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The US Fire Administration lists clothing dryer fires as the cause of approximately 15,600 fires annually, causing structural damage, injuries, and about 15 deaths per year. The USFA identifies “failure to clean” as the number one factor contributing to clothes dryer fires. Users should clean lint traps with each use and clean dryer vents on a regular basis, at least seasonally, to avoid fire hazards. The USFA refers to the lack of dryer maintenance as “Failure to clean”.

The importance of maintaining your dryer and venting system cannot be stressed enough. In addition to performing regular dryer maintenance, consumers can check the effectiveness of venting systems by removing the vent and drying one or two loads of clothing. If drying time improves with the vent removed, the vent must be cleaned. Drying time decreases when vents become clogged. Clogged venting also causes the dryer to heat up beyond normal operating temperatures, placing severe stress on electrical components and blowing much hotter air onto the trapped lint. Because lint is highly flammable, the increased heat creates a dangerous fire hazard. Clogged dryers operate at a decreased efficiency, costing more to operate and creating safety hazards.

This article was written by Jon Perry, owner of Dryer Vent Wizard of Central California. http://www.dryerventwizard offers a host of tips, tools, news reports, and links to help you keep your family and home safe from dryer fires. Dryer Vent Wizards inspects, cleans, repairs, and replaces dryer vent systems for home and business owners across the

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Jon Perry Owner

Dryer Vent Wizard of Central California

760 E. Wood Duck Circle

Fresno, CA 93730

866-498-7233 Toll Free

559-259-1826 Cell

jperry@dryerventwizard.com

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Clothes Dryer Vent Booster

Have you ever thought of where all the lint and hot air from your clothes dryer goes as it works to dry your laundry? You probably think about the lint trap, that part that you can pull out to remove the lint after each load is completed. Sure, some of it goes there, but that is not a one-stop catch all for all the lint that comes off of your clothes. You need to get closer acquainted with your dryer duct and vent pipe.

The duct and vent on your dryer are the things that take all that hot air, and some lint and dust from your dryer, through your laundry room and then vent it outside.

Depending on where the dryer is in your home, the path your vent pipe and ductwork have to take could be a long one. If you have a home where the laundry room is near an interior bathroom, there is a vent pipe from that point to the edge of your house, sometimes 20-30 feet away.

Stuck Dust and Lint

Consider what happens to the dust that is getting pushed through the dryer vent system. While some of it will make it all the way outside, not all of it will be this lucky. Some of it will start to stick to the walls of the dryer vent. A little of this is not a problem, but it seems lint likes company and more and more will continue to grab on to the first pieces and make a larger clog.

Solid Lint

If you are in a humid area or there are major temperature changes, moisture can start to seep into the dryer vent and mix with the lint. This is a lethal combination. Once dust and lint get wet and dry they become something similar to dried mud on the inside of your dryer vent. While dry lint can be brushed away, once it's wet and solidifies, it's a harder job.

The Solution

The only solution is prevention and maintenance. You should make sure that the whole duct and vent line gets a complete check at least once a year. Maybe you can add it on to your list of spring-cleaning items.

If you have a large family and are always running clothes through the system, you may want to up that to twice a year.

This article was written by Webb Dickson, owner of Dryer Vent Wizard, servicing the entire state of New Hampshire, Berlin, Claremont, Concord, Franklin, Keene, Laconia, Lebanon, Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth, and Rochester-Dover and Middlesex and Essex Counties in Massachusetts. http://www.dryerventwizard.com provides dryer vent inspection, cleaning, repair and installation. Dryer vent service is all they do, so they are the experts!

Contact:

Dryer Vent Wizard

Webb Dickson

26 Poplar Rd

Westford, MA 01886

Phone: 978-692-6396

Email: M-E-DryerVentWizard@comcast.net

Website: http://www.nhdryervent.com

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