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The dryer is an appliance found in almost every home and we use it weekly if not daily. Its main purpose is to take the heat and moisture out of your clothes, then to exhaust it through a vent to the outside. Dryers can be vented long distances and generally installed with bends. This creates more places where lint can collect and birds can nest. Along with the water vapor evaporated from the wet clothes, the exhaust stream carries lint & highly flammable particles of clothing made of cotton and polyester & through the ventilation duct. Lint can accumulate in the exhaust duct, reducing the dryer& rsquo;s ability to expel the heated water vapor, which then accumulates as heat energy within the machine. As the dryer overheats, mechanical failures (thermostat, limit switch, damaged screen, or crushed hose) can trigger sparks which cause the lint trapped in the dryer vent to burst into flames. |
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Lint and additional debris can build up in your clothes dryer vent and may cause your dryer to exhaust at less than optimum efficiency. This creates potentially hazardous conditions including carbon monoxide intrusion and the possibility for exhaust fires. Clean and Green Dryer Vent Experts are also your chimney sweep experts. We are certified through the Chimney Safety Institute of America and are the expert for chimney cleaning, repairs and installation. |
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Clean carpet will last longer and save you moneyand hassle from replacing the old carpet with a new one. Houston Carpet Cleaners Co. uses a powerful cleaning system that deep cleans your carpets, flushing the dirt and pollutants from the fibers with self-neutralizing cleaning chemicals that are also non-toxic and bio-degradable, leaving your carpets clean and fresh again. Combination of Hot Water Extraction and Shampoo As the name implies, this method uses the Hot Water Extraction method and Shampoo. This method is especially effective for cleaning highly soiled carpets, with heavy oil/soil build-up. |