Re: Indoor clothes dryer

Posted by Robert on July 25, 19100 at 20:36:44:
In response to Re: Indoor clothes dryer
Unfortunately the building is an historic one & therefore I can't vent it. Luckily though I don't have wood studs so termites won't be an issue. Thanks for the suggestion though. : I would try to vent the thing. My sister had the same set up. Excess moisture built up, not to mention the lint dust, next thing you know termites had eaten up 1/2 the house, I think they were attracted to the moisture in the wood. Good luck, I would drill a hole and put in a vent. : : I have a condo with a dryer that has no outside vent. It just vents into the laundry room. What product can I use to remove the moisture/heat produced - if any? Any advice would be helpful. Thanks

Posted by Robert on July 25, 19100 at 20:36:44:

In response to Re: Indoor clothes dryer

Unfortunately the building is an historic one & therefore I can't vent it. Luckily though I don't have wood studs so termites won't be an issue.

Thanks for the suggestion though.

: I would try to vent the thing. My sister had the same set up. Excess moisture built up, not to mention the lint dust, next thing you know termites had eaten up 1/2 the house, I think they were attracted to the moisture in the wood. Good luck, I would drill a hole and put in a vent.

: : I have a condo with a dryer that has no outside vent. It just vents into the laundry room. What product can I use to remove the moisture/heat produced - if any? Any advice would be helpful. Thanks

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