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Professional Dryer Vent Cleaning Service
When you wash clothes, fabrics naturally produce lint. Additionally, items left in your pockets and residue from dryer sheets contribute to lint accumulation, which often collects in the dryer’s exhaust system. Over time, these elements can lead to a significant buildup in the dryer vent, which is why modern homes are equipped with a dryer exhaust system.
A clogged dryer vent poses a serious fire hazard. Lint, debris, and remnants from your pockets can accumulate in the external portion of the vent, obstructing the airflow. The dryer exhaust vent plays a crucial role by expelling heat, steam, and fumes generated during the drying process.
To ensure your home’s safety, it’s essential to regularly check for and remove any lint buildup in and around the dryer vent, both inside the dryer and at the exterior exhaust. Make it a habit to clear out lint before every drying cycle. A clogged lint trap can increase the drying time and may even lead to a home fire.
When clothes are worn, washed, and dried, it disrupts the bonding of the fabrics over time, producing tiny particles of fabric that build up into lint. Tiny ends of cotton, wool, and other materials create lint that can create a blockage in your dryer. Therefore, it's critical to clean the lint screen between loads.
What happens when you don't clean the lint filter?
The build-up of lint in the filter will lead to many harmful results. • Blockage from dryer so heat can not escape • Potential fire • Burned clothes • Clogged exhaust hose
How to clean a dryer vent on the roof?
The roof dryer exhaust should be inspected and cleaned at least once a year by a professional. Call today to schedule a cleaning appointment.
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How to clean out a dryer vent?
Step 1
Disconnect the dryer ventilation hose from the outside deposit.
Step 2
Use a vacuum hose attachment to vacuum the lint from inside the hose.
Step 3
Use a brush to gently wipe away any residue you can see inside the ventilation hose.
Step 4
Reconnect the hose.
For the best results, call a professional HVAC company like Apex Heating & Air. Our services are affordable and on your schedule.