Does it not make the dynamite soggy?I have a vented type in my bedroom. I put the hose under my blankets to warm my bed up...
Does it not make the dynamite soggy?I have a vented type in my bedroom. I put the hose under my blankets to warm my bed up...
Does it not make the dynamite soggy?
Why I don't like condensing dryers...
Electric dryers don't release carbon monoxide, but that doesn't make them safe to vent indoors. Dryer sheets and fabric softeners frequently contain toxic chemicals, including benzyl acetate, which can cause respiratory problems. Venting a dryer indoors can also cause health problems indirectly by encouraging mold growth. Indoor venting also throws dryer lint everywhere and releases small particles of it into the air you breathe.
Health Effects Of A Dryer Vent Discharging Inside A House
You should never vent your dryer to the inside of your home under any conditions. Doing so can cause serious health problems as well as damage to your home. Always vent your dryer properly to the outdoors according to your local building codes and the dryer manufacturer's instructions.www.hunker.com
I agree with that about vented dryers not being vented outside.Why I don't like condensing dryers...
Electric dryers don't release carbon monoxide, but that doesn't make them safe to vent indoors. Dryer sheets and fabric softeners frequently contain toxic chemicals, including benzyl acetate, which can cause respiratory problems. Venting a dryer indoors can also cause health problems indirectly by encouraging mold growth. Indoor venting also throws dryer lint everywhere and releases small particles of it into the air you breathe.
Health Effects Of A Dryer Vent Discharging Inside A House
You should never vent your dryer to the inside of your home under any conditions. Doing so can cause serious health problems as well as damage to your home. Always vent your dryer properly to the outdoors according to your local building codes and the dryer manufacturer's instructions.www.hunker.com
Oh they do.I agree with that about vented dryers not being vented outside.
Condensers, as mcprinter says, don't do that.
My heat pump machine doesn't create condensation on the windows when it is running. Yeah, I don't know if it is pumping out lint, or similar.Oh they do.
I don't know what percentage of moisture gets caught on the cold plates but very hot air blows out that must also contain some leftover chemicals. Also the lint fibres or general dust that gets in the material won't all get caught by the basic mesh screen. Our humidifier reading goes way up when condenser dryer is doing bath towels.
I told my wife to not use dryer with my work ware because of silica dust which is a modern worry.
I'd vent out dryer or use a dehumidifier given the options.
That's me. Others are free to decide
I don't know which Haier model you have but most Haier heat pump tumble dryers are either A** (most) or A*** (a few) rated for energy efficiency and their condensation efficiency is rated class B and class A respectively. Digging around a bit I found that a class B condensation efficiency means the machine is around 80% efficient at condensing (and I assume retaining) water from the fabrics being dried. That means a machine with a class B condensation efficiency rating releases around 20% of the water in the fabrics loaded to the tumble dryer into room as water vapour. A dryer with a condensation efficiency class A rating releases about 10% of water into the room.The very small room it is in does not really get warm, so would seem very little heat escapes.
Whether we notice this release of water vapour into the room is another matter and depends on several variables. Nonetheless, even current heat pump dryers release significant amounts of moisture into the room. Personally, I would prefer heat pump tumble dryers to have a facility that allows through-the-wall venting (to the outside) but I've not seen any that have this. I suppose one could cobble together a DIY arrangement. Hopefully, in a few years time, these tumble dryers will have improved water retention such that expelled water vapour won't be much of an issue.
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