The dryer is vented into the attic instead of to outside the house. Is this common? It's always been vented to the outside in all the homes I've ever owned. It seems like a lot of moisture constantly vented into a closed space.
DannyDuberstein said:
You sure it doesn't continue up thru the roof? Because you're right, pumping that moisture into a closed space in your house is no bueno.
Extra blown in insulation.Maroonedinaustin said:
Positive. You can see the lent accumulated all over the place.
Maroonedinaustin said:
The house is 22 years old and sold at least three times. How do people not realize this is a safety issue?
.SteveBott said:
Have a contractor give you an estimate to fix then get the seller to concede that amount in seller paid closing costs and fix after purchase yourself. Then you know it's done right
This. Looking back at our home purchase, the sellers offered us cash to make our requested fixes after sale. Shoulda taken that cash....SteveBott said:
Have a contractor give you an estimate to fix then get the seller to concede that amount in seller paid closing costs and fix after purchase yourself. Then you know it's done right
JSKolache said:This. Looking back at our home purchase, the sellers offered us cash to make our requested fixes after sale. Shoulda taken that cash....SteveBott said:
Have a contractor give you an estimate to fix then get the seller to concede that amount in seller paid closing costs and fix after purchase yourself. Then you know it's done right