4" Insulated Flexible Duct
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LeafMan66_67
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4" Insulated Flexible Duct
Anyone have any use for 4" Insulated Flexible Duct? I've got somewhere in the range of 12-15 feet left over from when I replaced the bathroom fan last year. Stuff is taking up space. Free for whoever wants / needs it.
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Re: 4" Insulated Flexible Duct
I need to move my drier this summer so I could put it to use.
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Re: 4" Insulated Flexible Duct
Sounds like a job for rigid aluminum with taped joints instead of flexible. Less chance of dryer lint getting caught = less chance of fire.KMcK wrote:I need to move my drier this summer so I could put it to use.
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Re: 4" Insulated Flexible Duct
Reasonable concern; I'll discuss it with the expert.
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Re: 4" Insulated Flexible Duct
I agree ... rigid for the dryer ... wouldn't use this.jeffsmith wrote:Sounds like a job for rigid aluminum with taped joints instead of flexible. Less chance of dryer lint getting caught = less chance of fire.KMcK wrote:I need to move my drier this summer so I could put it to use.
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