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Glen Ellyn Dryer Vent CleaningTeam

Dryer vent service, dryer vent repair, dryer vent installation professionally done by Dryer Vent Wizard

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Glen Ellyn Dryer Vent CleaningTeam

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  1. Glen Ellyn Dryer Vent CleaningTeam Glen Ellyn Dryer Vent CleaningTeam The Framework of a Clothing dryer Fire Fend off a dryer fire with good dryer duct cleaning and dryer maintenance service Most individuals are punctual about getting their HVAC system cleaned, yet, very few folks think about the clothes dryer in relation to fire protection. Great numbers of dryer fires occur each year, resulting in deaths, injuries, home destruction and home loss. In addition to being a fire threat, unsuitable dryer venting also causes a carbon monoxide risk. These calamities can be stopped with properly installed and maintained dryer venting. A tumble dryer fire transpires when lint builds up impeding airflow which then provokes overheating. The heat and the kindling dryer lint are the key components for a dryer fire. Clothes dryers create a great deal of lint and only cleaning the lint filter is not enough. The lint screen snares a lot of lint but some goes into the back of the dryer cabinet, precariously near the burner. The most effective solution to be sure your dryer ventilation equipment is risk-free is to get it expertly inspected and cleaned at least once a year. Yet another concern is the length of the venting; the shorter, the better. Years ago most clothes dryers were in the basement, on an exterior wall, with a rather short, straight vent to the outdoors. Nowadays quite a few modern homes will have their laundry room positioned away from an outside wall, with some located on the second floor. This means dryer vent lines are lengthier and contain some turns in which dryer lint can collect. They're also harder to access hence more difficult to keep cleaned. The fitting dryer vent system is short and straight. The parts must also be joined together to leave the interior smooth and devoid of screws or fasteners which lint can catch on. It is vital that the vent be constructed from inflexible material, not the bendable, foil variety of line that crushes easily, constricting air flow. Enable adequate space between the clothes dryer and the wall. A mistake people often make is pushing the dryer too close to the wall, compressing the vent line and creating an air flow challenge immediately. Here is one final pointer that not too many people understand. The dryer vent filter must be rinsed real good with hot soapy water every few months to get rid of residue build up caused by softener sheets. It is certainly possible for the lint screen to have so much build-up on it that it will hold water! This surely inhibits air flow and causes the dryer to take more than one cycle to thoroughly dry a load of clothes. This guide was written by The Dryer Vent Wizard, who really wants all people to become aware of how precarious their apparently innocent clothes dryer might be. The Wizard presents more fire protection tips and convenient, preventive steps for avoiding a dryer fire at https://www.dryerventwizard.com/.

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