why would the inside of my electric dryer be wet?
February 27th, 2008 | by admin |ajh76 asked:
basement is dry. has a sump pump. dehumidifer runs when needed. dryer vent appears to go all the way outside, but has a covering and isn’t visibly wet.
Debra
basement is dry. has a sump pump. dehumidifer runs when needed. dryer vent appears to go all the way outside, but has a covering and isn’t visibly wet.
Debra
5 Responses to “why would the inside of my electric dryer be wet?”
By rosemary512002 on Mar 1, 2008 | Reply
Definetly moisture buildup make sure your vents and underneath your dryer are clear of any lint.
By shortstuff on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply
It sounds as though your dryer vent & hose are clogged with lint. Just because the lint filter is cleaned out after each load, doesn’t mean it’s lint free. Get it cleaned out, by removing the hose, cleaning it & by buying the special vent brush they sell at Lowes to remove the lint filter, & clean deep inside the dryer.
By edward I on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply
The dryer and the vent to vaccum the dryer disconnect the wall vent have someone observe outside that it blows clear.
The dryer and blow out the vent hose to the dryer and the vent hose use.
By Just me........ on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply
The vent to stck your dryer vents check to where your hand in the vent to see if there try to where your hand in the house to see if there try to see if there try to where your hand in the house to stck your hand in.
The vent to see if there as well.
By JBoogie on Mar 6, 2008 | Reply
The allowable length of your dryer and damp.