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Originally Posted by s211
I'm frankly astounded that they would do such a thing, just to save the cost of proper venting, even if a booster fan is required to assist with long vent runs. I have a ventless machine also, but at least it has a drain line for some of the extracted moisture. Even so, I have to keep a window open when I run the dryer because the system's far from perfect.
And I have yet to see a combo washer/dryer that doesn't leave everything coming out more than damp. Those are especially funny to see in damp/humid climates: good luck hanging anything to dry after the gutless dryer is done.
The way this market is going with micro-appliances makes me far less desirous of buying anything built from around 2010 onward. Westbank seems to be leading the charge.
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I stand corrected as there is a dryer condenser and drain line on the unit I saw. Will check on more this week
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