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They blow hot air through the wet laundry, an action that leads to drying of the clothes. This heat drives moisture from damp clothes and into the atmosphere. Here some of it evaporates back into water which gets collected by the machine and reused.\r\rThe water collected at the water container component is not enough to require a visit from a plumber. However, you will need to run the machine through a complete cycle once every two months or so. Some units come with a drain hose pre-installed. You can direct the collected water into your garden or laundry sink.\r\rThe main indoor component that the clothes pass through is a ventilated chamber, which ensures that humidity levels remain low inside. By the action of the hot air, the ventilation removes water vapours from inside the machine and sends them outside, where they condense into actual water. This process is known as an air-to-water heat exchanger. \r\rThere are 3 major variations of heat pump dryers:","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h3","heading":"Ventless heat pump dryer","text":"Vented tumble dryers extract moisture from clothing without exposing the laundry to any external environment (since there's no venting). In effect, these machines work as regular drying machines but with a twist - their condensers use cold coils to extract moisture instead of using a fan or filter for this purpose. They are noticeably energy-efficient since they do not heat cold air or run fans like traditional dryers. Moisture captured by the machine is used to humidify the room where it's located.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h3","heading":"Condensing heat pump dryer","text":"Condenser dryers can be identified by a big vent on one side of the machine. This design allows the machine to expel hot, humid air from inside to reduce humidity levels in homes or laundromats with very low ventilation. The condensed water from this process through a drain pipe can be collected using a condensate tray at the bottom of the unit. The water is accumulated through an external hose attached near the back of the machine (for proper drainage).\r\rThe energy efficiency of condenser tumble dryers is less compared to ventless heat dryers. However, condenser models are cheaper to buy, have a larger loading capacity, and dry laundry faster.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h3","heading":"Exhaust heat pump dryer","text":"These models are similar to condensing units, but they don't come with any vents on the actual machine. Instead, they use ducting kits for removing humid air from inside. The evaporator in these machines is usually located behind the unit and can be accessed by removing a small access door.\r\rThese 3 types of heat pump dryers come in both free-standing and built-in designs. Whether you need a heat pump tumble dryer, the vented or condenser models will depend on your space, washing capacity requirements and budget, among other factors. Built-in models are meant to be installed inside laundromats or commercial laundry rooms, while the freestanding units are best for residential applications.\r\rYou might have noticed that most heat pump dryers look pretty similar to high-efficiency conventional top load washers. This is because many of them are designed using washing machine parts. It's worth noting that not all electric dryers require plumbing, but these units do need an electrical outlet near where they're being installed because their power cords aren't very long.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"Does a heat pump dryer need a drain?","text":"No, not really. Most heat pump dryers are vented, which allows them to expel moist air into the atmosphere without requiring a drain. This is in contrast to the workings of a condenser tumble dryer. However, you will have to do periodic maintenance on your machine's evaporator coils (at least once every 2 months) and lint filter by removing any built-up lint and washing down its fins with water and detergent. This will ensure that humidity levels remain low inside the machine, even if laundry has been left inside for more than a few hours.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How much electricity does a heat pump dryer use?","text":"Heat pump dryers draw more power than conventional electric dryers. The actual models vary in terms of power consumption, but most units can provide similar energy savings as an Energy Star washing machine. On average, it has been shown they use considerably less energy compared to their counterparts. A new condensing unit typically uses around 1,500 watts, while old ventless designs might require up to 3,000 watts (which is still less than some older dryers). Keep in mind that these machines shouldn't be operated on high heat settings because they're designed for residential, not commercial use. For more information on energy efficient dryers, take a look at the Australian Government's Energy Rating website.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"What is a heat pump tumble dryer?","text":"Heat pump tumble dryers are much more energy-efficient than conventional dryers that rely on a mechanical drum or tumbling action to remove moisture from clothes. The heat pump technology they run on works by extracting heat from the surrounding environment (air or water) and transferring it to wet clothes inside the machine's drum via a cold evaporator coil. Since they use condensation instead of mechanical tumbling, these units can dry clothing faster than conventional electric dryers or even models that rely on direct combustion.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"Are heat pump tumble dryers efficient?","text":"Yes. The heat pump tumble dryers achieve superior energy efficiency because of the underlying condenser dryer technology they rely on. Most models claim to be able to provide similar energy savings as Energy Star washing machines - some can save up to 50% of your electricity bills compared to traditional tumble dryers.\r\rThey're also very quiet and can do a much better job at preserving the colours in clothing than most typical dryers. Some heat pump tumble dryers come with sensors on the drum that constantly monitor how much moisture is inside clothing. This allows them to automatically switch to low heat settings when laundry is about 3/4 of the way dried, saving electricity and preventing overheating.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How long does a heat pump dryer take to dry clothes?","text":"Heat pump dryers are much faster than conventional dryers because they rely on heat pumps, not combustion or mechanical tumbling, to extract moisture from laundry. Some condensing models can do this in around 40-50 minutes, while older ventless designs might take a bit longer - between 90 and 120 minutes. It's important to note that these units usually require a lower drying temperature or medium heat setting, which means drying laundry will take a bit longer when using the high heat setting.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"Do heat pump dryers cause condensation?","text":"Condensation can be a common problem with heat pump dryers. Even the best units might see some moisture collecting around the machine if laundry has been left inside for too long, but this is usually a relatively minor issue compared to most traditional dryers.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How do I prevent condensation from my heat pump tumble dryer?","text":"If you notice any condensation on your unit's cold evaporator coil - wipe it down as soon as possible to avoid stains and mildew growth. Operating your machine without venting it properly will cause wet clothes to accumulate moisture inside its inner chamber, resulting in unpleasant odours or even damage parts of the appliance over time. Most modern condensing models include a built-in drainage feature that automatically drains water away from the machine when it decides that the ambient temperature is low enough for this to be possible. This drains water from the reservoir through a hose or directly into a sink through an external port.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"Can I put a heat pump dryer on the wall?","text":"It's possible to wall mount heat pump tumble dryers, but it usually isn't a good idea. Most units are quite heavy and require 1-2 inches of clearance behind them in order to prevent overheating or damage to the machine itself. Most condensing models aren't designed for this kind of installation, but some ventless units can be mounted on a bracket provided that there's enough space around the appliance.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"Are heat pump dryers worth it?","text":"Heat pump tumble dryers are very efficient and considerably cheaper to use than traditional electric or gas-powered units, but they do cost quite a bit more upfront. Although prices have dropped significantly over the past few years, you can expect to pay around $1000 for a quality ventless model compared to closer to $300 for an older condensing unit. Most of these machines will also require professional installation (around $100-$200), making them cost more to buy and install as commercial or home appliances.\r\rThere are also reports that some users find these appliances quite difficult to operate at first because of the digital display and different cycles available on modern models - be prepared to spend time reading user manuals before using one. Fortunately, if you do your research upfront, there are some great deals to be had on high-quality heat pump dryers. ","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"Are heat pump dryers vented?","text":"In most cases, heat pump tumble dryers need to vent moist air from the inner drum to work correctly. However, there are a few condensing models that don't require any ventilation at all. These can be installed in any small house or workplace where installing a flexible external ducting system is not practical.\r\rThese units have an internal cold evaporator coil that sits near the rear of the chamber and collects moisture from clothing during a drying cycle before releasing it into the immediate environment through a drain hose or directly into a sink via a dedicated port. You should never operate these appliances without installing them carefully according to manufacturer instructions. Doing so could cause severe damage over time due to water flooding the unit when it cannot evaporate anymore. 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","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h3","heading":"Bleach","text":"One of the best ways to clean a glass splashback is by using bleach. Make sure you always use protective gloves when doing this, because although bleach is very effective at killing mould and bacteria it does have its hazards. To clean your glass splashbacks with bleach mix up one part chlorine in four parts water in a spray bottle. Spray the area down and leave for 10 minutes before wiping off with a damp cloth or sponge to reveal a sparkling shine.\r\r Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry completely before re-installing in the kitchen. Bleach may be effective but it can also be corrosive so make sure you take great care not to allow it to come into contact with fixtures or fittings. It should also be noted that you shouldn't use bleach on glass splashbacks if it's been treated with an anti-fog solution as this could cause the chemicals in the product to bubble and blister, allowing water to seep behind it which can then lead to more serious problems for your walls and flooring.\r\r","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h3","heading":"Salt and white vinegar","text":"Another good way to clean glass splashbacks is by using salt and white vinegar. To do this simply mix up a solution of one part salt in two parts white vinegar, creating a paste that you can apply to the area with a cloth or sponge to clean glass splashbacks.\r\r Rinse off thoroughly once it has been allowed to sit for 10 minutes before rinsing again with water and seeing how much difference it has made compared to other methods. The combination of salt and vinegar is also great at getting rid of bad odours coming from your kitchen so if your glass splashback have started smelling after cooking strongly flavoured foods then give them a quick polish with this method with a lint-free cloth afterwards just to ensure they stay fresh smelling.\r\rIf you're looking for a little extra cleaning power you can add a half cup of bicarbonate of soda to the mix, which will help grind away stains and marks with a lint free cloth.","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h3","heading":"Use vinegar and baking soda","text":"Finally, if none of these methods makes your glass splashback sparkle like new again then it's time to give up on that expensive purchase and buy yourself a replacement. There are lots of great deals available online where you can choose from various styles and finishes while still paying much less than you would in a hardware store or specialist manufacturer's shop.\r\rAnother great advantage of shopping online to get a good quality glass cleaner is that you can read product reviews before buying the glass cleaner, helping to narrow down your choices and avoid any mistakes and choose one that promises a streak-free finish. ","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How do you clean glass splashbacks without streaks?","text":"The best way to clean glass splashbacks without streaks is to use an ultra-fine polishing pad with a product that has been developed for this purpose and a non-abrasive cleaner. There are many different brands available so try looking at reviews before committing to one purchase, as some may be better than others depending on your situation. While you can buy these pads from hardware stores they are often situated in the same area as abrasive cleaning products, meaning it's easy to pick up the wrong thing by mistake, which could actually damage your glass surface further.\r\rIf you're lucky enough not to have any stubborn stains or marks that won't shift then all you'll need is a simple spray cleaner or glass cleaner for regular cleaning with a lint-free cloth or paper towel between more intensive sessions. Just look out for 'streak free' on the label and clean the entire glass splashback to get a streak-free finish with a non-abrasive cleaner. To clean splashbacks, practice a bit of patience too. One you have that sorted, give your glass pool fence a once-over","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How do you clean a mirror backsplash?","text":"To clean a mirror backsplash simply spray the area down with tap water and soapy water with a spray bottle (which is much easier than cleaning a splashback made of tiles!) and wipe away any dust or dirt with a lint-free cloth or paper towel with soapy water or tap water. For stubborn marks you can use window cleaner with a clean cloth, allowing it time to dwell before wiping off. Don't use too much force as this could cause damage to your mirrors, be gentle and let the soapy water do its work. Always use a non-abrasive cleaner to get a streak-free sheen and avoid unsightly streaks. \r\rClean in a circular motion, avoid scratching because this will help in removing stains. For a kitchen splashback you can also use methylated spirits, dry cloth, lemon juice and distilled water to clean the splashback regularly. Allow it time to work rather than scrubbing at the glass like mad to make the glass splashback clean. Abrasive cleaners can create unsightly streaks that are visible in direct sunlight and make your houses big style feature look shabby. ","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How do you get grease off a glass splashback?","text":"The best way to clean a glass splashback that is covered in grease is to mix up a solution of half water and half white vinegar, using a spray bottle apply it to the area and allow it to sit for 10 minutes before rinsing off with warm water or using a soft lint-free cloth or a soft clean cloth. The vinegar will help cut through the grease while being gentle on your glass, which is important as many cleaning chemicals are too strong for glass surfaces. You can also use baking soda mixed with a little bit of water if you don't have any vinegar available. Even toughened glass can get bad grease stains in your kitchen splashbacks.\r\rJust clean splashbacks made of glass or even a stainless steel splashback with a white vinegar solution, non-abrasive cleaner, paper towels, hot soapy water, and one part lemon juice. Gently rub the non-abrasive cleaning product to get a shiny surface for cleaning glass. Stone splashbacks and acrylic splashbacks might need some extra effort. a few things you can do to clean splashbacks is to use a dry cloth to clean grease even on tough stone splashbacks or acrylic splashbacks. ","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How do you remove burn marks from glass?","text":"To remove burn marks from the glass you need to sand away some of the damaged material, which is best done with wet sanding. A specialist product will be easier on your glass than sandpaper, but not all tiles are made using tempered glass so it's important to take extra care if attempting this at home. You can use medium grade sandpaper or steel wool dipped in water for tougher marks and an ultra-fine pad for lighter damage.\r\rIf you don't have any options available then simply scrubbing at the area with cleaner and a damp cloth should do the trick. ","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How do you clean an acrylic splashback?","text":"The best way to clean an acrylic splashback is to use a specialist product that will break down grease and stains without being too harsh on your tiles. If you don't have any around the house then covering the area with kitchen roll before spraying it with water should give you similar results.\r\r You can also use white spirit or vinegar, but these are much stronger so only use them as a last resort. You also might wish to try using a magic eraser or similar scrubbing pad on acrylic surfaces with a damp cloth, as these are designed to be used without water. You don't need proper glass splashback learning for cleaning splashbacks. ","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How do you clean a tiled splashback?","text":"The best way to clean tile splashbacks is with white vinegar and baking soda. The combination of these two ingredients will be strong enough to remove any stains or marks without being too harsh on your tiles, which could cause them to discolour over time. Simply mix up a solution of equal parts water and vinegar, apply it to the area with a soft cloth before covering it in baking soda. Leave it for around five minutes then scrub away at the stains with your cloth until they disappear. \r\rTry to avoid abrasive cloths and work your way through with lint-free cloths. To avoid these issues you can use window cleaner which doesn't contain any chemicals that may leave marks on your flooring, however, if you're doing this every day then buying some specialist cleaner might save you money in the long run!","bulletData":null,"numberedListData":null,"columnData":null,"imageCaption_1":null,"imageCaption_2":null,"imageURL_1":null,"imageURL_2":null,"numberOfImages":null,"numberOfColumns":null},{"__typename":"SectionData","type":"Text","headingTag":"h2","heading":"How do you get stains out of a splashback?","text":"The best way to get stains out of your glass splashbacks is by scrubbing at the area with hot water and some washing up liquid or baking soda with lint-free cloths. Mix up a solution of half water and half white vinegar, apply it to the glass splashbacks then use an old toothbrush or magic eraser to remove any stubborn marks that are left behind. 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