Clean your Dryer Vents!

Here at Vaccine Fraud we (the many voices in my head) do a lot more than just vaccines and fraud. We (there’s those VOICES again!) endeavor to offer practical tips that will be of use in daily life (you call THIS Living?).

So, I’m fairly diligent with what is called periodic maintenance. I thought that the dryer was taking too long to dry clothes again. When I was outside cutting trees away from the foundation (a distraction from a job that I tried to start early this afternoon but still hadn’t gotten to…) I decided to pull the top off of the dyer vent.

Um…. uh…. caked with lint. To the point where the inverted cap was barely able to lift up. After using a jackhammer and other industrial methods to get the caked-on fuzz from around the cap and checking the airflow to make sure there were no restrictions in the vent tube; I moved on to the OTHER VENT. Which, of course, was older and the plastic weather-cap literally disintegrated in my hands.

Of course it did!

Is my answer to the annoyances in this Video Game where the object is to do Function X but Distractions Y and Disasters Z are tossed in there just to mix things up.

I might be related to the Canadian comic Red Green because I put some duct tape on the unit and poured enough Super Glue in the cracks to form a new cap and that baby was ready to go… by the end of the day. I think they LIE about how fast cyanoacrylate sets up.

I eventually finished the job that I had originally set out to do but that is literally for another Stack.

So, for now, plan on checking your dryer vents but allow about 4 hours of wasted time to do a 15 minute job.