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dryer vent
I have a dryer vented using galvanized piping. There are a couple of angle
pieces where the joints are leaking some exhaust. I took the pipes apart and cleaned them out of any lint as a maintenance thing and I am wondering if when I reassemble if metal tape if its appropriate to use a wrap a metal tape around the joints. I'm guessing its probably not required, but I have the metal tape and it will take a short time to do, so I might as well do it unless there is something inappropriate about it. I would be using metal tape - not duct tape. Can anyone give me any feedback on this? |
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