Very very small like sweat likes heat - Heating & Cooling

Do this for 1 month have warm water bath followed by using no sweat spray, adjust temperature, turn on the fans, open the windows (if it's cold outside), and sleep in breathable pyjamas with light bedding. Relax and de-stress. Uncover your feet and neck, drink a glass of cold water, throw a cool washcloth on your head, or run cold water over your wrists if you wake up sweating.

To dry clothes, we need 2 things:
1-heat to evaporate the water from the clothing
2- adequate air flow to exhaust the moist air, thereby drying them.

Your heat seems to work.....if you stop the dryer mid-cycle, the clothes should be hot.

It sounds to me like you have a lack of air flow through the dryer. If you can get to the exhaust vent grill outside, then see if you get a large volume of air coming out of it. If not, then look for the louvers stuck closed on your outside grill, or any kind of blockage in your ductwork.

Perhaps undo the vent at the back of the dryer TEMPORARILY

Sweating is your body's way of releasing excess heat and cooling itself. Sweating is natural in many situations, but sweating can be intensified by any number of elements, including heat, exercise and stress.

the "Discharge" line sweating on a mimn split is normal all of the flow metering is done in the outside unit . as to it not cooling well are the filters clean? if they are you more than likely have a leak and need to get is serviced

The heat is from the mullion heater. Thats is there to keep the area from sweating. If you turn the energy switch to off then the heat will disappear. But it might start to sweat again

It shouldn't leak or sweat inside the building. Have the installer pay for a reinstallation by a qualified technician. Threaten them with small claims court and negative publicity. Both work quite well.

The heat is most likely what caused this. It probably melted some rubber or plastic component in the cartridge in the faucet. The manifold would have been quite hot 2 inches from a copper joint being sweated.

This may not be the solution for your problem, but I'm sure you'll like the way I'm thinking... ;- )

I also have an H700, and the clearance from my cheek to the microphone aperture is small--maybe two millimeters. I've had a couple of occasions during the summer when I was working outdoors in the heat, and my sweat bridged between the mike boom and my cheek--my callers told me I was unintelligible. With the sweat wiped away and the mike aperture cleared, all was well again.

If you're sweating during use, that may be your problem. If it's a continuous problem, maybe you have something mashed into the mike aperture...?