F355 Sipder and the tumble dryer

[Tigerfurxxx]

Ok Ok

Might seem like an odd question but my F355 shares its garage with the tumble dryer. Its one of those dryers that stores the water inside instead of makeing the air in the garage damp.

Do you thing my 355 will be ok or should i stop using the tumble dryer ?

[PompeyM3]

I guess the easy thing is to empty the water from the tray after each time you use it. I used to have one (a tumble dryer, not a 355) in the kitchen and never had any problems there.

[jdw1234]

Just make sure you use the F355 and it doesnt just sit there forever.

I am sure plenty of them live in humid countries.

[xPOW]

if in doubt, buy a dehumudifier for £150 and it may prevent any moisture issues

[Onshore]

My spider is identical to yours (Giallo / Nero / Shields etc..) and shares the garage with the tumble dryer...tell me is it an Zanussi also ? coz that would be spooky !! ;-).

TBH If you vent the tumble dryer outside then it shouldn't even be an issue.

The Zanussi and the Ferrari get on well, but then again the dryer's grandfather got made into a
a Lancia Beta back in the 80's.

[F355spider]

Should be fine, as a bonus leave a couple of the 'bounce' wipes on your seats and it should always be nice and fluffy

[MalcQV]

Onshore said:

The Zanussi and the Ferrari get on well, but then again the dryer's grandfather got made into
a Lancia Beta back in the 80's.

In my first house I had the tumble drier vent into the garage (there was really no other way) my then Sierra Ghia got plenty steamed but never an ounce of rust. Not so sure about Italian metal though . I am sure with a condenser drier (think that is what the OP said it was) it keeps most the moisture in the water tank

Edited by MalcQV on Tuesday 19th April 13:05

[F355spider]

MalcQV said:

In my first house I had the tumble drier vent into the garage (there was really no other way) my then Sierra Ghia got plenty steamed but never an ounce of rust. Not so sure about Italian metal though . I am sure with a condenser drier (think that is what the OP said it was) it keeps most the moisture in the water tank

Edited by MalcQV on Tuesday 19th April 13:05

The water it produces (de ionised) is perfect for cleaning all your glass, leaving no streaks or spots.

[threesixty]

Tigerfurxxx said:

Ok Ok

Might seem like an odd question but my F355 shares its garage with the tumble dryer. Its one of those dryers that stores the water inside instead of makeing the air in the garage damp.

Do you thing my 355 will be ok or should i stop using the tumble dryer ?

Should be fine, if you're really worried get some humidity indicator cards and they'll give you an idea if the air is excessively damp.