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@@UncoordinatedPixie 😆 🤣

@TheGlow30 if you're interested in products look up Dryer Flex or G.E Flex. You can find some of these products and more at inovate.com/ If you need instructions on connecting it to the wall please message me on Instagram or Facebook and I'll make a short video just for you (tomorrow) & will send it to you after you contact me.

@Curiousity874 I don't run that shop. However that's what they are doing, cleaning it and making sure all the parts work before selling it.

@egondzintars8209 this is why we also clamp it on the dryer side, it's just not shown in the video. Clamping it is q good preventive method to mitigate what you're describing. However what your suggesting doesn't frequently happen (at least in our experience)

@@NatesDryerVentCleaning another observation is that you show the male-female junction between the connector hose and wall to be reversed. Doesn't this promote lint buildup due to an exposed raw edge?

@egondzintars8209 we have never found this to be the case at our return visits. Likely b/c thr airflow is at its max passing thru that area.

@UncoordinatedPixie thanks for sharing your opinion. I disagree and I think you would to if you were fully informed. For starters, Science tells us hot air rises. Second, most vent that go up to yhe roof have no turns or Maybe a 45 degree. Even if it had a 9p degree turn or two it's sometimes still the best option in relation to where the laundryroom is located. Additionally lint is super light weight and with the vast majority of dryers blowing at 3,300-3,500 feet pet minute, with the right vent cover lint easily discharges outside in vertically run ducts. I van validate that by seeing how, not so dirty the duct is for our repeat customers after a year or sometimes 2yrs between services.

@@thegoldenruleappliancerepa6840 happy to help!

@UncoordinatedPixie why's that? Hopefully you really mean against building code rather than illegal which is a criminal matter.

@@darrenhurst6650 please, my all means, elaborate.

@stevenmpeter appreciate your comment and viewership! If you ever want a certain video lmk I always try and accommodate

@ have you done a dryer wall box install vid before?

@stevenmpeter that's a negative and that's one video that I will not be uploading we don't install them. I think it's a great product but the reason why we don't install them is because most of the homes around here already have it and older homes that don't it's typically because it's a 2 by 4 wall

@davidmcelrath5436 thanks for watching and your comment. Code doesn't allow ovalizing any longer (although it's not stated that way). Furthermore it's bad practice, it does cause airflow problems (back pressure). I don't think that original duct was the correct code compliant gauge and we don't re-use material when we do installs we use our own.

@cactuspear7422 Great eye! It was a restaurant gift card with $25 remaining on it.

@@cactuspear7422 might you be referring to the Dryer Flex?

@@NatesDryerVentCleaning It doesn't seem to be. If I stretch the duct and let go, it would go back to its original size by itself. Sounds like a dream 😅 but I'm serious

@cactuspear7422 I'd be curious to know what product that is. Sounds like a nice feature but the dryer fles does expand and contract. The product your mentioning might have that neat feature but could fail to meet Safety standards and could reduce airflow.

@jimmb1110 so you either have a 5 inch dryer exhaust which is unlikely or a 4 inch exhaust which is partially or fully ovalized. Ovalized duct is no longer considered good practice and does effect the airflow a little. In saying that, if your duct is 4 inch then whatever connector hose you're attempting to install will need to match the shape/ size so you may need to use some light hand strength to ovalize that section only where it connects to the main exhaust, not the dryer side.

@@NatesDryerVentCleaning Thank you for your response. Whoever installed originally didn't have it fully over the duct opening and used a bunch of tape. If I bend the hose to the shape of an oval, it flat out won't fit. It's like trying to put a watermelon in a sock. I was hoping to find a hose with a more flexible end, but that doesn't seem to exist. A wider hose is all I can think of.

@jimmb1110 did you buy the dryer flex? It's the most durable and flexible product I've personally found. If you didn't buy the dryer flex what did you purchase?

@@NatesDryerVentCleaning I purchased whatever was in stock at Lowes prior to me seeing this vid. What I have will bend but not stretch. I can try that brand if you believe it is different.

@jimmb1110 would love to further consult but I need a link or picture sent to me of what you purchased. U can send a pic to my FB or IG account or via email - or - drop a link in the comments.

@OldCarsRule negative. This is literally the best product on the market. The damper seals better than other ones which helps with critter intrusion. The cover is required to have a damper & the dryer Jack has a heavy duty gauge damper door. Further more the vent is vertical. We tell folks the changes of a critter going into a vent most especially a vertical vent is like hitting the lottery almost. A vertical vent there's not a platform to walk on or build a nest on, they have to deal with gravity. Furthermore animals can't live in a dryer vent because when they dryer is on the exhaust system is incredibly hot.

@@NatesDryerVentCleaning Thanks very much for getting. I really appreciate your incite. I have been seriously considering a DryerJack.

@kelsir4184 not exactly sure what you mean. Can you ask it differently so I can better understand?

How many inches, from the top opening of the vent, did you cut out? You mentioned "remove the section of drywall, up to here." What were your approx cut out dimensions?

@kelsir4184 thanks for the clarification. The duct is 4 inch in diameter. You also need a minimum of one inch on either side to get your fingers around the duct to tape it, etc. So I'd recommend a 6-8 inch wide and 6-8 inch high. Hopefully that helps.

​@@NatesDryerVentCleaningyay!!!😊

Absolutely happy to help, do you want pictures, links or just product names? It would be ideal if you could contact me through Facebook or Instagram or email to share this information, especially if you want pictures. But I assume I could share links on here if you want to keep the conversation here, let me know.

@@NatesDryerVentCleaning product names would be good

@itskiki17 - UL181A-P/ ALUMINUM FOIL DUCT TAPE - 3M 438 Heavy-Duty Aluminum Foil Tape - Oatey 3/4 in. x 25 ft. 28-Gauge Galvanized Pipe Hanger Strap - 4 inch pipe hanger www.lowes.com/pd/Oatey-4-in-Galvanized-2-hole-Pipe-Strap/1001149318 - 4 inch, .26 Gauge Rigid Metal, snap lock duct. You can get "EZ Vent" from @ventvision (Vent Vision website)

@stevenmpeter we describe what we do as minimal disassembly. We don't [need] to take out the drums for effectively clean it. Somewhere around 25-35% of the dryers we get into are by simply taking the exhaust pipe out of the machine. All LGs and Samsungs we currently do this way among some GEs also. I have a Playlist on the channel of videos I've filmed taking apart a variety of dryers. Have you seen it?

@@NatesDryerVentCleaning I will watch them today.

@GotSomeNeedMore it's not difficult although we do hear often that it is from homeowners . Should I take that comment as a video idea and make a video ASAP?

@NatesDryerVentCleaning I did it myself and it's like plastic man skills to get it on the wall vent. Had to snip the 4" hose and then wrap around the wall vent ..the wall vent is 4.5-5" wide. Using the same typing hose, flexible and easy to manage. Getting new washer n dryer in 30 days,curious as to how they hook it up, materials etc. I heard the looser materials are fire hazard since lint can build up much easier..will change to hard hose afterwards if they install with cheaper materials

@HighSierraBob precisely! The more lint = greater the risk

@lintawayductcleaning thanks friend! Trying to get my channel to be like yours! Lol this video apparently didn't do it

@johndean6313 indeed my friend! Keep crushing it yourself!

@stevenmpeter thanks for the feedback much appreciated! Super stoked to offer this!

@@edithmiranda8484 glad to be a helpful resource! Thank you for your viewership!

@wakawaka1976 yes absolutely you cut cut it with ant type of knife. After doing so you'll need to snip the wire.

Same bro it sucks dick

@jcravatt1 they're a good product. I typically only recommend them for certain situations that are a minority. But I don't recommend them if the use of their 90 degree turn is also needed to be used.

@peterodriguez5636 the dryer flex absolutely can not "cause a fire". It's the most fire resistant transition hose on the market. There's a ton of videos of people doing demos trying to light that on fire versus other material and that product is the best.

Do you have a foil hose?

Thank you kindly my good friend! I'm hoping to be in touch with you this coming weekend!

Thank you!

It's easier to consult if you send me messages to my Instagram or Facebook page or my personal profile. But I'd first ask, your your dryer vent exhaust underground or above a ceiling running horizontally? I have a video on my channel showing how to evacuate water from an underground duct.

You see in the video where we used 2x4's and screwed them to the rafters/ truss to create a ladder? We keep a small amount of 2×4s & smaller amount of 4×4s in our vans for various reasons, this being one of them

@@NatesDryerVentCleaning That's very smart! Thanks so much for replying!