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I have never seen water in a dryer vent, can you explain what was going on there?

Do you all need to go inside the house to unclog the other side of the vent?

Thank you

Great video, thx for posting … maybe just clarify what you mean about a 90 degree elbow being 5 feet and a total length of 35 feet. I think I know the rule but would like confirmation… thx

Why is the vent so high up?

Dryer vent not rocket science, but u have a job because of all the people out there that don't have a clue ,

Great video

Would you ever mind doing a video briefly explaining how you got certified? I have looked into it but cannot find any certified teachers that aren't 10 hrs away.

If it had slop it wouldn't have collected water?

Dope video

what brand is the snake you are using?

Good video. One comment I'd make is that if a professional technician is $300-$400, I'd think that a "handyman" charges a lot less; maybe half the price. They are probably okay for jobs that can't be f-d up too much. Else if you need to call in a professional to fix their work, then it really isn't cost effective.

Did 90 degree elbows code go to 15 feet.

How long is to long to run dryer vents

Lmao. Certified dryer exhaust technician 😂😂😂

It looks like you put a huge hole into a load carrying beam. Are my eyes deceiving me?

Wish you were in CA! The ones who just did my vent did a crummy job and were unprofessional!

great job!

What rods are you using? Do they lock in place? I see many putting electrical tape on each connection but you dont. Do you have a different set up? Thanks

What dryer vent rods are those??? I’ve never seen a quick connect version. I absolutely hate my screw on rods. Takes 3 times as long to do each job. I can’t find them anywhere on line

what kind of sticks are those???

First thing I’d teach your buddy is the importance of wearing a dust respirator when cleaning dryer vents. Watching him breath in all that lint dust makes me cringe.

And that's why I do as much of my own remodeling as I can. I learned the hard way that most unlicensed repair men are going to cut corners and get in and out as quickly as possible. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Good

did you replace the vent cover for the client with something less likely to allow birds

Well, that's one way to scramble some eggs

60'feet of vent pipe?? OMG!!!!😱way beyond code...Using shoe laces and plastic wire ties on a vent pipe that gets hot...It's good that you put the first installer on BLAST!!!! He probably was a CRACK HEAD!!!!

Awesome! Wish you were in my area!

Woow

Anyone knows what brand of rods he's using?

What kind of tools are you using?

"They put female to female. If you don't understand that it's fine I'll explain it" gave me a good laugh

What's your number ? Lol

Nice job up on the ladder...I'm terrible with heights....good 4 u

Can I suggest that when the guys are doing this type of work, is to spray the stuff with water or some kind liquid, before removing big chunks dust and dirt with their hands. It will tone down on the amount of dust flying in the air. I have done this when sweeping a garage floor. The water helps absorbs the dust from flying in the air. At least give it a try, can't hurt, and will keep the dust from getting into your lungs.

I like that last line.

what's the best cover to prevent this?

~ Whoa!!! 😲 Wish you were in my area! I definitely need my vent cleared…

If this was me installing this in my house, or any house/apartment , with this length of 4" line, definitely I would install an inline booster fan. And tell the homeowner to cleaned the fan and the line x 6 months with heavy usage or x year with light usage. Manufactories do "not recommend" using more than 30' line for cloth dryers, counting the 5' for 90* and 2.5' for 45* elbows. If so, it will short the life of the heater element and the fan, neverminded the cost efficiency. I'm surprised this thing worked all this time prior to be fixed. aver all you did a great job!

30ft long ? Dont think the dryer is strong enough to push the lint put that far

I use an electric leaf blower from the inside and it works great.

Why do you need to be "certified"?

How did you keep balance on that ladder so effortlessly? Why didn't you have to put duct tape around the connection points for each rod? It's obvious you have a lot of experience.

Do you have a link for the attachments

Fyi you can connect the total amount of rods you need and just feed it and let the rest hang out untill it gets fed in all the way..

All code ,,,no common sense idiot

What attachments are you using, i see their quick connect and not screwed on

Where can I get those rods and that brush as a kit?

Great video! May i ask you where did you get the rods from? Looks way better than the white ones. Thank you!

Architects have to design laundry rooms better-no goddamn reason a dryer vent should be 30 feet long! So stupid.