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List Price: $8.74 With Deal: $15.33 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Dryer Parts & Accessories For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy LTF Supurr-Flex® Lint Trap Kit, please check out: It serves its purpose very well. I've been using the same lint trap kit on my 120v dryer for over 5 years without a single issue. I do have a 4' washer/dryer closet and I close the doors (unventilated) during warmer months to keep the heat from getting out. However, I only clean the trap kit about once a month and usually just add water when I see the level is getting low in between loads. Sometimes I forget to add water, but the worst that's happened is that I found random pieces of lint stuck to my W/D closet walls! No mold, no mildew, and I have bad allergies so I would have definitely "felt" the effect of any such problems long ago. I recently removed the aluminum tubing for the first time since I bought it to do a deep cleaning. I found very minor traces of lint that my handvac sucked up in a jiffy. Unless you have a really large dryer and do massive loads of really damp clothes pretty regularly, I don't think the warnings are any reason to not try this. This little gadget is a wonderful...

See Products Related To LTF Supurr-Flex® Lint Trap Kit: Deflecto Indoor dryer venting supurr-flex UL listed 2158 clothes dryer transition duct non-tipping 2 clamps 4' dia x 5-ft length foil duct built-in hanger Great if you don't have outside venting I live in a 1899 brownstone in N.Y. and I purchased my first dryer in early October this year after hanging clothes on a indoor clothesline in my basement for years. I had no outdoor vents or a window near my washer or new dryer. Therefore nowhere to vent the dryer. This Lint Trap Kit is amazing. it's easy to install all you need is to make sure you keep water in the kit and you're set. I check the water level after each dry cycle but the water level is good for at least 5 to 6 drying cycles. It's good to clean out the lint and dump the dirty water for clean water in the kit every 5 to 6 drying cycles. This is a must for anyone without outside venting. This is a fantastic product I love it.

It serves its purpose very well. I've been using the same lint trap kit on my 120v dryer for over 5 years without a single issue. I do have a 4' washer/dryer closet and I close the doors (unventilated) during warmer months to keep the heat from getting out. However, I only clean the trap kit about once a month and usually just add water when I see the level is getting low in between loads. Sometimes I forget to add water, but the worst that's happened is that I found random pieces of lint stuck to my W/D closet walls! No mold, no mildew, and I have bad allergies so I would have definitely "felt" the effect of any such problems long ago. I recently removed the aluminum tubing for the first time since I bought it to do a deep cleaning. I found very minor traces of lint that my handvac sucked up in a jiffy. Unless you have a really large dryer and do massive loads of really damp clothes pretty regularly, I don't think the warnings are any reason to not try this. This little gadget is a wonderful...