Some home builders think it is a good idea to increase the dryer vent line from 4" to 5". I guess they think it will help with air flow. Unfortunately while the larger duct line will help when moving air in a HVAC system, it causes problems when used for dryer ducting.
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Many of us understand the importance of cleaning the lint filter in our dryer after every use. But did you know that it’s equally important to clean the dryer vent?
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While DIY vent cleaning kits might seem like a quick and simple way to keep your dryer running smoothly, the dry climate in Northern Nevada and long vent configurations can sometimes make these tools a bit tricky to handle. If a cleaning rod gets stuck, it can block airflow, extend drying times, and even pose a fire risk.
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Hotels run laundry constantly. Every new load of towels, linens, uniforms, and clothes moves from the washer to the clothes dryer without pause. This nonstop operating schedule places significant stress on the dryer vent, dryer duct, lint filter, and ventilation duct system.
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Spas and salons rely on a constantly running clothes dryer to keep towels, robes, and linens clean. This heavy laundry load creates hidden fire hazards in spas and salons, especially when both the dryer and the dryer vent system are working nonstop in the laundry room.
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This informative article, written by Mila Dyson, discusses heat pump dryers, which are a form of ventless clothes dryers.
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