Spin your Energy Savings around!

September 30, 2008 on 11:41 am | In The Heart of Your Home | 1 Comment

This energy savings tip is something everyone in the family can do.

 

While your taking the time to save your families lives by cleaning your dryer vents with Range Kleen’s Dryer Lint Kleening Kit, try hanging your laundry out to dry. If you let your clothes air dry this cuts the energy being used to dry your clothes. Don’t worry about your clothes becoming stiff or rough feeling. To eliminate stiffness put your clothes in the dryer on the fluff cycle, this should surely do the trick.

 

You may not be aware but according to the US Fire Administration’s Topical Fire Research Series, Volume 7, Issue 1 dated January 2007: “Clothes dryer fires account for about 15,600 structure fires, 15 deaths and 400 injuries annually. “Failure to clean” is the leading factor contributing to clothes dryer fires in residential buildings. In most cases, clothes dryer fires can be prevented. “Failure to clean” is the number one factor contributing to clothes dryer fires, followed by mechanical and electrical failure. Clogged dryer vents occurring from lint buildup may make the dryer operate incorrectly and raise the temperature of the dryer machinery high enough to ignite lint or nearby combustibles. The exhaust vent should be as short as possible and have limited bends to allow sufficient airflow.” 

 

Simple, periodic maintenance can prevent clothes dryer fires from occurring. 

 

Range Kleen’s Dryer Lint Kleening Kit provides all the tools necessary to complete the necessary steps in helping to prevent overheated clothes dryers. The Range Kleen Dryer Lint Kleening Kit comes complete with a 10 foot Dryer Vent Duct Brush, 40 Inch Vacuum Hose Attachment and 36 Inch Lint Trap Vent Brush.  Following simple steps in proper maintenance not only can prevent fires, but also extend the life of your appliances, as well as save energy.

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  1. This tip not only saves you money, but it saves you buying more t-shirts a year for your husband when you shrink them… works like a charm for me :)

    Comment by Megan- Wapakoneta — October 7, 2008 #

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