I think this is where the dehumidifier comes into its own. Dries the clothes and gets rid of damp. Dry air needs less energy to heat so they are can be " energy neutral "
Washer dryer Vs separate washing machine n tumble dryer.....any thoughts.
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I think this is where the dehumidifier comes into its own. Dries the clothes and gets rid of damp. Dry air needs less energy to heat so they are can be " energy neutral "
Profpointy
Legendary Member
Bit of a wash out really and needs cleaning up.
Wouldn't want to hang anyone out to dry over it
Drago
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Persilly I wouldn't bother with it any longer, not until it's conditioner improves.
Electric_Andy
Heavy Metal Fan
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It's most odd, my house is very poorly ventilated so all of the heat (and moist air) goes straight up the stairs. It has to go somewhere so has always gone into my bedroom and I've just cleaned a load of mould/mildew off the top of the ceiling. The same thing has happened in my drying room (spare bedroom) which I can#t understand because this room should be the driest in the house. In the summer the window is always open, and in the colder months the dehumidifer is in there drying clothes every other day?
Kingfisher101
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Could you open all your windows everyday for a while to improve ventilation? Obviously while someone is in and before the dehumidifier is on? I open all my windows everyday and I don't have a problem at all with black mould. I used to in the lounge but since sorting it out with mould resistant paint additive, getting condensation traps down and having the windows open, no further problems.
presta
Guru
I very much doubt that separates are each twice as reliable as a W/D, so you'd end up with more failures overall.
Bonefish Blues
Banging donk
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He'll take a tumble after a skid mark my words.
Sterlo
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lazybloke
Considering a new username
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Liking my dehumidifier, although the "quiet" mode won't win any awards so it's switched off at night.
It pulls a couple of litres of water from the air each day, which is more than I expected.
For the first few days, humidity was up near 80%. It now fluctates between high 40s and low 60% depending on how careless people are with leaving bathroom doors open, etc.
Clearly my house ventilation could be further improved to eliminate/reduce moisture at source.
It pulls a couple of litres of water from the air each day, which is more than I expected.
For the first few days, humidity was up near 80%. It now fluctates between high 40s and low 60% depending on how careless people are with leaving bathroom doors open, etc.
Clearly my house ventilation could be further improved to eliminate/reduce moisture at source.
UphillSlowly
Making my way slowly uphill
When energy bills went up we stopped using the tumble dryer so much (family of 5) and used a heated airer. Much more economical
It's something like this: https://www.lakeland.co.uk/53380/dry-soon-deluxe-3-tier-heated-airer-patterned-cover
Apologies if someone else already posted this
It's something like this: https://www.lakeland.co.uk/53380/dry-soon-deluxe-3-tier-heated-airer-patterned-cover
Apologies if someone else already posted this
