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Petaluma Dryer Vent Cleaning

Solution for slow drying time caused by a clogged dryer vent is dryer vent service by the #1 dryer vent pro

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Petaluma Dryer Vent Cleaning

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  1. Petaluma Dryer Vent Cleaning Petaluma Dryer Vent Cleaning The Components of a Tumble dryer Fire Avert a clothes dryer fire with adequate dryer vent cleaning and dryer maintenance service Most people are meticulous about getting their HVAC system cleaned, but the truth is, very few consumers think about clothes dryer in regard to fire avoidance. Hundreds of dryer fires transpire annually, triggering fatalities, impairments, home destruction and home loss. Apart from being a fire danger, inappropriate dryer venting also presents a carbon monoxide exposure. These calamities can be averted with correctly installed and maintained dryer vent system. A dryer fire manifests when lint amasses reducing airflow which then generates overheating. The heat and the ignitable lint are the primary compounds for a dryer fire. Dryers manufacture a great deal of lint and just cleaning the lint filter is insufficient. The lint screen snags a lot of lint however some escapes into the back of the dryer, perilously close to the heating element. The most effective process to ensure your dryer vent equipment is safe is to have it properly evaluated and cleaned about once a year. One other issue is the distance of the venting; the shorter, the more suitable. Years ago most washers and dryers were in the basement, on an outside wall, with a somewhat short, straight vent to the outdoors. Presently a lot of newer houses can have their laundry area placed far from an outside wall, with some being on the second floor. This means dryer vent lines are a lot longer and are composed of some bends in which dryer lint can gather. They are also more difficult to get to hence more difficult to keep cleaned. The optimal dryer vent system is short and straight. The parts need to also be joined together to make the interior smooth and devoid of screws or rivets which lint can catch on. It is important that the vent be made from stiff material, not the bendable, foil sort of line that breaks quite easily, to constrict air movement. Allow acceptable space between the dryer and the wall. One error people quite often make is pushing the dryer too close to the wall, squashing the ducting and developing an ventilation issue instantly. Here is one last tip that few people know of. The dryer vent filter ought to be rinsed well with warm soapy water every few months to eliminate residue build up generated by fabric softener sheets. It is essentially conceivable for the lint filter to have so much accumulation on it that it will hold water! This absolutely inhibits air flow and causes the dryer to take more than one cycle to successfully dry a load of laundry. This information was published by The Dryer Vent Wizard, who would like all people to be aware of how perilous their seemingly innocent clothes dryer might be. The Wizard furnishes more fire protection pointers and convenient, preventive actions for preventing a dryer fire at https://www.dryerventwizard.com/.

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