The buildup of lint inside your dryer vent is inevitable. Moist air leaving the dryer coats the inside of the vent duct or pipe, and it easily collects lint and other debris.

There are serious problems that can occur:

• 1. Clothes take longer to dry when the pathway for the moist air to leave the dryer is partially or fully blocked. This is the most common clue that your dryer ductwork needs to be cleaned. Longer drying cycles will increase your energy costs and potentially cause mechanical failure to the overworked dryer.
• 2. Mold develops in moist lint stuck to the inside of the vent duct.
• 3. Carbon monoxide can leak from a gas dryer when the vent is blocked.
• 4. A dryer fire is caused by trapped lint getting hot enough to combust. Dryer fires are are more common than you might think.

According to the United States Fire Administration (USFA), “2,900 home clothes dryer fires are reported each year and cause an estimated 5 deaths, 100 injuries, and $35 million in property loss.”

Several other reliable sources put the number of dryer fires closer to 15,000 annually.

The USFA recommends cleaning the filter after every load and cleaning the dryer vent duct every year. If you have a coiled wire (accordion style) duct, you should replace it with solid, non-ribbed metal duct that is easier to clean and doesn’t have nooks to trap lint.

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Maine Dryer Vent Cleaning Services

Maine is the north eastern state of America and one of the most sparsely populated. Whilst its northern edge and interior are largely pristine wilderness, its glacier-carved coastline is indented and untamed.

Tourists flock to Maine to see its glorious scenery and relish in the abundance of seafood cuisine. Nearly 60 lighthouses line the rugged coastline and Maine is the perfect location to watch whales in their natural environment. Lobsters and clams are ubiquitous in Maine and are served a variety of ways. From diners to high-end restaurants, Lobster along with fresh seafood, is served in a multitude of styles. Crab, scallops, shrimp, clams, oyster and all kinds of North Atlantic fish are bought in daily by the local fishermen.

Shipbuilding companies have been based here for decades and this has shaped the manner of its people and formed a culture that is truly Maine's own.

• Acadia National Park
• Bar Harbor
• Lighthouses of Maine
• Lobster, of Course
• Pemaquid Point Lighthouse
• Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
• Portland Head Light
• Maine Maritime Museum

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