What is the inner dryer?

The inner dryer is the one that may not be directed outside. Although the dryer is best venting outdoors for safe operation and efficiency of heating, the use of an inner ventilation opening can be more practical if the laundry is located too far from the outer wall or cutting the outer walls is too difficult. The set for ventilation of the inner dryer usually includes a water reservoir that captures the fibers and other residues from the dryer, which would otherwise be distracted into the air by the outdoor ventilation opening.

A typical outdoor ventilation set includes a rigid stainless steel pipe, clamp and an outer venting cap. The pipe pipes are installed along the shortest path from the dryer to the outer wall and clamped to the dryer hole. The venting cap is usually screwed to the tile. Installation requires cutting a 4 -inch (10 cm) opening on the side of the house, through which the pipeline pipes can be connected to the valve. It may be impractical to create this hole if the house is brick or has another type of siding thatErý is difficult to cut.

The use of the vent valve with the inner dryer bypasses the problems associated with the routing pipes and cut the bricks. Instead of the venting cap, the ventilation set for dryers in the water tank ends, which can be installed at any point, even directly adjacent to the dryer. Some tanks can be mounted on a wall with screws and some are designed to sit on the floor in an accessible place. Instead of a rigid pipe, the set contains a flexible pipe length, which can be secured to the output of the dryer and tanks with clamps.

Proper venting of the dryer is necessary for its safe operation and for the comfort of home. Dryers secrete warm humid air that can significantly increase the moisture of laundry and surrounding rooms and cause a number of problems, including drywall damage and increasedThe occurrence of molds. The dryer also excludes fibers that can create a risk of fire unless collected and disposed of correctly. The water in the reservoir for the ventilation of the dryer collects both excess moisture and efficiently fibers, but must be cleaned at regular intervals. To facilitate cleaning, the tank usually has screw threads or images to make it easy to disassemble without the need for special tools.