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NeilBlanchard · 12-14-09, 12:18 PM

Hi,

I think a large filter is the way to go, since you would recover ALL of the heat, and you would get the moisture as well. In the winter time in heated houses, the air gets very dry without some way of humidifying it.

We has a gas dryer, so maybe a carbon monoxide sensor would be a smart thing to have?

12-14-09, 12:18 PM	#26
NeilBlanchard Journeyman EcoRenovator Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Maynard, MA Eaarth Posts: 383 Thanks: 78 Thanked 39 Times in 32 Posts	Hi, I think a large filter is the way to go, since you would recover ALL of the heat, and you would get the moisture as well. In the winter time in heated houses, the air gets very dry without some way of humidifying it. We has a gas dryer, so maybe a carbon monoxide sensor would be a smart thing to have?