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Dumb dryer question
wrote in message ... We all have plenty to say about what you do with dryer exhaust. What about intake air? Why not pull it from the attic? Where I live you could probably run the dryer on "air fluff" and dry stuff vitrtually free 9 months of the year. You probaly need another blower and a filter wiould probably be nice. Upside? Hot air to start with. Less heating cost. Downside? Dryer not designed for inlet connection. Dryer not designed for hot air input - would it regulate heat OK? You'd probably want to filter the air. Attics don't tend to be the cleanest place in the world. Not a bad idea. Bob |
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