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Telkman · 04-26-2003, 12:58 PM

A bit of a strange question...

My tumble dryer is a 'condensing' one - the idea being that it doesn't need any pipes/tubes for water to belet out from.

I assume it condenses all the steam back to water before it collects it in a tray for disposal. But it could just be a name given to this type of dryer by the manufacturers. :shrug:

If i remember correctly from my science classes, condensing water distills it, so if it actually is condensing it, i could use it as a simple source of distilled water for a watercooling setup.

Anyone happen to know anymore about these types of dryers?

Telkman

04-26-2003, 12:58 PM	#1
Telkman Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: In a Circle of Rage Posts: 4	Condensing Clothes/Tumble Dryers A bit of a strange question... My tumble dryer is a 'condensing' one - the idea being that it doesn't need any pipes/tubes for water to belet out from. I assume it condenses all the steam back to water before it collects it in a tray for disposal. But it could just be a name given to this type of dryer by the manufacturers. :shrug: If i remember correctly from my science classes, condensing water distills it, so if it actually is condensing it, i could use it as a simple source of distilled water for a watercooling setup. Anyone happen to know anymore about these types of dryers? Telkman __________________ :: Sometimes I swear that I can hear the taunting of the voiceless ones...:: Abit NF7-S :: Barton 2500+ @ 3000+ (180*12) :: 2 x 256MB Crucial DDR333 @ 360 :: Crucial Radeon 9700 Pro @ 351/666 :: WD800JB :: 16321 3D Marks :: Blagged Hardware :: Design Portfolio ::