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Originally Posted by keepsake
I just run the dryer in cool mode, and dangle a snake in the output side, shaking and turning, rolling, etc -- working it all the way back to the dryer. Works like a charm. Everything that the lint screen missed will blow right out into the yard.
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We have a roof vent so worth it to have someone climb up there periodically and clean the gunk out of the flapper and suck the rest out from the inlet.
Coiled-wire foil or plastic transition ducts should be replaced with rigid, non-ribbed metal ducts that are listed by UL or another approved product safety testing agency. They cost about $10.
DryerFlex(R) Transition Duct