The short answer is yes, dryers need an external vent to function properly and safely. A dryer vent is a duct that connects the dryer to the outside of the house and allows the hot, moist air and lint to escape. Without a vent, the dryer can overheat, cause a fire hazard, … Read full review
The electrical requirements for a stackable washer and dryer depend on the voltage, amperage, and plug type of the appliances. Most stackable washers and dryers in the US use a standard 120-volt outlet, but some models may require a 240-volt outlet. The amperage, or the amount of electric current, varies from 15 … Read full review
The best place to vent a stackable dryer is outside the house, through a wall or a roof. This way, you can avoid moisture, lint, and fire hazards in your home. However, if venting outside is not possible, you can use a ventless dryer or a condensation kit to safely dry your … Read full review
The short answer is no, you should not use a rubber mat instead of a stacking kit for your washer and dryer. A rubber mat may seem like a cheap and easy alternative, but it can cause more problems than it solves. In this article, we will explain why you need a … Read full review
The short answer is yes, you do need a stacking kit for washer and dryer if you want to stack them safely and securely. A stacking kit is a set of hardware that allows you to mount your dryer on top of your washer, saving space and improving efficiency. However, not all … Read full review