VIWINVELA Indoor Dryer Vent Kit Bucket Lint Trap Dryer Vent (Black Dryer Vent Box - No Duct Included)

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For the job it is to be used for it is perfect, small, compact and easy to mount on the wall.

We are in the process of installing this handy device now. The hose you can buy (extra) is total junk. It is made of paper (not like the metal one you’re already using on your dryer). We couldn’t get it on if we had wanted to since it tore immediately.… So, this device has to be upright (because it holds water), but it is small, flimsy and light. When you use your dryer (and air goes into/ through this thing), it will fall over, the top will pop off, and the dirty water goes all over. But wait, there is a wall mount bracket that comes with it! (You probably can’t use that either- trying to install it on the wall mount broke the lid to the device/ bucket .) This whole thing is so janky, it’s almost completely unusable. (For the record, my husband is a toolmaker, and really truly understands how all of this works/ is supposed to work….) We have a dryer vent situation that requires we cut a hole in the dining room ceiling to repair, and we don’t want to do that until Christmas is over (it’s Nov 12 today). So we’re using this junky device as a very temporary band aid to allow us to dry clothes for a couple of months before we do an actual repair.Things that may help you if you ignore this whole review and buy this junky device anyway…1. Do not pay extra for the hose, it won’t work anyway.2. You probably also won’t have any luck attaching this thing to a wall. Get a couple of heavy bottles of laundry detergent/ bleach so you can “barricade” the bucket into an upright position. (Otherwise it will fall over when you run the dryer.)3. If it does fall over and break immediately (as mine did), refill it and tape the lid back on to the bucket with duct tape. (You’ll need more later as you have to occasionally refill the water.)Not a great device. It also (as you may have guessed…) causes the laundry area to heat up a LOT. The humidity in the area increases a lot also. I would think if you fry a lot this device would result in a mold problem.If you can afford/ have the time to deal with a real fix for your dryer vent, just go for it. This thing is a total piece of junk and probably shouldn’t even be used for a short period of time.

Keep the heat and humidity inside the house in wintertime!Easily installed, a breeze to clean and maintain. A littl pricy, but one of those things that just keeps the laundry room lint-ftee and tidy.

What I like: It sits on top of my dryer that is not to far from the ceiling. I don't have to mount it to a wall. It doesn't tip over and works to help stop most of the dryer vent emissions from going into my main living area.What I didn't like: If I hadn't have kept the Panda vent mouthing ring, plastic vent pipes, and plastic vent adapter connector: I would have had to return it because I couldn't get it to mount to the small round plastic vent that was almost flush with the back of the dryer. Not much surface area to clamp a flexible, wide, circular vent tube on it even with a twist tie. I was able to get the dryer vent tubing, that came with this product, or whatever it is called to connect to the plastic pipe vent connectors or it slid so far down over them I didn't need to clamp it to the plastic vent pipes and I have little to no leakage of dryer air before going into the round container filled with water.