Vent Vision

Dryer vent cleaning is an important part of regular home maintenance, particularly if you use your dryer regularly. Dryer vent cleaning will free your duct of built-up lint and debris, reducing your chances of dryer fires and improving your overall safety.   The dryer vent is located on the back of the dryer. It is responsible for releasing the hot air from the dryer to the outside of your home. Any lint that is not caught in the lint trap is often pulled into the vent, clogging up your dryer vent and preventing it from working properly. Even if you empty your lint trap, lint and debris particles will continue to build up within the dryer vent.    When too much debris builds up within the dryer vent system, it may reach the dryer’s heating element. Lint is flammable and can catch on fire within minutes if this occurs. Blocked dryer vents are a leading cause of dryer and home fires. If you are used to sending your clothes through multiple cycles to fully dry them, cleaning the dryer ve

Many of us experience cool air coming into our laundry room that not only just makes our house dirty but also affects the temperature inside it. The major source of such interference is usually the dryer vent. This makes it essential for us to use a good cover for our dryer vents. The dryer vents need a flap/cover at the end to prevent air infiltration. When such cover is not used, the dryer vents allow the hot and cold air to leak inside the home/building.  Many people have a misconception that dryer vent covers as unnecessary. They believe so with the thought that dryer vent covers just serve as a decorative or cosmetic item. This is one of the major reasons that many people never add any cover to their dryer vents. But on the other side those who understand the importance and benefits of such covers never jeep or use their dryer vents without them. Such dryer vent users make sure their dryer vents are covered perfectly with a good quality sheet/cover. Some top reasons to use dryer