There is a huge misconception that any roof vent cap available is good enough to use as a dryer vent that exits the home on the roof. Not only does Building Code require that a dryer vent termination be free from a screen, but there are several reasons it's a bad idea to have a screen in your vent cap.
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There is a huge misconception that any roof vent cap available is good enough to use as a dryer vent that exits the home on the roof.
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We receive this question frequently in the summer. Yes, you might have moisture and condensation in the dryer this time of year. It has been very hot and humid the last few weeks.
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The transition, better known as the "hose" behind the dryer, is one of the most often overlooked pieces of a dryer ventilation system.
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Is your dryer trying to tell you something?
Excessive lint under your dryer or on the walls behind it is a warning sign that your dryer vent needs help!
It's a common idea that if your dryer is not drying, your clothes are still wet, or your dryer is taking 2-3 cycles to dry; it means your heating element needs to be replaced or you need a new dryer.
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