ventless or vented washer dryer combo?

Bobbo wrote:
I already have enough problems with moisture/humidity in my RV. I certainly wouldn't want to add more with a ventless dryer.

Read the comments above, or go to Splendide web site and read how non vented units work.

I already have enough problems with moisture/humidity in my RV. I certainly wouldn't want to add more with a ventless dryer.

If BB TX is right it looks like ventless may = more $ and more stuff to fail.

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Vented is the only way to go, IMHO. This dealer must have a supply of ventless units he needs to sell.

I would only use a ventless unit if I absolutely had zero way to use a vented unit and even then I would probably not get it and use laundromats.

The unvented units DO NOT put moisture inside the RV. Read up on how they actually work and you will find that they are sealed units that use a process to convert the moisture the a vapor, use cold water to condense it back to a liquid, and then drain it.

But. The unvented units do use a lot more water due to the condensing cycle. And they take longer to dry the clothes.

Vented dry better and use less water. There is not any moisture from a non vented one.

I just read the title of your post and thought immediately .... "humidity". As stated above, "humidity" and RV are a terrible mix. You want it vented outside. All the moisture has to go somewhere.

Sorry, ventless is not the way to go. Ventless driers condense the moisture while the cloths are drying and dumps the water in the grey tank! Go with a vented stackable washer drier set you'll be much happier.

Humidity is a killer inside any RV, if we were to put one in I would want it vented so all that humidity goes outside, or else I would have a medium to large dehumidifier very close by to suck up the humidity that the wet clothes are giving off.