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Rollingwood Dryer Vent Cleaning Pro

Increased drying time is a sign of a clogged dryer vent so schedule a dryer vent inspection by Dryer Vent Wizard

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Rollingwood Dryer Vent Cleaning Pro

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  1. Rollingwood Dryer Vent Cleaning Pro Rollingwood Dryer Vent Cleaning Pro The Framework of a Clothes dryer Fire Avert a clothes dryer fire with appropriate dryer duct cleaning and dryer maintenance service The majority of people are conscientious about having their HVAC system cleaned, however, few homeowners imagine the clothes dryer relative to fire prevention. Lots of dryer fires transpire each year, leading to loss of lives, traumas, property devastation and home loss. Aside from being a fire risk, poor dryer venting also presents a carbon monoxide exposure. These occurrences can be averted with adequately installed and maintained dryer vents. A clothing dryer fire develops when lint accumulates prohibiting airflow which then results in overheating. The heat and the combustible lint are the basic active ingredients for a dryer fire. Tumble dryers create a great deal of lint and only cleaning the lint screen is not nearly enough. The lint screen catches a lot of lint however some escapes into the inside of the dryer cabinet, dangerously close to the burner. The recommended practice to ensure your dryer venting system is safe is to have it properly inspected and cleaned approximately once a year. Another concern is the distance of the duct; the shorter, the better. In years past most washers and dryers were in the basement, on an exterior wall, with a comparatively short, straight vent to the outside. Presently quite a few newer home or apartments tend to have their laundry area located away from an outside wall, with some being on the second floor. This means dryer vents are a lot longer and contain some bends where dust and lint can amass. They're also difficult to get to therefore a greater challenge to keep cleaned. The most ideal dryer vent system is short and straight. The sections need to also be joined together to leave the inside smooth and devoid of screws or fasteners that lint could snag on. It is crucial that the vent be composeded of stiff material, not the bendable, foil kind of hose that crushes quite easily, to restrict air movement. Admit acceptable space between the dryer and the wall. A error people frequently make is forcing the dryer too close to the wall, crushing the ducting and generating an airflow challenge right off the bat. Here is one last guideline that not many people are aware of. The dryer vent filter ought to be rinsed thoroughly with warm soapy water every few months to eliminate residue build up created by softener sheets. It is certainly feasible for the lint screen to have so much accumulation on it that it will hold water! This clearly restricts air flow and causes the dryer to take more than one cycle to successfully dry a load of laundry. This report was produced by The Dryer Vent Wizard, who really wants all consumers to become knowledgeable about how threatening their seemingly innocent clothes dryer may be. The Wizard provides more fire prevention ideas and manageable, preventative means for reducing the chances of a clothes dryer fire at https://www.dryerventwizard.com/.

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