Re: Okay to vent drier indoors??

[Guest guest]

No Barb, don't do that, It would be very dusty, I did that in a porch

in the first home I had mold. Just put on a pan of water to simmer

on the stove for a little humidy until you get a new humidifier.

> Does anyone know if it is okay to vent laundry drier indoors in the

> winter??? It is electric and I could use the heat and humidity help

> as my humidifier isn't working right now.

> I try to keep house dry now but if there is no added humidity, it

gets

> a little too dry for comfort. I can't touch anything without

getting

> shocked.

>

> Thanks, barb b cinci

>

[Guest guest]

--- In , " ldelp84227 " <ldelp84227@a...>

wrote:

>

> --- In , " barb1283 " <barb1283@y...>

wrote:

> No Barb, don't do that, It would be very dusty, I did that in a

porch

> in the first home I had mold. Just put on a pan of water to

simmer

> on the stove for a little humidy until you get a new humidifier.

>

>

> > Does anyone know if it is okay to vent laundry drier indoors in

the

> > winter??? It is electric and I could use the heat and humidity

help

> > as my humidifier isn't working right now.

> > I try to keep house dry now but if there is no added humidity,

it

> gets

> > a little too dry for comfort. I can't touch anything without

> getting

> > shocked.

> >

> > Thanks, barb b cinci

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks . I set it up for the day anyway but indoor air smelled

like laundry/chlorine bleach smell so that is another drawback. barb

--- In , " ldelp84227 " <ldelp84227@a...>

wrote:

> No Barb, don't do that, It would be very dusty, I did that in a

porch

> in the first home I had mold. Just put on a pan of water to simmer

> on the stove for a little humidy until you get a new humidifier.

>