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Vented Vs Condenser dryer ?

OU812 · 2012-10-18 20:44:22

Opinions on which is best ? If we get one it'll have to go under the stairs (no-where else for it), so a hole will have to be put in the wall for the vented (do-able but a hassle). Performance wise are they well matched & does the condenser cause much humidity ?

18-10-2012 9:44pm

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OU812

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Opinions on which is best ?

If we get one it'll have to go under the stairs (no-where else for it), so a hole will have to be put in the wall for the vented (do-able but a hassle).

Performance wise are they well matched & does the condenser cause much humidity ?

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#2 19-10-2012 10:40pm

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Vented all the way.

Cheaper, quicker (generally), and less bothersome.

All you need is a 4" routing "drillbit" which can be got in any decent hire place. And a vent cover for outside.

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#3 19-10-2012 10:44pm

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byte wrote: »

Vented all the way.

Cheaper, quicker (generally), and less bothersome.

All you need is a 4" routing "drillbit" which can be got in any decent hire place. And a vent cover for outside.

+1

any decent diy man could knock a perfect round hole with a kango and a few peppered holes with a long drill bit

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#4 19-10-2012 10:52pm

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as above.
Vented is the way to go.

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#5 20-10-2012 11:14am

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Thanks all. Will have to see what the missus prefers now.

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