Indoor Lint Trap Filter - See how it works!

[@MrDrewthat]

So exactly where does the lent go....how often does the water need to be replaced....where does the discharged heat go??

[@vapeking466]

These can only be used for electric dryers not gas!

[@thomazz1976]

How about moisture?

[@NadrianATRS]

It’s not going to keep the room from being moist and hot

[@livingaboard]

These always have lint dust that gets past the filter and covers everything in your house eventually

[@Godzilla20191]

Don’t use this if you have a gas dryer unless you wanna “oof” yourself

[@NickolasFaz]

BRUH WHEN HE SAID 5 INCHES DEEP, I CHOCKED!!

[@verblvik]

chocked

[@ObjectorOfThings]

So did she

[@dr3271]

@@verblvik @NickolasFaz "choked"

[@grabir01]

Stop with the you are lowering the impact on the environment.

[@mserrato587]

Can I use this one on a gas dryer? Thank you

[@robbieshaft]

Most definitely not

[@djrednitro4116]

@@robbieshaft why

[@robbieshaft]

@@djrednitro4116 you do not want the fumes from a gas dryer going anywhere else but out of your house, this is for electric only.

[@SuperMerlot]

You can if you have the dryer located in a well vented room

[@Gamer_2017_]

Don’t do that

[@Xizervexius]

or...get a ventless dryer like the rest of the world

[@jayturkdagerk3380]

Those are junk though

[@ericvelazquez1342]

Those ventless cost almost double

[@BloominOnion1]

expensive, takes hours/days, practically useless. That's why the rest of the world still uses clothes hangers.