Did you know that when you dry one load of clothes in an average 1600 square foot home, you are pumping all the air outside , that you just paid to heat ? The average dryer dries clothes by pulling air though the vent in the back of the dryer then forcing it outside your home.

Heat Helper will greatly reduce the heat that escapes your home during the dryer cycle. Heat Helper allows you to circulate warm air that has been pulled from your home and would otherwise be forced outside your home via dyer vent, reducing the frequency of your furnace usage. Along with keeping the warm air in, Heat Helper also adds humidity to the air which reduces the dryness and static electricity of your home during winter months, while allowing for outside venting during warmer months.

Saves Room Heat from Being Wasted Assists Furnace in Heating Your Home Adds Humidity to Dry Winter Air Raises Dryer Height For Easier Loading / Unloading Switch For Indoor or Outdoor Venting Easy-to-clean Snap-on Filter Sturdy Construction, Fits Under Standard-height Cabinetry 29" wide, 9" tall ,29" long , weighs 23lbs I just wanted to drop you a note to tell you I received my heat helper in the mail Friday and hooked it up Sunday. It works great. I don't know why they don't manufacture dryers like this with an optional box on the bottom such as the heat helper when you buy one from the store. I owned and managed a coin laundry for six years so i am very familiar with the workings of dryers. It should be a optional feature on the sale of any dryer. Anyway, thanks for your help and you can use me for a testimonial if you would like. Sincerely, Donna P. Belews Creek, NC

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