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Atglen Dryer Vent Cleaning Group

Dryer maintenance, reroute dryer vents, all dryer vent system service by Dryer Vent Wizard

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Atglen Dryer Vent Cleaning Group

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  1. Atglen Dryer Vent Cleaning Group Atglen Dryer Vent Cleaning Group The Components of a Dryer Fire Ward off a clothes dryer fire with adequate dryer vent cleaning and dryer maintenance service The majority of people are punctual about having their furnace cleaned, but, so few consumers contemplate their dryer relative to fire prevention. Great numbers of dryer fires occur every year, triggering fatalities, injuries, home destruction and home loss. Other than being a fire risk, unfit dryer venting also poses a carbon monoxide accident. These incidents can be detered with suitably installed and maintained dryer vent system. A clothing dryer fire transpires when lint increases inhibiting airflow which then generates overheating. The heat and the ignitable dryer lint are the main ingredients for a dryer fire. Clothes dryers manufacture a great deal of lint and only cleaning the lint screen is not enough. The lint screen catches a lot of lint however some gets into the inside of the dryer cabinet, perilously near to the heating element. The ideal practice to make sure your dryer vent unit is safe is to have it professionally assessed and cleaned at least once a year. An additional matter is the span of the duct; the shorter, the more ideal. There was a time when most clothes dryers were in the basement, on an exterior wall, with a pretty short, straight vent to the outdoors. These days quite a few trendy home or apartments tend to have their laundry area placed far from an outside wall, with some located on the second floor. This means dryer vent lines are considerably longer and contain some bends in which lint can amass. They are also difficult to reach and thus a greater challenge to keep cleaned. The most ideal 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 may get caught on. It is important that the duct be constructed from stiff material, not the bendable, foil sort of hose that crunches easily, hampering air movement. Allow plenty of clearance between the clothes dryer and the wall. One misstep people typically make is forcing the dryer too close to the wall, compressing the venting and creating an ventilation obstacle immediately. Here is one last guideline that very few people know of. The dryer vent screen ought to be cleaned real good with warm soapy water every few months to remove residue build up created by fabric softener sheets. It is actually conceivable for the lint screen to have so much build-up on it that it will hold water! This absolutely inhibits air flow and causes the dryer to take more than one cycle to thoroughly dry a load of clothing. This content was prepared by The Dryer Vent Wizard, who would like all people to become aware of how unsafe their seemingly innocent clothes dryer can be. The Wizard provides more fire prevention suggestions and easy, preventive steps for protecting against a dryer fire at https://www.dryerventwizard.com/.

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