ah, the natural predator of the dust bunny, the lint snake

@lintawayductcleaning

Ай бұрын

The natural predator of the dust bunny, the lint snake 🐇🐍

@g_dub

Ай бұрын

Lol

@teacherturnedhomesteader7368

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@no-name8553

Ай бұрын

Straight made another short using your comment. Getting paid two ways huh?! 🤔 genius!

@teacherturnedhomesteader7368

Ай бұрын

Hey man keep doin' what your doing, people need to make their jobs work for them, the gov is giving out tax dollars, time, and money to others and they're even making side gigs like Grub hub, Uber, etc start treating private contractor like an employee, so I suppose that means more taxes out if their pockets. KUTGW (SOME OF THE HATERS/TROLLS IN THE COMMENTS 🤦🏾)

You literally just saved that house from burning down!

@joshuasmith8408

19 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing like what the hell😂😂

@JohnPark-uz8tj

19 күн бұрын

These days dryer smart enough to stop if vent is clogged. Don’t worry about fire.

@melissasaint3283

19 күн бұрын

​@@JohnPark-uz8tj You're right, it's true that smart dryers will shut off to cool down if they get overworked by a clogged vent....but people who don't know what's happening will often just keep trying to turn them back on! Dryers still cause well over 10,000 fires a year in the US alone. Better safe than sorry, right?

@JohnPark-uz8tj

19 күн бұрын

@@melissasaint3283 I agree with that !

@nunzioification

18 күн бұрын

@@melissasaint3283 those are cleverly covered assassinations.

That came out as smooth as a piece of crabmeat 😩

@dorianellerbe7004

4 ай бұрын

Lol!!! 😂

@antonioartis6778

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@maxwellpeter5955

Ай бұрын

The forbidden crabmeat

@cabtoon

Ай бұрын

Lol

@tmanningvh

Ай бұрын

Ha I came here to comment the same thing! It was like cracking open a crab leg!

I wonder how much drying time they now save and how much less their electric bill is.

He should weigh and measure it like fisherman do with their biggest catch

@robnavarro8195

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@Starry_Night_Sky7455

Ай бұрын

😅 yes

I heard the vent go "ahhhh much better!" 😂👀

@robnavarro8195

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@deniskarajic328

Ай бұрын

Yea me to😂😂😂😂😂😂

@lydiawhyte3613

Ай бұрын

😅

@judyradke9847

29 күн бұрын

No, that was me

You Just Removed A Fire Hazzard.

The lint ain’t what’s crazy, it the suction of the machine holy shit

#1 fire hazard in the home

@thepropview9517

Ай бұрын

Must just be my clothes, but I tried to set this stuff on fire one time and it wouldn’t ignite

@RUS38

Ай бұрын

Not really, I have repaired a few dryers and they were absolutely full off this stuff when taken apart, all over the control board, motor, heater. I was also surprised how is that didn’t catch a fire, but somehow they don’t🤷‍♂️

@wesleypepple7525

26 күн бұрын

Wrong that would be unattended cooking,nice guess though

That went from mesmerising to pure fear 😳😳😳

The dryer made a scarf, how nice

Legend has it he's still vacuuming

@ourtimeforliberty

18 күн бұрын

Stupid comment

@marcusmorgan02

5 күн бұрын

That is what's your supposed to do every 6 months clean your vents clean your house clean up vacuum

He’s the Dr. Pimple Popper of lint!

@NYPD99STARR

Ай бұрын

😅😅😅

Dont recall having to deal with anything like this until they got the bright idea of venting out the top of the house.

@quenemoend

2 күн бұрын

Yes, dumbest placement ever!!

Crazy!!! How did the dryer work at all?

Omg that lint sausage 🥴🫠❤️

@AuntJemima2395

Ай бұрын

Yeah u like it don't it 😂

Holy moly, they must not clean that for years. Jesus they lucky the house didn’t caught on fire

It's a dead lint snake 🐍

If you stick the leaf blower into that vent hole you can make it “snow” outside

WOW, it's a wonder they didn't have a dryer fire. Glad they got it fixed

People think I'm weird for only running my dryer on low, and never running it when I leave

No way! That house would’ve burned down! I’ve never seen lint buildup like this and it’s scary!

This reminds me of my older sister. She graduated hs with a 4.0 gpa, scored very high on her ACT…and in 4 years never once cleaned out her dryer lint trap. She paid a repair man to come fix her “broken” dryer and he said he had never seen a dryer that clogged. She would run the dryer 4 or 5 times per load to get clothes dry.

Why is this so satisfying? 😂😂

My asthma is making me weezy just looking at this

@big_mama_b

4 ай бұрын

SAME

@ChameBang

3 ай бұрын

Unfortunately I know exactly what you mean

@td8866

10 күн бұрын

I call bullshit. This would’ve caught on fire long ago..

Got a friend that will not maintain anything. House, vehicles, lawn, etc. Out of curiosity one day I examined the lint trap of his new dryer. (Killed the last one) Apon examination I found enough lint that could be made into socks for every needy child in N.America. AC filter you ask? Hahahaha ha ha.

I am surprised there wasn't a fire.

Thats 30 years of kindling right there

LINT LOG! 😮

I need this to clean up after my toddler 😂

@teacherturnedhomesteader7368

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂❤

What a fire hazard that is…. Amazing it didn’t start a fire…..

He must have a super duper vacuum cleaner

Watching this makes my eyes and nose itch 💯

I had to cover my nose

That's got to be a Guinness World Record🐍

OMG! How many years of build up was that?!?!?!

@andymerrett

22 күн бұрын

Two weeks.

Watching This gave me allergies

When they pulled out the big lint snake I heard Steve Irwin voice over 😂

@kimnavrotsky5278

Ай бұрын

Crickey she’s a big one. Just look at ‘er. Nevah see ‘notha one like at I tell ya.

The comment section did NOT disappoint….continuation of the video. 😁

I literally almost instantly sneezed looking at that lol

So satisfying!

How earth don’t these homes burn down with all this stuff stuck in the pipe work? Thank goodness we have washing lines in the good outdoors.

@waqasahmed939

Ай бұрын

The good thing about dryer adoption in Europe being so low, is that for those that do have a tumble dryer, tend to have a heat pump tumble dryer. There are far more heat pump models than the other type. Even condenser beat vented. Condenser dryers are also cheaper than vented ones

It’s amazing their house didn’t burn down with that build up. Thanks for saving them.

Task from among us (2018): clean vents Me:

What machine are you using?

Wow

When you let Bigfoot use the dryer

Pov: when I check the dryer

These people are allowed to live amongst us. You could be the most responsible person in the world living in an apartment & your next door neighbor might be a ticking house fire.

@lintawayductcleaning

Ай бұрын

And to make matters worse, apartment complexes usually ignore this service! They usually find more value in things that are aesthetic, not taking care of the real issues.

Can you please tell me where you got the vacuum

I sneezed just watching this video

That was a fire waiting to happen…

So what the hell’s the point of the filter then

WHAT!! 😮 FIRE 🔥

I remember I worked at a spa and literally told them to make sure to tell everybody to clean the dryer lint trays AND ask maintenance to clean the vents…nobody listened. I was getting ready for work one morning and as soon as I was almost there, got a phone call from the manager saying there was a fire in the spa…

That is vaguely reminiscent of the colon cleanse VHS someone gave to my mom when I was a kid 😂

Lint and lint traps be trippin 😆 how they hold so much is crazy

What machine are you using for the dryer vent

If Whales had navel lint...

@L3TITBE

23 күн бұрын

😂😂

That stuff looks like it should be in an urn and labeled "Aunt Bertha"

@lintawayductcleaning

2 күн бұрын

😂⚱️

That is insane, they are lucky their home is still standing. I can’t understand why if they can’t clean it their self it would pay to hire it done every year, cheaper than having you home burnt down, perhaps life’s lost.

@cxrlplays1038

26 күн бұрын

Could have been a rental or something too. Some people have health issues and handicaps as well

What’s the suction power of that vacuum ?

Oh my goodness, I'm getting ready too clean my dryer vent right now!

@lintawayductcleaning

17 күн бұрын

Hopefully it’s not this bad!

What brand of dryer did they have? Man, what a work horse!

If that won’t cause a fire, nothing will! Makes me rethink the yearly cleaning I pay for😂

So glad these aren't too common here. Barely anyone has a vented dryer especially if they're renting due to landlords saying no as trapped lint is a fire risk I'm basing this On EPC figures. - A C rated vented appliance like this one uses 5.02 kWh per cycle. The cheapest one ( Indesit) costs £259 to buy - A B rated condenser appliance uses 4.21 kWh per cycle. The cheapest one is made by Electra which costs £229 to buy. A Beko costs £239 - An A+ heat pump appliance uses 2.2 kWh per cycle. The cheapest one (Indesit) costs £313 to buy - An A++ heat pump appliance uses 1.78 kWh per cycle. The cheapest one (Indesit) costs £314 to buy - An A+++ heat pump appliance uses 1.39 kWh per cycle. The cheapest one (Electra) costs £419 to buy. A Hotpoint costs £468 Indesit and Hotpoint are a part of the Whirlpool group Assuming 100 cycles a year (twice ish a week), and a cost of electricity at 25.3p/kWh, then : - The C rated one costs £127.006/year to run - The B rated one costs £106.513/year to run - The A+ rated one costs £55.66/year to run - The A++ rated one costs £45.034/year to run - The A+++ rated one costs £35.167/year to run Given the maths, it makes sense to at least get an A++ heat pump rated tumble dryer especially as it's only £1 more to buy than the A+ one. If it lasts more than a year, it's already cheaper than the cost to repair the vented one especially as you're more likely to use it 200 times a year rather than 100 times I've also had a B rated condenser and a heat pump. It added a mere 20 minutes to drying time (2 hours 30 in total) The idea for me is to run them during cheap TOU tariffs though, and I wfh 3/5 days anyway. As for myself, it's a four bed house and it's at least 4 lots of drying a week or 290 cycles For me, the maths works out at the following based on 25.3p/kWh - The C rated one costs £368.32/year to run - The B rated one costs £308.89/year to run - The A+ rated one costs £161.41/year to run - The A++ rated one costs £130.59/year to run - The A+++ rated one costs £101.98/year to run Using that I'd only need to have the heat pump one for a few months, before it's cheaper Though I intend on making use of a TOU tariff where it costs 6.9p/kWh to import energy and 16.5p/kWh to export it. I'd be a net exporter though that might be different if I had a C rated appliance . It's an arbitrage of 9.6p/kWh. I'd therefore base my losses on 9.6p/kWh - The C rated one costs £139.76/year to run - The B rated one costs £117.21/year to run - The A+ rated one costs £61.25/year to run - The A++ rated one costs £49.56/year to run - The A+++ rated one costs £38.41/year to run Even here, I'd break even in about a year even if you consider the ease of repair for the C rated vented one. No matter the usage, you'd be best off getting an A++ heat pump tumble dryer even when you consider repair costs. There's a reason why most people in the UK who do have a tumble dryer (which isn't that common) opt for a heat pump. It pays for itself in mere months.

@clapham93

Ай бұрын

Thanks for info and especially the calculations. Please could you advise us on how much the cost we've likely used within the last year. Bought a C grade Indesit dryer a year ago. With a big family we use it generally daily 1 hour slots x 2 washes. Big thanks.

@waqasahmed939

Ай бұрын

@@clapham93 At one cycle per day with a full load, and an average cost of 25.3p/kWh (price cap electricity price), the costs to run them are as follows: - A C rated vented appliance costs £463.57/year to run - A B rated condenser appliance costs £388.77/year to run - An A+ heat pump appliance costs £203.16/year to run - An A++ heat pump appliance costs £164.37/year to run - An A+++ heat pump appliance costs £128.36/year to run Personally if I were you, I'd get an A++ or A+++ tumble dryer. The A+++ one saves you a further £36/year over the A++ one or £360 over 10 years Given you're using yours daily, I think it's actually worth you getting the most efficient one that you can. The beauty with a heat pump tumble dryer or even a condenser one is that you can put it anywhere too. Sure it might look weird in a bedroom or in a living room but it's by the by when you consider the savings and tumble dryers look better in the living room than airers anyway imo. I'd personally also look for one that has sensor drying and reverse action. That helps save money too. The sensors detect how much load you've got in there and adjusts the time needed which saves money Reverse action = not as many tangles which means you don't have to put in clothes, twice due to tangles. It also means less creases which means clothes are easier to iron which saves money there too Heat pump dryers aren't well suited to uninsulated garages or cellars. The general wisdom is to never put them in a garage or cellar but if it's well insulated it doesn't matter. If your cellar / garage is warm in the winter and cool in the summer it's good for a heat pump tumble dryer. The best ambient temperature for heat pumps is 15-28C Also given I've got a tumble dryer, I've got myself a washing machine that runs at 1600rpm because the higher the spin cycle, the cheaper it is to dry clothes I'd also go for the largest drum size you can if you've got a large family for both the dryer and washing machine. When it comes to the washing machines, the ones that spin at 1600rpm are B and A rated. A B rated one would still be decent but you'd see little benefit in replacing your washing machine unless you absolutely have to. Replacing your tumble dryer for one that's far more efficient would save you a hell of an amount

@tammyjones7718

24 күн бұрын

That’s a lot of maths! My gas dryer cost $1000. No idea what it costs to operate, but clothes are usually dry in 30 minutes or less. King size comforters take a little longer since they get balled up and I have to untangle them to dry the inner sphere. I wish dryers didn’t tumble in a circle. It would be better if they just blew stuff around in a frenzy like 100 mini blow dryers pointed in every direction.

I'm saving this video for mental satisfaction.

@lintawayductcleaning

8 күн бұрын

🤝

An I able to clean my own dryer vents? How often should it be done?

What kind of unit are you using

What kind of vacuum is it? Work very good!

🐍 Damn lint snakes!!! They’re probably what eats one side of my socks too!!! 🧦

What type of vaccum do you use to take all this out ?

@tieshanelson5256

23 күн бұрын

That's a professional with their vacuum. They are huge vacuums

The vacuum cleaner goes NOM NOM NOM

Omg, my dryer vent probably looks like that too.😮

Video 51 of so satisfying🤤I swear I commented on this video when it got posted

Hey what kind of machine are you using to pump is it possible to do it with a shop vac if I tape the dryer pipe at the end of my shop vac pipe ?

Is he using a dry/wet vacuum? Shop vac?

How do get rid of vent worms

Is it the air condinioted?

Me, after eating a 1 pound bag of sunflower seeds.

Lint snake getting kicked out of the dryer duct 😂

How do you clean out a vent in a condo bldg that usually has a cover over it?😮

I have those exact gloves I'm loving to see somebody using them in work

Someone was running thier dryer without the lint screen installed.

WOW…was that a fire 🔥 waiting to happen or was all oxygen supply cut off by the dust? Maybe they just got lucky?

Feels like after drinking the morning coffee

I find these so fun to watch while my house has one that goes about half a foot and then immediately goes outside. It's easy to clean but horrible for the weather in the south-west part of Virginia.

Best pimple popping video, Ever!

"IS THIS YOUR LINT?!" -Mr. Hyunh

Do you wear a mask when doing these jobs?

@bobbob-vw4cc

2 ай бұрын

I would

@lintawayductcleaning

21 күн бұрын

Yes, always. Would never want to get lint lung 🫣🫁

That was a smooth move :)

@gregoryt1139

3 күн бұрын

...Ex-lax!! OMG, Put-Downs from middle school in the 80s. Oh, the memories. Thank you for taking me back.

You ain't lying! 😮

Gotta back the vacuum back for that good content! I get it! I enjoyed watching this! 😁 ##OddlySatisfying

Today i went out and got a washer/dryer combo from GE. This is why. That house was asking to be burnt down, nice save!!!

That’s the exhaust to outside . How can it be that much and that long ?

What kind of vacuum is this?

What vacuum are you using?

"You have too many pets in this home..."

I don’t think that was ever cleaned out ! Yikes !

As a person who is allergic to dust, I wanna do this