone caulk (which withstands heat to 400F) and created a much better, wider seal on the drum to ensure that it seals well.

So while I can't say it doesn't work, I can say that I think it would be much better and easier to have a wider seal. I also think I will simply buy a general-purpose adhesive strip locally or use silicone caulk in the future. I don't think the part is worth the price as is, but, then again, I'm not a dryer expert either. I'm just going off of my general DIY sense and knowledge.