1. Do condenser dryers make the room damp?

Condenser dryers work in a way where they do not need an external vent to pump the humid air into your laundry area, instead the hot air is moved to a condensing chamber where it is condensed into the water, collected, and stored in the container under the machine. If you fit a condenser dryer in a well-ventilated room, that will allow some warm air to escape without causing damp in the room.

2. How often do you empty a condenser dryer?

It is advised to empty the container after every cycle, or when the Water Tank Full Indicator lights up.

3. How often should I clean my condenser dryer's lint filter?

It is recommended to clean the filter after every drying cycle, or when the cleaning indicator symbol lights up. You can either remove the lint by hand or use a vacuum cleaner on its lowest power setting to get the filter clean. Once you’ve done that, pop the filter back in place.

Keeping the lint filter clean is super important, as a dirty filter makes the machine work harder. This means clothes take longer to dry, you use more energy, and the extra strain will shorten the lifespan of the appliance.