
| Never know what you'll find in a clothes dryer |
| Lint inside a clothes dryer - BEFORE CLEANING |
| LINT covering motor |
| LINT inside dryer |
| Clogged Vent - going into wall |
| Clogged Vent - under house |
| LINT under house - due to rotted, torn plastic pipe |
| Clogged Screen at Termination - (stops birds, but not legal) |
| BIRD NEST - coming out of dryer vent |
| Clogged Roof Termination Vent BEFORE CLEANING |
AFTER CLEANING |
| Crushed Vent Pipe in attic - (stepped on by cable man) |
| WATER found in crushed pipe - if it can't get to outside, it'll stay in pipe |
| DAMP LINT Clogged at Elbow - Rusting Vent Pipe |
| This is why screws are not allowed by code to secure dryer vents |
| Dr. Bill's Pet Infirmary & Mugsy the Cat (a short, simple story) |
| We got a call from Dr. Bill. Their dryer was taking much too long to dry towels, etc., at the animal hospital |
| We found a lot of lint and a lot of animal hair (surprise!) in the interior of the dryer and the vent. |
| We got rid of all that yucky stuff, making the Dr.'s dryer and venting system much more efficient and much safer too! |
| Then Dr. Bill said he wanted to introduce me to a patient of his who had just arrived the day before: Mugsy the cat. You see, poor Mugsy wasn't feeling very well. He had sneaked into a place where he wasn't supposed to be: his owner's clothes dryer! His traumatic ride lasted less than a minute, but that was long enough |
| Clogged inside screen - safer BIRD/RODENT Guard |
| to cause burns on his face and ears. His frantic owner rushed him to Dr. Bills Pet Infirmary, where the kind Dr. did his doctoring. Mugsy is doing fine now. So our story ends with two happy characters: Mugsy the cat, who assuredly has learned a lesson; and Dr. Bill's clothes dryer, which can now breathe again! |