Sounds like you're needing some kind of make up air. The new 90% furnaces do
this, using make up air.

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"Steven Bornfeld" wrote in message
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They don't even have to be shared. Anytime the dryer is running, it
creates a negative pressure which sucks air in from every little crack
and crevice.

Hank


Good point. In fact, last night wasn't so bad--and we didn't do any
laundry. The night before we had--and the smell was far worse.
Hmmmm....

Steve

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