One way to check to see if your dryer vent lines need to be cleaned is to check outside at the exhaust vent. If you notice an accumulation of lint, or if the flap will not close because of a buildup, it is time for us to go to work.
Did you know that poor indoor air quality has been ranked by the EPA as a top health concern? Having your air ducts cleaned to remove any harmful substances is a good first step in dealing with air quality issues.
So just what is the lint in your made from? It is a collection of fabric fibers and other materials, such as paper and hair, that have come loose from clothing. As the wash water evaporates during drying, these fabrics are released.
Between work and home, the average person spends as much as 90 percent of the time indoors, according to the EPA. That increases the impact of poor quality indoor air.
Although performing regular maintenance on your dryer is important, your washing machine can have an impact on dryer efficiency, too. Yes, you read that right! The faster a washing machine spins, the more water will be removed from the load. Less water means shorter drying times.
Mold and bacteria can cause allergies, sickness, and other health problems. And what’s worse, they can build up in your air ducts. Having your ducts cleaned has been proven to result in a lower concentration of microorganisms like bacteria and mold.
