$49.95 Service call to check up to 3 appliances on visit
Over time lint will build up in your dryers vent
When lint accumulates in you dryer vent, it's over a period of time and may not be noticed but 1 day someone will say " Why does my dryer feel so hot on the outside" or " why does it take so long to dry" Two signs of a lint buildup in vent. Or a burning smell from lint buildup inside dryer.
Some things to check if having longer drying times
Additional Information
A common cause for vent lint buildup is poor air flow. This can be caused by lint buildup within the dryers air blower assembly, internal air ducts or lint filter housing. This will slow the air flow to a point where the lint backs up and builds up in your vent.
Another culprit responsible for poor air flow is the vent between the dryer and the wall. It can collapse or be squashed restricting air flow. You must leave the door open on a closed laundry area, your dryer can use 20 or more cubic feet of air per minute. More airflow means faster drying time and slower lint buildup Many roof vents have a screen (which may clog) and require cleaning.
Check the vent hood outside, it may be damaged or have a critter nesting in it.
The easiest way to diagnose a slow drying problem is open the doors to the room where the dryer is for external ventilation, then disconnect the vent at the dryer, run a normal load thru a dry cycle and check drying time. If you have a GAS DRYER, make sure the room has adequate outdoor ventilation,( a poorly performing GAS appliance can create CARBON MONOXIDE), which is harmfu l /deadly to humans and pets. With gas appliances, be sure to have working carbon monoxide detectors in your home.
For FAST RELIABLE Vent Cleaning CALL 1-561-391-4567
