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St Louis - dryer vent is clogged

Jeff Dietz
  • St. Louis, MO
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Hello,

I am looking for advise on a clogged dryer vent. It is the vent to outside the house. Should I contact a place like sears, or would I need a handyman for something like this. If anyone has a recommendation on someone's service it would be appreciated as well.

Thanks,

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Steve Babiak
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You also want to be certain that there are no screws being used to hold together the connections of sections of duct on a dryer, since those screws become points of lint accumulation when their tips get inside the duct.

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