Na, I'm still trying to get to a sliver of your success! I appreciate ya Lint Away! EVERYONE should check out his awesome channel as well! We're just trying to spread the word of the dangers lurking in our homes!!!!
I bought my house 11 years ago. For 2 years, none of my clothes would dry on the first or 2nd cycle. I had steam all throughout my house when i put my dryer on. I would vacuum the house and it would be ok for 1 or 2 times. Then i had to have my deck replaced. When they demolished it, the ENTIRE side of my house was covered in DRYWALL, The drywall covered the vent. So all across the wall there was about 4 inches of dryer fluff!!! The guy said " how the hell your house didnt burn down i will never know!
Unfortunately, I've seen it many times! It happens often when a completely new roof is installed on a home... The roofers will, SOMETIMES, just replace the plywood and "forget" to come back to cut the hole and install the roof damper... I'm happy you're ok!!!!
@@geekchick4859 In the US,. they sell an attachment that is essentially a bowl that you will with water to which you attach the dryer hose in the hope that some of the water vapor will condense when it hits the water. The $70 that I paid in 2012 for the vent and to have a hole drilled through the wall to the outside was the best money that I spent on my house, which was biult in 1947.
@@debbysouthworth5606 you can't be more right, honestly his most watched video has 29 MILLION views. I would definitely say that post 10 is a gateway channel to this content
@DrainCleaningAUSTRALIA is by far THE best of the sewage drain cleaning video content. Half of the fun is Bruce’s “play by play” commentary and the other half is of course seeing the size of the drain rats that get yanked out of the trapways. “She’s a bloody Rippaa!” seems to come up a lot! Haha
I started randomly with rug cleaning videos by Lubuskie Centrum Czystości, then came across SB mowing and pressure washing, later found post10 followed up by drain cleaning Australia and now I am here. I also watch animal stuff (for example Girl with the dogs, Shearing season and Maupin Farrier Co). I wonder what is going to find my FYP next.
My last condo never in 15 years mentioned or required the dryer vents be cleaned. New condo requires dryer vents be cleaned every other year. Crazy that I had never been told to clean my dryer vents. Parents, ex-husband, no one ever discussed it. Shocked I didn’t have issues. Spread the word, clean your dryer vents!
It was up in Canada that I was in a fire….source of fire, lint buildup in the dryer’s lint trap. Ever since then, I clean out the lint trap of the dryer everyday in the laundry room next door and get the apt complex maintenance personnel to make sure any lint is gone below it when needed.
I learned to replace my dryer coil hose, and clean my vent. It's not fun, but is oddly satisfying when I'm finished. My vent is short enough that I can clean it with my hand, and see through it, so I know it's clean. One word; just because the vent is clean, the hose still needs to be replaced periodically, as damp lint sticks to the insides of the hose, so it's kind of like plaque clogging an artery, and it will reduce the efficiency of your dryer.
After I bought new dryer and had it delivered and installed, I noticed that my flaps on the outside weren't opening as much. At first, I thought it was just the new dryer's blower. I ended up removing the new aluminum connector behind the dryer and that's where I found the 8x11 instruction sheet for the connector stuck inside! Problem solved
I recently Inadvertently created an event in my dryer that created a stink that would kill normal people. I couldn’t afford ANY kind of replacement dryer, so I did my best to clean it. Turned out..meh..OK…but the real prize was when I decided to pull the dryer away from the wall and blow the vent using my leaf blower. Holey- Moley!! The junk and fuzz and SMELL that flew into the air outside was beyond belief. Extra plus: the fuzz was helping to retain the stink - so - no fuzz, no smelly. YAY!!💕Thanks for posting this - be aware, folks!
My hubby and I enjoyed that. We used to clean out a neighbor lady's vent every summer,birds built in her's ,too. We finally had her get a vent cap the little birds couldn't get in. She would burn her dryer's out,too. It's such a fire hazard to let them clog up like that. People just don't think.
Wanna clean out your dryer vent? Hook up a leaf blower inside the house. Ensure to remove the flapper door and grates on the outside of the house. It works.
Nice job. I bet the homeowner cannot believe how fast clothes dry now. And I kind of feel like our builder cheated pr got lucky. The vent run is 2 1/2 feet long with one 90 degree bend. Never had a clog and is clean as a whistle when i look in the duct.
To me it looked like each year the bird put in a new nest. The old nest just got pushed further and further up the line. Thank goodness you know what to do so the house did not catch fire. ❤❤ New subscriber here.
I loved it. I couldn’t imagine how a dryer rent could be that stopped up but now I see why I’ll continue watching. It was very enjoyable and informative to me. Thanks for your good work.😊
Years ago I had a vent cover fall off, a rat made a nest inside the dryer hose, and died. The man that came to fix the dryer had a 5-gallon bucket overflowing with hose debris.
Like the biggest spit wad... That has to rank among the top ten most plugged vents. I also noticed that the owners removed the louvers some time ago, if birds were nesting in the vent.
Our dryer vent in Connecticut was nice and short. The dryer was right next to an outer wall and all that was needed was to cut a hole in the wall, install the vent and hook the discharge hose to it.
I have never seen that amount of lint and debris come out of just one vent. I am shocked with the sheer volume of stuff that came out of there. Great job!. Liking and subscribing!
The leaf blower was a great idea. Maybe you could modify one of those pool filter nets and somehow attach to the vent outside to catch everything? That waw there would be less clean up!
Yeah it wouldn't be hard to put like a leg from some stockings over it. Some stockings, clips and some ingenuity and you could have a lot less clean up. Although it's not as visually cool as launching everything out like a madman.
That is one of the most satisfying experiences I've ever had in my life! I could actually watch this 10-20 more times it was so much fun!!! Dude you are amazing!!!!!
I enjoy your videos, and I also appreciate them, because I ended up going and buying the tools and cleaning out my own dryer vent. It was TERRIBLE, and my clothes dry SO much faster now.
Well... Very well done! It's the least we can say. You deserve a big star for that cleaning and service. I am going to ask for that cleaning at my house asap! My dryer work well but I think it's better not to wait. Health and safety first 🥇 Thank you.
They should have replaced the heating element in the old dryer, instead of buying that new one. I had a real old gas dryer, it worked great, however I wanted a stacking set to make room for a slop sink. Big mistake, in 15 years I've gone through two or three of them. I learned very quickly back then to not buy Samsung appliances. Luckily they were replaced in warranty.
HOLY CRAP!!!! I am SO glad my vent is only the width of my outside wall and we've got maybe a foot of metal hose on it. AND a good damper! My damper has a hood over the louvres and a grate on the bottom so nothing can get in. (I live in the South, rat snakes will go anywhere).
@@giovanninasuluh I know all about dryer fires. When my hubby installed the dryer we went from a rear vent to a side vent so there'd be less hose. Took him a bit to put the side vent kit in, but I feel it was worth it in the long run.
Decided to replace all my appliances so the brands would match. First one was the washer. It had a 5 year warranty. Well after 4 years the drum rusted out under the agitator and the drum dropped. Çalled Whirlpool. We'll send out a technician. The repair service called and the earliest appointment was a week away. Day before the guy was due to arrive I get a call from his office to verify someone would be home. They were driving from 70 miles away so I told her to make sure he brought a new drum. It offended her and I was treated like an idiot who didn't know anything. Dude shows up, looks at it, says I need a new drum. I told the woman yesterday to make sure you brought a new drum. He lectured me about taking things apart and I might have voided my warranty. Turns out that the warranty was prorated. Whirlpool send me a $25. off coupon for another Whirlpool appliance. Nope. I bought a drum online from a parts house and fixed it myself. I've also had to replace the balance rods because the machine was bouncing off the ground during a heavy load. I've also had to replace the agitator pawls that make the agitator work. I'm now in my 7 the year. Next was a French door refrigerator with a crisper drawer and a freezer drawer. 3 years in and the ice maker hung up and flooded the house. Came home from work to find water running out of the garage door. It was also under warranty and they replaced the ice maker and the insurance company paid for new flooring. About a year later it did it again but we were home and caught it. Didn't bother replacing it because I don't want any more floods. Bought a counter top ice maker instead. The vinyl seals have also spilt on the doors. Next up was the microwave. It started developing problems where it didn't know if the door was closed. Took it apart and discovered there's several contact switches. They snap in place between plastic fingers and the plastic had broken. So I replaced the microwave with a Maytag. While shopping for a new one I noticed there were only 2 different styles between the brands. Whirlpool actually makes many of the different brands. If you buy a cheap Roper you are really buying a Whirlpool. There's probably 6 or more brands that are really Whirlpool. In order to keep the same brand on my appliances I used some fishing line to saw the plastic Whirlpool logo off the old microwave and glued it on the Maytag. Next was the dryer. I have had to replace the coils on the gas solenoids twice already. Then the motor quit. I replaced the Whirlpool dryer with an LG and it's been solid. The only Whirlpool appliance that has been problem free is the dishwasher. So far. When it dies I won't replace it with a Whirlpool, or any brand that Whirlpool makes. Other complaints are the stainless they use isn't high quality. It is magnetic, and rusts very easily. The dish washer is also showing rust on the ends of the baskets inside.
It wasn’t even the bird nest causing the issue she never had it serviced and cleaned in those 25 years. My old roommate didn’t even know she was supposed to clean it!
Being the clean freak with a touch of OCD added in it’s an absolute must for me to clean things like my fans in my house. With that said, I have never had a dryer vent professionally cleaned like this. I find it quite satisfying to watch. 😊 I do however keep the indoor portion of my dryer vent as clean as I possibly can.
See this is why I be saying dryer vents should be venting on the lower part of the wall or through the crawl space to the exterior wall because situations like this.
Wow! After all you had already pulled out, then that last bit just projectiled across the damn Yard! As I live in Australia, we don't have vented dryers like this, it never fails to amaze me how badly these things get blocked up!
Excellent presentation. Thank you. Any chance you are the same guy doing this around Charlotte around year 2000-2001 - so about 25 years ago? I went to your web page and it looks like the same stuff we installed at that time. Still working perfect after all these years. Actually pulled out the dryer last month to hit the outlet with a blower to clean things out.
This is why you should clean out your dryer vents at least once every year, same for your rain gutter they get pluged too. Anything that is a vent/ duct/ gutter/ drain/ pipe/ etc. should be cleaned every now and again. If something is not working correctly/ draining slow/ dryer not drying in 50-60 min (could have over loaded it but could be this)/ gutters overflowing are just a few examples of you should clean them.
Years ago we used to have birds making their homes in the dryer vents. I finally had had it after pulling a 5 foot rat snake out of the vent that had gone full golden corral on bird eggs. Needless to say I blasted the crap out of the vent lines and put bird guards on the outside.
Here is where I would use an electric leaf blower rather than the dryer air trying to blow out. How long did she have that problem jeez that stuff can cause house fires if not cleaned. Great Job.
A wet and dry vac on blower mode probably works in a pinch too. For cleaning my vent I bought a rubber plumbing coupler that is 4" down to 2" or something like that and take the 2.5" hose from the vac and plug it in to the 2" side and put the 4" onto the dryer vent. I do this in pick up mode so all of the fluff ends up in the vacuum. I actually use a few tools to clean my vents including a set of brushes in a kit, my wet and dry vacuum and occasionally my air compressor. I see this house has an ungrounded 30 A outlet. For metal machines that's potentially dangerous.
I used to do air duct cleaning and dryer vent cleaning was one of the services we offered. I remember one job where one of the return vents was loaded with lint. The dryer was about 10 feet away, so I suggested cleaning the dryer vent. She didn't think it needed it so I told her I would clean it and let her see the pile of lint. If she still thought it was a waste of time I wouldn't charge her for it. Out of a dryer vent that was about 20 feet long I had a pile of lint about 2 feet in diameter that was a little over a foot tall in the middle. She later told me that the dryer was getting the laundry dry in one cycle instead of 2 or 3. The free advertising from her telling the neighbors resulted in a bunch of dryer vents in that subdivision getting cleaned that summer.
@11:37 what is that black box where the outlet is connected to? Is that some kind of appliance protection thing? What is it called? Share a link please
I love that this is getting so many views. Well deserved legend 🫡🔥
Na, I'm still trying to get to a sliver of your success! I appreciate ya Lint Away! EVERYONE should check out his awesome channel as well! We're just trying to spread the word of the dangers lurking in our homes!!!!
@@advsLLC 🤝
What is your leave blower power setting? Or CFM/Speed?
I bought my house 11 years ago. For 2 years, none of my clothes would dry on the first or 2nd cycle. I had steam all throughout my house when i put my dryer on. I would vacuum the house and it would be ok for 1 or 2 times. Then i had to have my deck replaced. When they demolished it, the ENTIRE side of my house was covered in DRYWALL, The drywall covered the vent. So all across the wall there was about 4 inches of dryer fluff!!! The guy said " how the hell your house didnt burn down i will never know!
WOW!!
Unfortunately, I've seen it many times! It happens often when a completely new roof is installed on a home... The roofers will, SOMETIMES, just replace the plywood and "forget" to come back to cut the hole and install the roof damper... I'm happy you're ok!!!!
Aussie dryers don’t have an external vent. That’s why we have windows open or exhaust fans in the laundry.
@@geekchick4859 In the US,. they sell an attachment that is essentially a bowl that you will with water to which you attach the dryer hose in the hope that some of the water vapor will condense when it hits the water. The $70 that I paid in 2012 for the vent and to have a hole drilled through the wall to the outside was the best money that I spent on my house, which was biult in 1947.
@@themadlibrarian2933 it doesn’t get that much condensation?!
This is my life at 73....watching toe nail cutting with dremeling and viewing dryer vent cleaning. June
My life at 36. We’re not so different. 😊
Well, I'm certainly happy you're here!
And garden mowing
Lol! Im 45!
My life at 29. 😂😂
That bird was so far in the house, he should’ve been charged rent!!! 😂😂😂 Great job. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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Squatter little birds!! 😂😂💜🐦🐦🐦
That initial lint buildup is probably the reason bird found it a nice place 😅 said hey there is a little bit of warm air comin out lemmie home up here
Drain unclogging videos are a gateway to this content lol.
You must watch Post 10.
@@debbysouthworth5606 you can't be more right, honestly his most watched video has 29 MILLION views. I would definitely say that post 10 is a gateway channel to this content
@DrainCleaningAUSTRALIA is by far THE best of the sewage drain cleaning video content. Half of the fun is Bruce’s “play by play” commentary and the other half is of course seeing the size of the drain rats that get yanked out of the trapways.
“She’s a bloody Rippaa!” seems to come up a lot! Haha
For me this came up after watching pressure washing videos! 😂
I started randomly with rug cleaning videos by Lubuskie Centrum Czystości, then came across SB mowing and pressure washing, later found post10 followed up by drain cleaning Australia and now I am here. I also watch animal stuff (for example Girl with the dogs, Shearing season and Maupin Farrier Co). I wonder what is going to find my FYP next.
Whoa! That nest looked like a multi unit housing development for birds! 😁 No wonder the dryer burned out.
HSB!!! That was definitely one for the books! HAHAHAHA!!!
The dryer didn’t burn out, the high heat fuse melted, $10 part! (Used to be $4) the old dryer serviced might outlive the new one.
My last condo never in 15 years mentioned or required the dryer vents be cleaned. New condo requires dryer vents be cleaned every other year. Crazy that I had never been told to clean my dryer vents. Parents, ex-husband, no one ever discussed it. Shocked I didn’t have issues. Spread the word, clean your dryer vents!
Plenty of houses have burned down because of blocked vents. That's more than reason enough to keep it clean
I live in a condo as well and we have to have our dryer vents and chimneys checked every other year
It was up in Canada that I was in a fire….source of fire, lint buildup in the dryer’s lint trap. Ever since then, I clean out the lint trap of the dryer everyday in the laundry room next door and get the apt complex maintenance personnel to make sure any lint is gone below it when needed.
That bird owes rent.
That was no nest…that was a freaking condo! Holy cow! Great job, Steve! 👍👍👍
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I learned to replace my dryer coil hose, and clean my vent. It's not fun, but is oddly satisfying when I'm finished. My vent is short enough that I can clean it with my hand, and see through it, so I know it's clean. One word; just because the vent is clean, the hose still needs to be replaced periodically, as damp lint sticks to the insides of the hose, so it's kind of like plaque clogging an artery, and it will reduce the efficiency of your dryer.
After I bought new dryer and had it delivered and installed, I noticed that my flaps on the outside weren't opening as much. At first, I thought it was just the new dryer's blower. I ended up removing the new aluminum connector behind the dryer and that's where I found the 8x11 instruction sheet for the connector stuck inside! Problem solved
Oh wow, how crazy!
😂 Damn
Well done. Good of you to replace the missing louvers and complete the clean up. Thank you for sharing.
May having a small shop vac to vacuum the lent up would help?
I recently Inadvertently created an event in my dryer that created a stink that would kill normal people. I couldn’t afford ANY kind of replacement dryer, so I did my best to clean it. Turned out..meh..OK…but the real prize was when I decided to pull the dryer away from the wall and blow the vent using my leaf blower. Holey- Moley!! The junk and fuzz and SMELL that flew into the air outside was beyond belief. Extra plus: the fuzz was helping to retain the stink - so - no fuzz, no smelly. YAY!!💕Thanks for posting this - be aware, folks!
My hubby and I enjoyed that. We used to clean out a neighbor lady's vent every summer,birds built in her's ,too. We finally had her get a vent cap the little birds couldn't get in. She would burn her dryer's out,too. It's such a fire hazard to let them clog up like that. People just don't think.
Wanna clean out your dryer vent? Hook up a leaf blower inside the house. Ensure to remove the flapper door and grates on the outside of the house. It works.
@dennishish5930 nope, not good enough, and you could create a lint dam if there is enough lint in the vent line.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one whose done that!!
@@HighSierraBob Maybe not good enough if you use a weak powered device. Don’t go bear hunting with a willow switch.
@@dennishish5930 gotta have frictional agitation and positive or negative air movement.
Holey moley, dude!
Nice job. I bet the homeowner cannot believe how fast clothes dry now.
And I kind of feel like our builder cheated pr got lucky. The vent run is 2 1/2 feet long with one 90 degree bend. Never had a clog and is clean as a whistle when i look in the duct.
It's working great then! That's wonderful!
To me it looked like each year the bird put in a new nest. The old nest just got pushed further and further up the line. Thank goodness you know what to do so the house did not catch fire. ❤❤ New subscriber here.
So glad he filmed the lawn cleanup at the end because that was a big mess. (true professional) Well done sir.
I would have died if a bird came flying outta there 😅
You too? HA! Thx for watching!!!
I was sitting her watching this video, awaiting that to happen😮.
I loved it. I couldn’t imagine how a dryer rent could be that stopped up but now I see why I’ll continue watching. It was very enjoyable and informative to me. Thanks for your good work.😊
Years ago I had a vent cover fall off, a rat made a nest inside the dryer hose, and died. The man that came to fix the dryer had a 5-gallon bucket overflowing with hose debris.
Like the biggest spit wad... That has to rank among the top ten most plugged vents. I also noticed that the owners removed the louvers some time ago, if birds were nesting in the vent.
If I had to rank the ones I remember, I would say this one DEFINITELY top 20! It kept on giving, LOL!
I moved a year ago with a brand new dryer and dryer is taking forever to dry so cleaning out dryer hose today! Thanks!!
That was totally satisfying to watch because you have just saved this family from a fire hazard. 🏆🏅🏆
man looking at this makes me want to sneeze
Our dryer vent in Connecticut was nice and short. The dryer was right next to an outer wall and all that was needed was to cut a hole in the wall, install the vent and hook the discharge hose to it.
I have never seen that amount of lint and debris come out of just one vent. I am shocked with the sheer volume of stuff that came out of there. Great job!. Liking and subscribing!
The leaf blower was a great idea. Maybe you could modify one of those pool filter nets and somehow attach to the vent outside to catch everything? That waw there would be less clean up!
Yeah it wouldn't be hard to put like a leg from some stockings over it. Some stockings, clips and some ingenuity and you could have a lot less clean up.
Although it's not as visually cool as launching everything out like a madman.
One of the best cleanings I've seen!
Thanks HSB!!!❤️
Hi Steve great video. Any thought of marking your hose at foot intervals so you can see how far you are going into the duct work. 👍
Great idea!
In picture at 2:25 or so looks like the vent pipe has loose from the plastic louvers at side of house.
That has to be the most neglected dryer vent I've ever seen 😳
Wow!! The best video I've watched for a while, I was laughing though 😅 but that was some nest 🏴 well done 👏
That is one of the most satisfying experiences I've ever had in my life! I could actually watch this 10-20 more times it was so much fun!!! Dude you are amazing!!!!!
Great informative stuff my brother. Awesome footage. Stays “exciting”.
That's what I call a clogged vent. Amazing clean out.
WOW! They sure needed you!! 👍
I enjoy your videos, and I also appreciate them, because I ended up going and buying the tools and cleaning out my own dryer vent. It was TERRIBLE, and my clothes dry SO much faster now.
It’s a good place for a nest. Perfect shape and location, nice and warm, sheltered and full of fluff.
Well... Very well done! It's the least we can say. You deserve a big star for that cleaning and service. I am going to ask for that cleaning at my house asap! My dryer work well but I think it's better not to wait. Health and safety first 🥇 Thank you.
That was an astonishingly huge nest! Superb job!!!!!
I can’t believe her dryer didn’t catch on fire.
Wow!!! This was a good video. Im glad you were able to clear that mess out.
Great job Steve. 👏🏻
They should have replaced the heating element in the old dryer, instead of buying that new one. I had a real old gas dryer, it worked great, however I wanted a stacking set to make room for a slop sink. Big mistake, in 15 years I've gone through two or three of them. I learned very quickly back then to not buy Samsung appliances. Luckily they were replaced in warranty.
He has a cool job!!
Loved this! Subscribed.
This is great. I just did mine which has not been done for 40 years. I just got the house. Fire prevention done.❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
That was like a Native American longhouse for birds!
Saw the title. Thought, click bait. WRONG. Stuffed like a Thanksgiving Turkey. LOL
that just kept on giving!!
HOLY CRAP!!!! I am SO glad my vent is only the width of my outside wall and we've got maybe a foot of metal hose on it. AND a good damper! My damper has a hood over the louvres and a grate on the bottom so nothing can get in. (I live in the South, rat snakes will go anywhere).
Ours is similar. Maybe 6-8” run tops for us…
@@giovanninasuluh I know all about dryer fires. When my hubby installed the dryer we went from a rear vent to a side vent so there'd be less hose. Took him a bit to put the side vent kit in, but I feel it was worth it in the long run.
Folks, this is what the American Dream looks like in action. A man that loves his work 🦾😎💯
ABSOLUTELY! LOVE IT!
Giggling 😁, wow , all that dryer lint blow out like confetti 🎊 after you used that leaf blower.
POOOOOOOOOF!
Thts a very good dryer she got there very solid brand.
Decided to replace all my appliances so the brands would match. First one was the washer. It had a 5 year warranty. Well after 4 years the drum rusted out under the agitator and the drum dropped. Çalled Whirlpool. We'll send out a technician. The repair service called and the earliest appointment was a week away. Day before the guy was due to arrive I get a call from his office to verify someone would be home. They were driving from 70 miles away so I told her to make sure he brought a new drum. It offended her and I was treated like an idiot who didn't know anything. Dude shows up, looks at it, says I need a new drum. I told the woman yesterday to make sure you brought a new drum. He lectured me about taking things apart and I might have voided my warranty. Turns out that the warranty was prorated. Whirlpool send me a $25. off coupon for another Whirlpool appliance. Nope. I bought a drum online from a parts house and fixed it myself. I've also had to replace the balance rods because the machine was bouncing off the ground during a heavy load. I've also had to replace the agitator pawls that make the agitator work. I'm now in my 7 the year.
Next was a French door refrigerator with a crisper drawer and a freezer drawer. 3 years in and the ice maker hung up and flooded the house. Came home from work to find water running out of the garage door. It was also under warranty and they replaced the ice maker and the insurance company paid for new flooring. About a year later it did it again but we were home and caught it. Didn't bother replacing it because I don't want any more floods. Bought a counter top ice maker instead. The vinyl seals have also spilt on the doors.
Next up was the microwave. It started developing problems where it didn't know if the door was closed. Took it apart and discovered there's several contact switches. They snap in place between plastic fingers and the plastic had broken. So I replaced the microwave with a Maytag. While shopping for a new one I noticed there were only 2 different styles between the brands. Whirlpool actually makes many of the different brands. If you buy a cheap Roper you are really buying a Whirlpool. There's probably 6 or more brands that are really Whirlpool. In order to keep the same brand on my appliances I used some fishing line to saw the plastic Whirlpool logo off the old microwave and glued it on the Maytag.
Next was the dryer. I have had to replace the coils on the gas solenoids twice already. Then the motor quit. I replaced the Whirlpool dryer with an LG and it's been solid. The only Whirlpool appliance that has been problem free is the dishwasher. So far. When it dies I won't replace it with a Whirlpool, or any brand that Whirlpool makes.
Other complaints are the stainless they use isn't high quality. It is magnetic, and rusts very easily. The dish washer is also showing rust on the ends of the baskets inside.
That last slug of lint was a hoot!
It wasn’t even the bird nest causing the issue she never had it serviced and cleaned in those 25 years. My old roommate didn’t even know she was supposed to clean it!
Being the clean freak with a touch of OCD added in it’s an absolute must for me to clean things like my fans in my house. With that said, I have never had a dryer vent professionally cleaned like this. I find it quite satisfying to watch. 😊 I do however keep the indoor portion of my dryer vent as clean as I possibly can.
Good video!! Real Nice Truck!! 👍🤗🙏😊
Man that stream of lint was like dusty confetti when the machine blew it all out.
Good service and good entertainment!
I appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching!
Glad to see you with gloves on.
Purchase a leaf vacuum....
It will work fine to clean lint from grass...
There's something weirdly satisfying about watching videos like this.👍
See this is why I be saying dryer vents should be venting on the lower part of the wall or through the crawl space to the exterior wall because situations like this.
Builders don't consider the serviceability aspect.
I've never understood why a dryer vent wouldn't be run as straight and short as possible.
@@aj383 ikr!!
@aj383 that's the way it SHOULD BE, but not the way it always CAN BE.
Wow! After all you had already pulled out, then that last bit just projectiled across the damn Yard!
As I live in Australia, we don't have vented dryers like this, it never fails to amaze me how badly these things get blocked up!
How many people have told you that they never knew this needed to be done on a house? They always talk about the lint trap but not this.
Dang!!! I hope those birds were paying her rent!
That's what I was thinking. Being that deep in they needed to pay rent.
Something tells me they were squatters, LOL!
@@shawnise HAHAHAHA! This one may qualify for restitution!
Nice work so satisfying 👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
Excellent presentation. Thank you. Any chance you are the same guy doing this around Charlotte around year 2000-2001 - so about 25 years ago? I went to your web page and it looks like the same stuff we installed at that time. Still working perfect after all these years. Actually pulled out the dryer last month to hit the outlet with a blower to clean things out.
Yep, he's the same guy!Was at my house about a month ago! Very honest man!
WOW!!!! THIS IS AWESOME ❤❤❤❤
Some poor critter is coming home to an eviction. That was really satisfying to watch.
This is why you should clean out your dryer vents at least once every year, same for your rain gutter they get pluged too.
Anything that is a vent/ duct/ gutter/ drain/ pipe/ etc. should be cleaned every now and again. If something is not working correctly/ draining slow/ dryer not drying in 50-60 min (could have over loaded it but could be this)/ gutters overflowing are just a few examples of you should clean them.
Got birds building nests all up in your vents lol
Satisfying as advertised.
So satisfying!
Thank you for watching and your comment!!!
Great job and a super entertaining video!
Years ago we used to have birds making their homes in the dryer vents. I finally had had it after pulling a 5 foot rat snake out of the vent that had gone full golden corral on bird eggs. Needless to say I blasted the crap out of the vent lines and put bird guards on the outside.
Here is where I would use an electric leaf blower rather than the dryer air trying to blow out. How long did she have that problem jeez that stuff can cause house fires if not cleaned. Great Job.
must've been shocking for the owner to find out they've actually been living in the world's largest bird house!
That is an insane amount of lint and twigs… how many birds lived in there it’s like a birdie mansion!!!!
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Blimey birds must of thought this is a nice warm place
A wet and dry vac on blower mode probably works in a pinch too. For cleaning my vent I bought a rubber plumbing coupler that is 4" down to 2" or something like that and take the 2.5" hose from the vac and plug it in to the 2" side and put the 4" onto the dryer vent. I do this in pick up mode so all of the fluff ends up in the vacuum. I actually use a few tools to clean my vents including a set of brushes in a kit, my wet and dry vacuum and occasionally my air compressor. I see this house has an ungrounded 30 A outlet. For metal machines that's potentially dangerous.
Friendly tip use a bounce house blower while you use the rods/brushes and that should get it done on the first try.
I used to do air duct cleaning and dryer vent cleaning was one of the services we offered. I remember one job where one of the return vents was loaded with lint. The dryer was about 10 feet away, so I suggested cleaning the dryer vent. She didn't think it needed it so I told her I would clean it and let her see the pile of lint. If she still thought it was a waste of time I wouldn't charge her for it. Out of a dryer vent that was about 20 feet long I had a pile of lint about 2 feet in diameter that was a little over a foot tall in the middle. She later told me that the dryer was getting the laundry dry in one cycle instead of 2 or 3. The free advertising from her telling the neighbors resulted in a bunch of dryer vents in that subdivision getting cleaned that summer.
Home owners are lucky the house didn’t catch fire!
Similar situation, not dryer fluff, I used a 5 gallon shop vac! It has the pick up power and the moisture won't bother it....
HOLY... Awesome video!
Great job!!!!
There was an entire colony of bird nests in that vent! Great job cleaning up!
You did a great job!
A wet/dry shop vac could really help with that yard cleanup...
That's one good way to blow out clean out the dryer vent. I'm going to try that.
@11:37 what is that black box where the outlet is connected to? Is that some kind of appliance protection thing? What is it called? Share a link please
I used a leaf blower to clean the dryer vent out. Does a great job...
That's a guy who loves his lint.
Thank you for sharing.
Love you all!!! CHEERS!
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Noice this one was awsome to watch!