Amazingly the home inspector missed this…
As mentioned in our latest article;
Section M1502 in the IRC governs dryer exhausts – the salient points for new or retrofitting work (2009 IRC) are that it must terminate outside & be at least 3’ from any opening (so far so good.) With the exception of the piece connecting the dryer to the main line, it must be smooth metal pipe & supported every 4’ (yeah – big oops). The total length should not exceed 25’ (which includes the flex line from the dryer – which is limited to 8′) to the exterior. Any 90° bends in the line count as 5’ of length.
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I wonder how many pounds of lint collected in that trap.
LOL, that is a great question & sounds like a great contest. Unfortunatly I don’t think we will ever know in this case
I wonder how many pounds of lint collected in that trap.
LOL, that is a great question & sounds like a great contest. Unfortunatly I don’t think we will ever know in this case