If your dryer is in the basement and the basement is underground, run duct up the exterior wall and out the rim joist. Set the vent a minimum of 12 inches above the outside ground. Pro tip: Use no ...

Q–I just discovered that the clothes dryer exhaust in my new home dumps into the attic near a roof vent. There is a large collection of lint in the attic. The builder claims that this is perf… ...

You just moved into your new home yesterday and it is already time to wash clothes. The first load of laundry is complete and you throw it into the dryer. You connected the dryer exhaust outlet to … ...

We have tried venting the dryer through the roof, but the lint builds up, and I have to clean the pipe every month. We can’t vent through the wall because the foundation is underground.

As soon as I'm in charge, there will be no more venting of clothes dryers through the roof. Clothes dryers should be vented out the side of the house, preferably at ground level, as God intended.

I read through all the excellent posts of venting gas dryers, but i still have a question… the gas dryer that came with our house is situated in a 2nd floor closet below a shaftway that goes past a ...

The dryer draws air in and exhausts the damp air out through the dryer vent. If you have a gas dryer, the vent is even more important. Exhaust air passes through a “lint screen” that is ...

Q: What is the preferred method for venting the exhaust of a clothes dryer installed inside an attached garage? I have two opinions from contractors and both cost about the same, but I don't know ...

As soon as I'm in charge, there will be no more venting of clothes dryers through the roof. Clothes dryers should be vented out the side of the house, preferably at ground level, as God intended.