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JKHS New York Chimney & Dryer Vent Cleaning

Dryer repair, new dryer vent installed and professional dryer vent service by Dryer Vent Wizard

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JKHS New York Chimney & Dryer Vent Cleaning

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  1. JKHS New York Chimney & Dryer Vent Cleaning JKHS New York Chimney & Dryer Vent Cleaning The Elements of a Tumble dryer Fire Avert a clothes dryer fire with correct dryer duct cleaning and dryer maintenance service Most people are punctual about getting their heating system cleaned, however, so few people consider their clothes dryer in regard to fire avoidance. Lots of dryer fires occur each year, resulting in casualties, injuries, building devastation and home loss. Apart from being a fire risk, improper dryer venting also poses a carbon monoxide risk. These circumstances can be prevented with properly installed and maintained dryer ducting. A clothes dryer fire manifests when lint amasses restricting airflow which then induces overheating. The heat and the volatile dryer lint are the primary ingredients for a dryer fire. Clothing dryers produce a lot of lint and simply cleaning the lint filter is insufficient. The lint screen traps a lot of lint but some travels into the inside of the dryer cabinet, perilously close to the burner. The very best means to make sure your dryer venting system is sound is to get it professionally inspected and cleaned about once a year. A different concern is the overall length of the venting; the shorter, the more suitable. In years past most washers and dryers were in the basement, on an outside wall, with a pretty short, straight vent to the outside. Today many trendy home or apartments can have their laundry area situated away from an outside wall, with some located on the second floor. This means dryer vents are lengthier and consist of some bends in which lint can build up. They are also harder to reach therefore more difficult to keep cleaned. The preferred dryer vent system is short and straight. The pieces should also be joined together to leave the interior smooth and without screws or fasteners which lint can catch on. It is vital that the duct be made of stiff material, not the pliable, foil sort of tubing that crumbles easily, constricting air movement. Enable acceptable clearance between the dryer and the wall. One error people frequently make is moving the dryer too close to the wall, squashing the vent and developing an air flow condition immediately. Here's one last idea that few people recognize. The dryer vent filter should be cleaned completely with warm soapy water every few months to clear away residue build up created by softener sheets. It is in fact conceivable for the lint screen to have so much accumulation on it that it will hold water! This surely inhibits air flow and causes the dryer to take more than one cycle to successfully dry a load of clothing. This feature was posted by The Dryer Vent Wizard, who wants all consumers to be familiar with how dangerous their seemingly innocent clothes dryer can be. The Wizard furnishes more fire protection strategies and convenient, preventive means for avoiding a dryer fire at https://www.dryerventwizard.com/.

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