Save Time on Laundry: Discover the Benefits of a Professional Dryer Vent Service!
Having a clean dryer vent just makes your life easier
You have 10 minutes until you leave for your daughter’s soccer game. Alexa says, “Time to check your laundry,” but you reach inside to find that the jersey isn’t dry.
Sound familiar?
The problem may not be the dryer. It’s actually the vent.
Lint builds up in the vent behind your dryer, blocking hot air and moisture from escaping. So instead of drying, your clothes just sit in a warm, damp fog.
The fix?
Dryer vent cleaning
When the dryer vent is clear of lint, the hot air and moisture will leave the dryer as intended, and your laundry will dry faster.
Along with faster dry times, a clean dryer vent will offer a few other benefits, including:
- minimizing wear and tear on your dryer
- decreasing energy costs
- keeping your clothes looking fresh
But how can you tell when the dryer vent is clogged?
This is a good question!
Especially since the vent becoming clogged happens gradually, and you might not even notice at first that dry times are increasing.
There are a few other signs of a clogged dryer vent:
- You’ve never had it cleaned.
- Your dryer stops mid-cycle, but your clothes are still damp.
- Your clothes routinely take more than one drying cycle to dry completely.
- Your laundry room feels more like a jungle: hot and humid
Experts recommend that dryer vents are cleaned at least once a year to maximize safety and ensure the shortest dry times possible.
If you have multiple kids or pets, you may need to have the vent cleaned more than just once a year.
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