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Old 17-06-2007, 08:19 PM
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Actually, depending on the type of dryer you buy, this isn't the case. To avoid the need for a connection to the outside, you can get a condenser dryer:

"A condenser clothes dryer is a machine that looks just like a conventional tumble clothes dryer, but which does not require an external vent. For the user/owner, operation of both types of dryers is essentially the same - the difference is in the internal design."

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Actually, depending on the type of dryer you buy, this isn't the case. To avoid the need for a connection to the outside, you can get a condenser dryer:

"A condenser clothes dryer is a machine that looks just like a conventional tumble clothes dryer, but which does not require an external vent. For the user/owner, operation of both types of dryers is essentially the same - the difference is in the internal design."

http://ths.gardenweb.com/faq/lists/l...958010854.html
Those dryers are great, the only hassle is that you have to empty out the water yourself. It's like emptying out a dehumidyfier.
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