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Rhonda Nole, a Dryer Vent Cleaning Specialist Shares Energy Saving Tips with Sonoma, California Residents

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Services for Real Estate Pros with Dryer Vent Wizard of the Greater North Bay Area

Clothes dryers are among the top 5 energy consumers in your home; there are ways to save on utility bill with new practices in the laundry room

 

San Francisco, CA - Like everything else, energy costs are going up.  People are becoming more and more aware of how every day activities are using more energy than necessary.  As they find ways to conserve, they may find that they are also prolonging the life of their appliances and preventing fires too.

 

Rhonda Nole is the owner of Dryer Vent Wizard, serving the Greater North Bay area of California.  She shares the following tips with all her customers, in addition to providing dryer vent cleaning, repair, installation and inspections, as she explains, "Proper dryer vent cleaning ensures adequate air-flow required to allow your dryer to run efficiently, avoid over-working; therefore, saving money on utility bills each month.  Maintaining the lint screen is very important, as this is where most of the lint accumulates first.  You can also save a lot by doing only full loads of laundry, separating light and heavy weight items, and choosing a clothes dryer with auto-dry sensors."

 

Though the old fashioned clothesline outside has lost its popularity, it is a great money saver, as Rhonda explains, "Solar drying is free!  Allow Mother Nature to use the warm sun and a gentle breeze to dry your laundry, even if you just hang out the sheets and towels, while your dryer handles the rest.  Clothing rods are handy for use inside or outside.  You might leave certain clothing in the dryer just long enough to release the wrinkles, and then finish drying on a clothing rod or clothesline."

 

Proper appliance maintenance is also a major money saver, saving on utility bills, and appliance repair bills.  A well maintained appliance will work more efficiently and have less risk of failure.  Most importantly, dryer vent cleaning and maintenance will reduce the risk of a dryer fire in your home or business. 

 

Rhonda Nole, owner of Dryer Vent Wizard, specializes in dryer vent cleaning, repairs and inspections.   Rhonda will make sure your dryer vent system is up to code and working at top efficiency.  Learn more at http://dryerventcleaningsantarosa.blogspot.com/

 

 

Contact:

 

Dryer Vent Wizard of the Greater North Bay Area

PO Box 7625

Cotati, CA  94931

Phone:  866-498-7233

Email:  rnole@dryerventwizard.com

Website:  http://www.dryerventwizard.com

 

 

 

 

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Ross Quintana
Real E Smarter - Spokane, WA
Real E Smarter Real Estate Coach - 509-362-1966

Spokane Wa Real Estate Expert Thanks for the tips, bottom line is that it's always cheaper to do things right then to react to a problem that finally erupts.

Feb 01, 2009 07:50 AM
Rob Nelson
Crye-Leike Realty - Bella Vista, AR
Your Neighborhood Realtor

A couple of years ago I owned a home that had the dryer vent on the roof. It had a mess screen that clogged up with lint every couple of months. I couldn't remove the screen because the house was in the woods and was needed to keep debree out. What a pain.

Feb 01, 2009 08:26 AM
Anonymous
Rhonda Nole

Rob,

There are roof vents that can keep out debri and unwanted nesters if this happens again in the future.  The mushroom shaped caps to a good job of keeping out both of the issues mentioned above.  The roof caps need to be checked to make sure they aren't clogging up.

Warm regards,

Rhonda Nole

Dryer Vent Wizard of

The Greater North Bay Area

Feb 02, 2009 02:38 AM
#3
Anonymous
Rhonda Nole

Hi Ross,

You are so right.  As a homeowner I have had to learn that the hard way, but in the business of dryer vent maintenance, repairs, and installations we see what lack of maintnenace causes on a daily basis.  It is just one more thing to add to the list for annual maintenance.  Two extreme cases that were recently in the news was the death of a teenager due to a dryer vent fire, and a Day Care Center that was closed due to mold contamination due to moisture in an attic from a dryer vent line that had become disconnected in the attic.

Best Regards,

Rhonda Nole

Dryer Vent Wizard of the

Greater North Bay Area.

Feb 02, 2009 02:42 AM
#4