I'd be trying to figure out a better way to run the lines.
link? any type of evidence with the electricity? Not doubting you I would just like to verify it as I see it done in apartment complexs very often.PVC? I seem to recall somewhere that PVC was NOT to be used. I think it has to do with static electricity and lint getting stuck in it as well as the heat issue.
I believe the temp limit for PVC is 140 deg and a dryer vent can get hotter than that.
What booster did you use. I found one for $140 that is at a 90,, so that takes out one bend,, and the fan is out of the air flow so it shouldn't get as linty.hardwareman said:absolutely nothing wrong with adding a booster vent to your dryer. Many times homeowners have no choice in how the dryer gets vented. Booster fans are a safe and effective way to deal with long runs, install it and your dryer will live a lot longer life. As far as the PVC goes, it is no problem either.