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Old 08-09-2014, 08:08 AM   #1
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Dryer Lint--

Ok- FWIW We have a stackable washer/dryer (Splendide) we do a lot of laundry, and clean the dryer filter after every use-while the filter was out for some reason I looked inside and under where it sits--OMG-->35 cents, paper clip and a lot of lint that the filter missed- bottom line is I think this is a fire hazard so CHECK underneath your filter.
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I all so blow ours out with a leaf blower. It really cleans out the tubes.
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You can use dryer lint to make fire starters for your next campfire!
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Great idea on the leaf blower! Thanks!
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