1) Place the dryer in a non-ventilated room. If there is no kitchen closet, you may be tempted to place the dryer in a garage. the ventilated dryer is, in theory, a better option for a garage, provided you can install the tube through a window or ventilation on the wall.

1) Put your dryer in an unventilated room. If you lack space in the kitchen or laundry, you may be tempted to put your dryer in a garage. The disaggregated dryers are, in theory, a better option for a garage, as long as you can install the tube through a window or ventilation on the wall.

1) Put the dryer in an unventilated room. If you lack space in the kitchen or laundry room, you may be tempted to put the dryer in a garage. Disaggregated dryers are, in theory, a better option for a garage, as long as you can install the tube through a window or ventilation on the wall.

There is no longer a restriction on the use of appliances in bathrooms, even if they must be suitable for this purpose and satisfy IPX4 or IPX5 requirements if they are located in zone 2. Washing machines, dryers, dryers and other qualified IPX4 devices can be located in zone 2.

1) Put the dryer in an unventilated room. If you lack a kitchen or laundry space, you can be tempted to put the dryer in a garage. Dryers are, in theory, a better option for a garage, as long as you can install the tube through a window or ventilation on the wall.