Difference between revisions of "Dryer Exhaust"
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| − | Lint probably contains carbon compounds and might be directly usable as an ingredient in making felt. | + | Lint probably contains carbon compounds and might be directly usable as an ingredient in making felt. Current terrestrial dryers trap part of the lint with an internal filter, but some is still present in the exhaust. |
Moisture needs to be removed from the living areas to prevent rot and mold, but reclaimed as valuable water. | Moisture needs to be removed from the living areas to prevent rot and mold, but reclaimed as valuable water. | ||
[[category:Recycling]] | [[category:Recycling]] | ||
Revision as of 15:56, 3 May 2007
There are two components to Dryer Exhaust: lint and moisture.
Lint probably contains carbon compounds and might be directly usable as an ingredient in making felt. Current terrestrial dryers trap part of the lint with an internal filter, but some is still present in the exhaust.
Moisture needs to be removed from the living areas to prevent rot and mold, but reclaimed as valuable water.
