Wherever possible, use a rigid aluminum dryer vent instead of a flexible aluminum vent because it won’t restrict airflow as much, and it’s less likely to clog with lint. 2) Raise the Dryer.

Wherever possible, use a rigid aluminum dryer vent instead of a flexible aluminum vent because it won't restrict airflow as much, and it's less likely to clog with lint. Fasten a sheet of 3/4-in ...

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- Dryer duct must be at least 4" diameter and as large as dryer outlet. - Concealed ducts must be rigid metal (galvanized or aluminum) duct. - Duct joints shall be secured with metal tape, do not ...