Which vent is specifically used to exhaust air and moisture from a clothes dryer?

The correct choice is the Dryer Vent. This type of vent is specifically designed to transport warm, moist air from a clothes dryer outside the building. Its primary purpose is to expel the lint and humidity generated during the drying process, which is crucial for preventing moisture buildup that could lead to mold growth or other moisture-related problems within the home.

The Dryer Vent is constructed to handle the high temperature and humidity produced by the dryer, ensuring that these elements are safely vented outdoors. Additionally, it is important for this vent to be properly installed and maintained to ensure efficient operation and safety, as blocked or poorly installed dryer vents can pose fire hazards.

Other types of vents serve different functions: an Exhaust Vent may refer to any general venting system, often used for other appliances or systems; a Fresh Air Vent is designed to bring in fresh air, typically for ventilation purposes; and an Air Return Vent is part of a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system that returns air from the occupied space to the air handling unit.