Cleaning a Very Dirty Dryer Vent and Electric Dryer Guide

In this comprehensive guide, we will show you how to effectively clean a very dirty vent and electric dryer. A clean dryer vent not only improves the efficiency of your dryer but also reduces the risk of fire hazards.
First, we will cover the tools and materials needed for the job, including a dryer vent brush, vacuum cleaner, screwdriver, and protective goggles. We will then walk you through the process of removing the lint trap, disconnecting the dryer from the power source, and accessing the vent system.
Next, we will demonstrate how to use the dryer vent brush to dislodge and remove built-up lint and debris from the vent. We will also show you how to use the vacuum cleaner to thoroughly clean the vent and surrounding areas.
Finally, we will provide tips on maintaining a clean dryer vent and ensuring the longevity of your electric dryer.
Don't wait until it's too late - follow our guide to keep your dryer vent and electric dryer in top condition!

[@Khn83]

I’ll see you at the dealer meeting next week. 👍👍

[@ADVANHVAC]

I have 2 change outs next week both Armstrong’s. Sorry.

[@Khn83]

@@ADVANHVAC yeah… I saw you on the guest list but you gotta take care of business. Oh well maybe next year 👍

[@rodneyking4183]

So, unplug it, take off the back, take out the tubing, vacuum it all out, put it back together, and DONE. I think I can do that. I'm on vacation next week. After I install my 3 window air conditioner units, I might clean out my dryer. I just fixed or replaced all the parts on my dad's Shop Vac that he gave me. Now it's like brand new again. A new one is $150 for same size. It was full of mud dauber nests and missing a few things.

[@Subcooledsuperheat]

How much does that service typically run?

[@ADVANHVAC]

Starting @$99