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No Pest Dryer Vent

No Pest Dryer Vent | Look at the double doors. This keeps pests out and prevents cold air from backdrafting into your home. CLICK or TAP HERE to have it delivered to your home in just a day or two.

No Pest Dryer Vent - Mine Works Well

I installed a special dryer vent cover about four years ago. It's a no pest dryer vent.

It comes with two flaps, not just one as you find on regular vent covers.

The outer flap has tiny magnets that keep the cover closed so it won't annoy you on windy days.

Clever No Pest Dryer Vent Design Stops Intruders

Look up at that image again and notice the design of the inner flap or door. This is the magic of this dryer vent. Scorpions, spiders, mice, serpents, etc. can't defeat it because of the male/female design of this flap.

The vents come in a few different colors and some are made with an integrated flange for vinyl siding.

Can This Vent Cover Be Used For Bathroom Exhaust Too?

Yes! These no pest dryer vent covers are perfect for bathroom exhaust. The outer doors seal much better than traditional vent covers. This eliminates cold drafts blowing on your wet skin after getting out of the shower or tub!

CLICK or TAP HERE to have one delivered to your home in days.

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No Pest Dryer Vent - Works Really Well
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3 Responses to No Pest Dryer Vent

  1. Carol Walker says:

    I moved into a home that was built in the early 70's last year. It has a wall exhaust by the kitchen stove. Would this exhaust work with that?

  2. William Bonner says:

    My experience with these vents is that the magnet is too weak to work the door except when brand new. I live in a apt building and there are about 6 on out back wall. We have trouble with mice, and when the vents are at rest they have a 1/4" gap (both of them), plenty of room for mice to enter.

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