Will this docking system work through the laundry floor? Have short space from bottom of dryer to wall. Flex hose to crawlspace and alum.pipe out.
1268085
I don't see why it wouldn't but keep in mind that hot air rises, so you are making the blower work harder to get the air outside.
1601812
Yes. The unit needs a hose to run to a duct or out a window to keep the humidity from persisting. I believe a 4 inch flexible duct will work fine.
805701
This is like a standard washer hose. I not sure why it would not work unless the length is a problem . Longer lengths are available though.
639453
I haven't done this, but my opinion is if you have a connector like your washer hose it may work. Something to look at. This is all I can tell you.
1858919
Yes I would say it could work. I pinned this to my rope laundry dryer under my outside gazebo and it works perfect
1793878
It should work fine. Although it's a small/short handheld.. It's not going to reach all the way to the exit in the back of the dryer.
1995352
i have a rhino flex hose and had to trim the tabs on connection ends so i could leave it all together. with that works great i also leave it over hose when can and use tube as drain slope, yes i leave my 90 on
1016426
I have used for drier, but not washer. As long as not heavy, wet items, I would think it would work.
2120009
I stretched the dryer hose to the front side of the washer and have it against the wall on the floor. It could be easily mounted on the wall to the side
643352
Yes, 4 inch dryer vent pipe fits on this quick connect dock. I used it on the dryer of a rental house I own. I don't know yet how durable it is though. The only thing I am concerned about is the heat from the dryer might cause the plastic to become brittle over time and break.
1458088
I installed with downward flow / boost, as my dryer vent PVC is under slab. The pressure sensor is vertical as in instructions. The unit works perfectly, so far... I have noted that the clear tube leading to pressure sensor gets condensation build up and could potentially lead to water getting in the sensor. I plan to reposition so the sensor is vertical but the tubing is an uphill run to the sensor. To get the recommended 5 feet from the dryer outlet, I ran flex duct to a through the wall PVC "splice" and then all PVC on the garage side of the wall wear the booster is connected. It is in non heat / cool garage space, so it is dry but "outside" the house.
865590
Makes sense to me. As with any dryer vent, the shorter the duct, the straighter the run, the better the flow. Also, use straight duct and elbows. Better than flex duct.
2078895
I have a 4000 sf house with 8 inlets and had no problem. They are about as still as a dryer sheet so it should pass through without a problem. I left the sheets in the vacuum can for awhile to deodorize. My system is a very old system that has just a cloth bag which is no longer made. I am just about to replace it with a bag system so if my old unit can pull it through, you should not have a problem.
1918090
It has a built in 15 amp circuit breaker. Likely will not support washer and dryer operating at the same time. Check owners manuals for draw in amps. If total is less than15, it will support it.
299402
amazon asked me to respond to this..... and i don't know the answer... sorry.... as i don't know anything about the portable dryer ..... it uses the regular size 'hose' that would normally go from regular dryer to the wall vent.....
788172
That would be hard for anyone to answer. Given the shape of the rack, it would seem to fit many washers or dryers that have the control panel as shown in the picture. The rack rests on it and uses the back legs as stabilization, so as long as the washer or dryer has that kind of panel that sticks up like the one in the picture, you should be okay. That is only my opinion, though...I'm no expert!
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Your front loading dryer goes 14 'feet' down? 14 inches instead? You can use this tool (or a thin scrubbing tool) to knock the lint loose, then vacuum it out. I use the Gardus for the entire project; I also have a front loading dryer. The knocked out lint will get vacuumed out, no problem. Hope this helps - cheers! :)