How to Clean a Dryer Vent using the LintEater Rotary Cleaning System
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2015
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Video Highlights:
0:14 Why to clean your dryer vents
0:23 What you need
0:33 Checking for air flow
1:13 How to check for obstructions
1:50 Determine the type of venting material
3:07 What is included with the LintEater Rotary Cleaning System
6:04 Getting started
6:59 Attaching the leaf blower
7:40 Time to Clean
10:23 Removing the Rods
11:24 Fire Safety
12:10 Other Uses for the LintEater System
The LintEater Rotary Cleaning System is an easy to use system that will help to increase the efficiency and heat out put of your clothes dryer by adequately cleaning the venting system. Clean all the way from the lint trap to the outside cap. This system includes all of the rods and attachments that you will need to get the job done. All you will need to supply is a clutched drill.
In the kit you will get...
4 - 36" Long Flex Rods
1 - Self-feeding 4" diameter Auger Brush
1 - Blockage Removal Tool
1 - Large 2 1/2" diameter Lint Trap Brush
1 - Vacuum Adapter
1 - Dryer Adapter - Навчання та стиль
Awesome video and how to
Best part is I didn’t know it was an add the instructor felt like a real person good video
This gal knows her stuff and has no problem explaining the procedure so it is easily understandable, good job!
Excellent explanation. Thank you for not having background music.
Excellent video done by an excellent spokesman who knows how to explain things thoroughly and in a manner anyone can understand. I've been thinking of doing this for a while and now I wont hesitate to get started. Thanks.
She did NOT mention that you use the small Allen wrench and screw to assure the brushes (both of them) are firmly attached to lead rod. So tape is NOT needed at the brush head. Kit comes with the 2 small screws and the Allen wrench. Otherwise, Good Job explaining how to do and use the product!
Most comprehensive video that I’ve seen on this subject. Great job!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️Thank you so much!
The nice young lady was very helpful and knowledgeable, thanks to her tutorial I was able to clean my system myself instead of having a professional do it, along with the "professional prices!"
Cute girl. kitten is adorable, too.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 This is the top video on here explaining in GREAT detail on how to use this. Im on my way to lowes in a few to get this. I figured since we all on lock down I’ll get some housework done starting with the damn drying, lol! Thank you!!!!
I bought one of these and it works great..her presentstion was professionally done and easy to follow.. Well done.. I recommend this product.
Finally a good video about how to do this. I feel a little more confident doing the way she described. My vent length is above 12 feet. But all the details in the video will help clean it out properly. Thank you Ma’am. Awesome 👍
The lady did a very good job explaining. She included a lot of details that the other videos did not cover like which direction should the drill turn when it is taking the lint brush out.
I think you gave the best explanation on how to use the product then anybody else video. Great job!!!
You hit on a tip which I had not thought about, or seen in any of the other videos I've watched. That is, just run the drill motor slow! Well, DUH! 😁 I had envisioned spinning the thing like a madman, and as a result, lint flying all over the outside, including on me. But it makes sense that if you just take it slow, there should be no worry about that. Simple tip, which I'm going to try out tomorrow. Thank you!
Great video!
Also, cats only supervise. Never work. 😁
the 6" brush can be used to clean your fridge coils too. This will make your Pop or drinks cold and let you raise the temperature back some and save energy.
Make sure you clean the inside of the Dryer too not inside the drum but what you can't see until you take it apart.
Thank you so much for this video, I just ordered this item to clean out our vent , I wouldn't have ever known about cleaning ours out but our new dryer has a " clean dryer vent " light on it so I have been doing a lot of searching on line as far as what tools I needed and how to do it. I was use to my husband doing things like this ( passed away 5 yrs ago) so this task doesn't seem to be as big a deal as I thought.
Great video. You explained everything in detail you didn't miss anything. I wish that other instructional videos were as detailed as yours.
if you have plastic, tear it out and replace it with either solid pipe or flex pipe.
and make sure the vent is no longer the 24 feet minus 5 feet for each 90 dgr elbow.
2 90 dgr elbows max pipe length is 14'
I'm no expert, but this is important, read up on it.
Do not screw joints, only use Foil Tape or hose clamps. Tape is the better option.
Just bought my lint eater system
I suggest you tape each rod coupling joint to avoid having the rods unthread themselves if you choose to reverse the drill rotation which is not recommended procedure.
Excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Great demo! Thank you.
Excellent explanation and detailing the process will look forward to more videos from the lady
She did do a really good job explaining
Best video on UA-cam on this. Thank you....great job.
ty 4 a great & informative tutorial!
Excellent video.
it is extremely important to only run the dryer on no heat setting when bad flow is suspected or when sticking anything in the vent! you will hurt the dryer, unless your super lucky. this is why a shop vac or blower is recomended.
Great video, you explained everything very well. Thank you.
Looks like the LintEater kits come with Items that weren't available in them when I bought mine years ago. I may have to upgrade. Great tutorial and something I'll recommend to the noob on our maintenance team.
Very informative. Great video!
10 - 4. Nice job explaining.
Awesome video, I legit didn’t know the vent needed to be cleaned either!
Wonderfully clear description of every aspect of the job! Thanks!
Fascinating !!!
Great video. My issue is I have a blower but the trigger has to be constantly held to run. I guess I will zip tie it until I am done cleaning.
Very very helpful. I shared this on facebook
YOU DID AN AMAZING JOB OF EXPLAINING!!! THANK YOU!!!
Should show EVERYTHING. Like what did it look like in the laundry room?
Great video!
WOW-- GOOD JOB THANK YOU...
I live in a split level and my vents are near the roof. Good to know I can clean from the inside. Thanks.
Thanks! 🙂
great video
great video very helpful seems like woman make it more easy to understand.
I went as far as the brush would let me go from the outside. It got to a point that it just wouldn't go any further approximately the length of 2 and 1/3 of the rods. The same from inside except because its a little easier to maneuver i eventually wiggled around enough to get a little further in. Approximately 2 and 1/2 rods. Plus i used a shop vac. I dont have a blower to get the rest out. I did get quite a bit though.
My favorite part was when you explained the ohhhwaahhhhahah in the wobble of the line lol!
Thank you for the video , the product you used worked great , you should get a fee for demonstrating how good it works .
Very good explanation! So the shop vac is blowing from inside the house to the outside or is the shop vac sucking the lint into itself as you push the brush in through the outside? Thank you.
Great job cleaning the lint out. I was able to tackel my lint today and won. Bye bye lint.
Do It Your Self Home Improvements
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Sweet.
You did a great job! Explained it better most guys do in their videos.Plus you’re easy on the eyes
I’m wanting to try this but our outdoor vent is too high up to reach. Can I do this from the inside only? In a 3 story condo. Thanks!
Hi are u blowing the shop vac from inside while ur spinning on the outside? Im trying to see where all the back up lint comes out at?
is the leaf blower on as you are doing this outside?
Great video! Most informative I’ve seen, so far.
Great job! Please don't forget to wear a dust mask next time.
Drill should ALWAYS run clockwise. If not, you might unscrew one of the rods inside the duct !
kenith Hallmark this happen to me and now it’s stuck 😞
Where do I get this kit I went to home depot didn't have it
8:30
"you'll end up with a lot of lwuuwhaa" lol
what about if you have a ROOF VENT?
Good video. But you do know you can put the drill in reverse and hold the chuck to remove the rod. You don't have to turn the drill over and over.
James Kearney I suggest you tape each rod coupling joint to avoid having the rods unthread themselves if you choose to reverse the drill rotation.
@@brianbaker359 Very good point.
@@brianbaker359 Or they could make keyed rods too.Just a thought.
James Kearney Yes, I have seen some rods that use set screws or little ball bearings that are held locked by a spring. Cheers.
hi melissa
Idk why you'd want the lint flying out like that. Use the shop vac adapter and you suck the link into the vacuum. No mess. Otherwise, very informative.
So where do you buy it?
Lowes, for one place.
What if your exhaust is 30 feet up in the air? How do I run a blower or a vacuum the same time?
I have the same question. Our vent exits through the roof.
30 foot ladder works great
My dryer vent is on the roof
I have an old house where a solid metal pipe runs down 4-6" into concrete and does a sharp 90° goes about 8 feet then another 90° back up. Would this product be recommended and a good product for my system? I've heard horror stories where the rods snap in the system. Thanks in advance
the vent in my wall leads up to the attic i believe and not outside of my house.
That is a problem if it does not go outside. All the moisture the dryer is blowing out will go to the attic and you will have mold.
The vent in your wall leads up to the attic and may / may not vent through the roof into the open air. It may not vent to the side of the house but if the house isn't very old, then it most likely vents through the roof...it's easy to check.
That metal blockage adapter is dangerous. If your spinning and it hits the metal it can cause a fire.
You aren't suppose to turn / spin the drill or any of its attachments that fast. You also shouldn't have any of those types of reactive metals in your venting / ducting. Good thought, though.
She said stiff rods. Giggity... Seriously, thanks for the video tutorial.
We need more women that know how to do “men’s stuff” as they call it
Forgot to check lol
"Work that entire length of that rod in... " Ha!! She's cute!!
Miss, a drill has the ability to reverse to separate the rod from the drill
If you run the drill in reverse, you run the risk of having the rod separation take place not at the drill adapter, but between rods far down your dryer vent, leaving you with a brush and some rods stuck in your vent with no easy way of extracting. Some have suggested taping the rod connections to reduce this risk.
Am I the only one staring at the word California?
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Drink everytime you hear "system"
Why don't you let your dad teach you how to take the rod out of the drill correctly? You need more practice sister.
Bends back to its original place. lol! nevertheless it is better to pay for someone to do it.
No.
DO NOOOOT BUY THIS!!
The poles screw together very lightly the long extension will get caught in your wall it unscrews as your reversing it. There is no way to tighten and lock down each of the extensions. Warning do not buy do not buy!!!!!
Waaaay too much detail
James Holland Disagree. She demonstrated the product perfectly.
Better to have too many details, than not enough details.
Too many "as wells". Try "too" once in a while.
Or 'also' or, 'additionally'.
Why Wooman talks so much
More action less talk..!
Ok...?
Excellent job! thank you for this tutorial