Clean Your Bathroom Exhaust Fan in Minutes | 3 Easy Ways to Clean Dirty Vent Fans Yourself |

Cleaning your bathrooms dirty vent fans is often overlooked. But not only will it improve performance and health conditions, it will last longer and help your home look better!
The visible dust makes your house look unkept and dirty, but 5 minutes can clean this vent and plenty others like it (like AC vents) in your home. These simple techniques for cleaning your exhaust fan will keep it running effectively for years to come.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:09 - Pipe Cleaner
00:37 - Vacuum / Dust Buster
1:13 - Disassemble and clean with soap/water
3:40 - Put back together!
4:00 - Before and After
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Materials Used:
Pipe Cleaner: amzn.to/3xHqmAC
Plastic Pry Tools: amzn.to/4cAheNe
Dyson V8 Cordless Vacuum: amzn.to/4cb3kRZ
Lysol Disinfectant Spray - amzn.to/4ceNRjv
Casio G-Shock: amzn.to/45tL5Ep

[@kcwilliams24]

Yea I definitely need to do this...

[@TheDIYrealtor]

Game changer

[@mrcryptozoic817]

Never thought of that brush. I'll use it to clean the fins on my refrigerator coils.
Thanks.

[@TheDIYrealtor]

I bet that works nicely!