3-in-1 Indoor Dryer Vent, Stainless Steel Screen Filter, Polyester Filter and Water Drawer System, Upgrade Safety Vent Flap, with 4 Pieces Polyester Filters, For Electric Clothes Dryers

Sometimes the "door" blows off. Maybe that's an operator error though. This square model does not hold a lot of water so one has to remember to clean it out more often and add fresh water if one is doing a lot of laundry loads. I like the square design. The vent fits in the space between the washer and dryer easily. This is a good product and adds heat inside the home which is quite beneficial in our Northern winters. I have been using this product awhile now and it is still working well. I change the filter as needed. Easy to use, adds heat, and durable. Well worth the price.

This and the reviews are spot on. It does an excellent job being that there is a water lint trap along with a metal screen and blue filter screen. This is for an electric dryer. The humidity is quite minimal and good clean air that comes out. Build quality, ease of use and the perfect size. I installed mine in our basement and didn't want to cut holes.

Easy install and works great!

Pros:Easy installationEasy step by step instructionsExtra FiltersCompact, clean, sleek designCons:Does not include a hose clamp (Minus 1 star)Quality is basic but should be able to withstand usage. Works well.

Incredible!!! You never need to climb in the attic again! My husband cleans it every couple of weeks due to the fact we have many dogs! This is a terrific idea for keeping your dryer working quickly and saves a huge amount of time running your dryer, the items dry so fast!

These do a very good job at catching lint. They fit perfectly. You get a decent amount for the price.

Worked for dryer. Easy set up

It was super simple to install. It only took my wife and I about 5 minutes total. The parts are solid and well built. My laundry room is not the best insulated room as it is attached to my garage. This setup will definitely help heat the room during the winter and helps keep the room smelling laundry fresh!!On a side note to consider, one i did not originally. If you have exposed cold water pipes where this will be venting, it will most certainly cause those pipes to build condensation and sweat. The first load my wife put into the dryer, we quickly figured that one out. It was easy enough to fix, just bought some foam pipe insulation sleeves and it was all good after that. Just keep that in mind if you have an open ceiling in your laundry room.