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A clean dryer duct can make all the difference in the efficiency of your machine, and here at Zephyr Air Solutions, we know the importance of keeping your dryer running smoothly.
If you've noticed that your clothing is still damp after a typical drying cycle or that the drying cycle takes longer, this may indicate a blocked exhaust duct. That's when it's time to call in the professionals at Zephyr Air Solutions.
In addition to quicker drying times, a clean dryer duct also means increased efficiency of the machine and less wear on the heating element, resulting in a longer life for your dryer and a lower power bill. It's a smart investment for your wallet.
Most importantly, a clean dryer duct helps prevent and minimize the risk of dryer fires. The CPSC estimates that around 150,000 or so dryer-related fires occur every year, but with our help, you can greatly reduce that risk.
Contact Zephyr Air Solutions today to schedule your dryer duct cleaning appointment and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your dryer is running safely and efficiently.
What can lint build up in my dryer or exhaust duct cause?
What can lint build up in my dryer or exhaust duct cause?
Lint build up in your dryer or exhaust duct can cause fires by blocking the flow of air and causing excessive heat build up in certain dryers.
Lint buildup can also cause the dryer to run less efficiently over time, leading to higher than normal power bills and multiple loads being required to properly dry clothes.
Lint blockage in the dryer duct can cause heating elements to overwork and burn out, often leading to the misdiagnosis of a broken dryer and costly replacement.
To avoid these issues, it's important to schedule regular dryer duct cleaning appointments with Zephyr Air Solutions.
Our professionals utilize the latest techniques and equipment to ensure your dryer runs safely and efficiently, giving you peace of mind and saving you money in the long run.
Indicators
Indicators
Clothes taking longer to dry or not drying fully
Clothes being hotter than normal at the end of the drying cycle
Outside of the dryer getting very hot
Outside exhaust vent flapper not opening very much, indicating low exhaust velocity
Laundry room becoming more humid than usual
Burnt smell being evident in the laundry room
If you notice any of these indicators, it's important to schedule a dryer duct cleaning appointment with Zephyr Air Solutions to prevent potential fires and ensure your dryer runs safely and efficiently.
trouble shooting
trouble shooting
Here are some troubleshooting steps to help you determine if your dryer duct needs cleaning:
Turn the dryer on, then proceed to the outside dryer vent and observe/feel if exhaust air is escaping.
If there is good air flow, then your exhaust duct should be clean and clear, but remember to keep an eye on it.
If the air flow seems strained or is reduced from the last time you checked, then it's time to get your dryer duct serviced.
If there is no air flow at all, or you observe any lint buildup or blockage, it's time to get your duct serviced promptly.
If your outside dryer vent is too high to safely test or you are otherwise unable to observe your outside dryer vent, we advise you to call us at Zephyr Air Solutions to assist in your Dryer Duct Cleaning and safety needs.
By following these steps, you can help ensure that your dryer duct is clean and clear of any blockages, reducing the risk of dryer fires and improving the efficiency of your dryer.
How often should I get my dryer duct cleaned?
How often should I get my dryer duct cleaned?
For optimal performance and safety, it's recommended that homeowners have their dryer exhaust vents inspected and cleaned by a professional at least once a year.
Homes with heavier use, such as those with multiple occupants or high clothing demands, may benefit from having their dryer duct serviced every six months to ensure proper airflow and prevent lint buildup.
Neglecting regular maintenance of the dryer duct can lead to reduced efficiency, increased energy costs, and potentially hazardous situations like fires, so it's important to prioritize its care
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