Clothes dryers are a great convenience and they've made our lives a lot easier. Don't leave your dryer running unattended. Be sur to clean the exhaust ductwork and the vent in the dryer. Clean the lint screen/filter:Make a habit of this every time you dry a load of clothes. If you can, wash these items more than once to minimize the chemicals actually curtain material wholesale on the cloth. While washers are part of that number, the large majority (92%) were from clothes dryers. Plan head, as it is a requirement. That may mean that you'll have to disconnect the exhaust duct from the dryer. While reality is that disaster can strike at any time without warning, there's no need to invite it in just by being careless.

Check where your dryer is vented outside to make sure that the air from the exhaust is being released. Check your manufacturer specifications. By far, the leading cause of fires in home fires involving clothes dryers was a failure to keep the machine clean. But saving your life and your home will be worth the effort. Here are some things you can do to lesson that possibility as well as extend the life of your appliance. But the invention of the clothes dryer changed the way we live. For this you want to have a professional, or someone with experience to clean the interior of the dryer chassis. Ducting material. These tips will not only increase the safety of your dryer, but proper care and maintenance will increase the life span of the appliance. According to the National Fire Protection Association, in 2006, an estimated 17,700 fires involving clothes dryers and washing machines were reported in the United States.

Older individuals will remember running through sheets handing on a clotheslines as a child in your Mom's backyard. Sure, there are those times when you have to dry tomorrow's clothes. Have this done periodically to reduce the accumulation of lint. We no longer have to spend hours hanging clothes on a line and praying that it won't rain. Don't wait until the next load because you'll probably forget. The flexible plastic or foil types of ducting are more prone to trap lint as well as to become crushed or kinked which inhibits the airflow. That includes 15 deaths and about  million in property damage. We no longer have to iron for hours on end. The second cause was mechanical failure or malfunction , and 13 percent were caused by electrical failure or a short circuit. And, some don't even have to fold underwear.Be careful about what you put into the dryer.

If you find that the clothing is still wet or that it takes too long for the clothing to dry, the lint screen or the exhaust duct may be blocked. Don't go to bed while clothes are still drying. Most specify the use of a rigid or corrugated semi-rigid metal duct. Likewise, don't start the dryer and leave the house. Lint can also build up behind your dryer. This will provide maximum airflow for your exhaust. Don't leave these clothes in the dryer or piled in a laundry basket. The area around the dryer should be kept clean and clutter free. Clean behind the dryer. Before you use the dryer again, don't forget to reconnect the duct to the dryer and the outside vent. If it isn't, then either the exhaust duct or the vent may be blocked and you will need to remove the blockage. If you have clothing that has been soiled with volatile chemicals such as cleaning agents, cooking oil, finishing oils and stains or gasoline, you may want to consider hanging these clothes to dry. But they don't come without hazards of their own. If you must use the dryer for these items, do it on the lowest setting and with a dryer that has a cool down period.

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