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Hi ,
I had purchased a White Knight Tumble Dryer for my garage.
When the tumble dryer was in the garage I didn’t have to worry about mould or condensation or steaming related problems. Now that its relocated in the utility room and enclosed by panels from all sides except the front door I am worried about problems due to mould arising out from condensation/water vapor disseminated during the drying process 🙁
Can anyone suggests options to counter this ? Ones I am considering are
1) Attach vent hose/exhaust pipe to release steam on the front side in the open instead of letting it settled on the walls and panels.
https://www.yourspares.co.uk/parts/whit … gKWNPD_BwE2) Attach vent hose kit ( Don’t know if its going to be any more effective than Option-1) ?
https://www.espares.co.uk/product/es185 … ECondenser unit for White knight3) White Knight Tumble Dryer Condenser Vent Kit Box With Hose
https://www.yourspares.co.uk/parts/whit … gLjp_D_BwEAny suggestions tried and tested will be much appreciated 🙂
Re: White Knight Tumble Dryer Accessory to stop steaming/mou
Why not go back and ask the stores you are using for the parts? 😉
Vent it properly is the answer.
Those condenser boxes are, in my opinion, a waste of space and we don’t push them at all, hardly sell any as we know they’re a waste of space. 😉
But then, I wonder if the other retailers would tell you that or, be able to.
K.
Re: White Knight Tumble Dryer Accessory to stop steaming/mou
White Knight dryers like most vent their hot steamy air out of the back. So the correct solution would be to install a cavity wall vent kit and attach a short length of vent hose between it and the dryer. All neat and tidy that way, condensation a thing of the past.
Cheap skate quick solution, drag it out, pop a vent hose on it at the back and the other end tossed out of an open window.
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