99 out of 100 clothes dryers have a problem with air flow and lint build up which can cause a dryer to run inefficiently and eventually, lead to a fire
Charlotte, NC -- Dryer Vent Wizard, Dry Clothes, Safe Homes has noticed the biggest safety hazard in clothes dryers are the dryer vent and duct assembly. Emilie Benvegna, owner of Dryer Vent Wizard in Charlotte, North Carolina, once received a call from a tenant who was concerned about her clothes dryer taking more than one cycle to dry a load of laundry. When Emilie arrived at the apartment complex where roof was recently replaced she discovered that the dryer ducts were completely obstructed. The tenant was appreciative of Emilie's service, "I'm so happy that I called Dryer Vent Wizard. Emilie explained the problem to me and I just can't put into words how relieved I am that a potential fire hazard has been fixed."
Emilie specializes in all dryer exhaust issues as she performs dryer vent inspections and corrects problems before they become dangerous. There are at least 10 factors to look at when checking a clothes dryer for safety, including the dryer ducts and vents, airflow and signs of lint build-up. When a customer complains about their clothes dryer taking too long to get clothes dry, this is a big red flag, indicating a probable venting problem. Many people think it is normal for older dryers to take longer to dry their clothes. Emilie makes sure her customers understand that this is a myth.
Dryer exhaust systems should be checked by a professional annually to be sure the system is in good working order. Some homes have longer vents making it more difficult for homeowners to access all parts of the vent for cleaning. Dryer Vent Wizard has special equipment for accessing and cleaning all parts of the dryer vent system.
To promote consumer awareness on the importance of dryer vent cleaning and proper dryer duct installation, read Emilie's articles at http://dryerventcleaninghuntersville.blogspot.com/
Dryer Vent Wizard professionally inspects and cleans clothing dryers for homeowners and in commercially-owned buildings. Poorly maintained dryer vents cause fire hazards and cost substantially more to operate. Visit http://www.charlottedryerventlady.com to learn more.
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