Using evaporated water from tumble dryer

Alfies · 19 March 2014 at 5:25PM

Unless I'm more crazy than I thought it seems we are talking about uses for the water which comes from tumble dryers...why do I not get water left in my dryer after tumbling wet washing or do I get it & haven't realised where it collects yet as I haven't had my dryer very long & I plugged it in & began using as soon as I got it without looking through the user manual. As it stands though if I did have water which contained some soap I'd probably use it to wash the dog & then put her in the dryer to get her dry.

RichardD1970 · 19 March 2014 at 5:39PM

spacey2012 wrote: »

You need to stop listening to the ecotards about water running out.
Basic science soon explains that water can not be destroyed, be it in vapour, ice or sea, there is the same amount as when dinosaurs roamed, bar what has been taken in to space.

Although I agree with the above, I don't think that is what this thread is about.

It's more about making use of the resources you have at hand, especially for those on water meters.

Rottensocks · 19 March 2014 at 5:44PM

Alfies wrote: »

Unless I'm more crazy than I thought it seems we are talking about uses for the water which comes from tumble dryers...why do I not get water left in my dryer after tumbling wet washing or do I get it & haven't realised where it collects yet as I haven't had my dryer very long & I plugged it in & began using as soon as I got it without looking through the user manual. As it stands though if I did have water which contained some soap I'd probably use it to wash the dog & then put her in the dryer to get her dry.

Different type of tumble dryer? - yours is vented to the outside, presumably?

financialdisease · 12 April 2014 at 9:55PM

I am definitely going to be using it in the mop bucket from now on

Using evaporated water from tumble dryer

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