Dryer Vent Rescue, LLC

This is a return customer and as you guys can see in just one year there’s a decent amount of lint build up. from the top and bottom. This is why staying ontop of these things are important; eliminating a safety hazard!

There you have it; another vent rescued!

Today’s cleaning this customer was experiencing some moisture problems(having to dry clothes multiple times). Due to the spray insulation being around the outlet that vents to the roof and having a plaster type sealant around the pipe itself underneath the spray foam it could not properly vent causing the heat to stay trapped in the vent. Once i took everything apart i cleaned the connection pipe from the attic, came down the dryer connection and cleaned that with compressed air. A lot of lint may not have came out but even just a little bit clogged at the top or bottom and it being wet can cause issues. After everything was cleaned i put everything back together and used a shop vac to clean the mess

There you have it; Another vent rescued!

Today’s cleaning was due to the customer smelling something burning when they turned their dryer on. Upon inspection the pipe in the wall, the elbow and link pipe connecting to the roof was all packed! Link pipe and elbow from the attic were disconnected and brought down to be cleaned throughly. Once that was done i moved back into the attic to do some short air blast to knock some of the lint loose that was stuck to the sides of the pipe that runs inbetween the walls back down to the dryer connection. then i came back down to blow everything back down the pipe using my reverse skipper. Finally i cleaned behind myself and put everything back together✅

And there you have it; another vent rescued!