How do i clean a dryer lint filter?
According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, approximately 15,500 fires, 10 deaths and 10 dryer-vent-related injuries occur annually. The majority of these incidences are because too much lint, a highly flammable material, accumulated in the dryer vent. Simply emptying the lint filter is not an adequate safety measure; a significant amount of lint is not captured by the filter and can enter the heating mechanism. Clean your dryer regularly to reduce the risk of death and injury.RegularlyClean the lint filter after each time you use the dryer by removing all of the lint with your hand. Check it thoroughly for holes or rips, and replace the filter if you find any. For a more thorough cleaning, use a spot of detergent a soft-bristle brush to remove stubborn residue. Every couple of weeks, while the filter is removed, use a vacuum to extract lint in the filter area, duct or chute.AnnuallyCheck the inside of the dryer cabinet for accumulated lint and vacuum, if necessary. Inspect
