Things You'll Need:
- Heat keeper
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- Pantyhose
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Step 1
Disconnect the dryer exhaust hose from the outlet that sends the air outside.
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Step 2
Connect the Heat Keeper to the exhaust hose according to the directions in the package. A Heat Keeper has a safety valve to prevent pressure buildup. It has a lever you can flip to alternate between directing the air inside and outside.
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Step 3
Alternatively, cover the end of the exhaust hose with a section of pantyhose, which traps the lint and keeps it from flying out into your house. Then simply let the warm air blow out into the laundry room.












Comments
owenc67202 said
on 11/7/2009 You can find a nice version of this along with a custom base that raises the height of the dryer at:
http://www.heat-helper.com/