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Where to put tumble dryer?

Alibali
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Hey,
I am looking to get a tumble dryer, but don't have space in the kitchen for one, I have a rather large cupboard under the stairs that would do but the elec box is in there, would it be safe to have the TD there too?
I am looking to get a tumble dryer, but don't have space in the kitchen for one, I have a rather large cupboard under the stairs that would do but the elec box is in there, would it be safe to have the TD there too?
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Wherever it goes you will need to vent the damp air, so you either need an open window or hole through the wall.
This assumes its not a condensing model.
PS My neighbours have theirs in the spare bedroom and vent it through the window, it took me months to figure out where the nice floral smell was coming from!!That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
If I were to buy a condensing model, would this be ok under the stairs? We currently have a spare room but have a baby on the way :j so no longer spare!0
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I had this problem and didnt want a condenser.Previous experience put me off them.I saw a condenser kit on ebay that goes with ordinary vent tumble dryers ,I got one of these and solved my problem.“Love yourself first and everything else falls into line. Your really have to love yourself to get anything done in this world.” Lucille Ball.1
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Even a condenser still needs to take in cold air, you can't put it in a sealed cupboard-it must have an air supply (say louvred doors)?No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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We have had a condensing one for years. No problems and probably a better option for you in this situation.Je suis sabot...0
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Cant see any reason why you couldnt put a condensing one there - ours is still running yeards after buying and its used daily this time of year0
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If you get a condensor, do your research well. Some of them.....let a lot of damp into the room1
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Get a good quality condensing dryer and put it in the understairs. Leave the door slightly ajar when in use to ensure that you dont allow humidity in the room to build up and you will be fine.We’ve had to remove your signature. Please check the Forum Rules if you’re unsure why it’s been removed and, if still unsure, email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com1
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Thanks for all of your replies, will do my research before buying.0
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I just brought this. Condensing Dryer
http://www.appliance-reviews.co.uk/p/Beko-DCU8230-Condenser-Tumble-Dryers-in-White-22831/specification
Very pleased with it.0
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