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ABSOLUTELY!!!!

NO KIDDING!!!!!!

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Thanks for watching!!!!!!

I'm looking at new cameras today! I really appreciate your kind words but I'm going to get this fixed! I appreciate you all!!! HAPPY EASTER!!!!

Sure did but in my other videos regarding duct replacement, the audience retention is terrible therefore that's telling me folks aren't interested in that part as much.... If the masses tell me differently, I'll absolutely make sure to include that in my videos. Thx man!

That is what I wanna know too!

Luckly, the vent was 100% clogged and trapped the moisture in.. When you dry a load, you push 1-1.5 gallons of water through the vent via steam... We know that steam turns back to liquid when it gets further away from the heating source. In this situation, the lint wouldn't have ignited because it was soaking wet... Had their been even a small amount of airflow, the moisture would've escaped. Had the lint been dry, they would've been in some trouble. Thanks for watching!!!!

Thank ya ma'am!

Even still... did you hear the massive airflow coming out after he cleaned it?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

On this one, I had to run the brush from both sides. They can be tricky for sure!

TY

Typically, you'll know you've reached the end if you can't push the brush any farther OR easiest way is to listen. The brush makes a different sound when it hits galvanized steel vs aluminum or when it hits the flex behind the dryer.

Possibly however I'm a believer that anything other than a clear, 4" duct system will only cause more issues vs simply staying on top of the required maintenance... IDK though, I've definitely been wrong before, lol!

Great questions Justin! OK... Typically, I only clean from the exterior unless the vent is longer than my brush cable OR I'm not getting good enough airflow after running the brush from outside. On the next question, as long as I see metal duct work, I'll run my brush through the system... If there's ANY flex in the duct system, it has to be replaced with new, 4", ridged ductwork! My brush will absolutely destroy any flex it encounters! As for the duct collapsing, if it does, so be it.... I'll have to repair. If it winds up being something simple, no big deal however any repair costs would be the homeowner's responsibility.... It's unfortunate however I personally can't be "on the hook" for a poorly installed duct. If originally installed correctly, my brush won't blow the duct apart or make it separate from other pieces. Lastly, I don't own a camera system and don't think I will anytime soon... When you run a 4" brush through a 4" duct, from start to finish, I KNOW the duct is clean therefore I've never needed one. And say the duct is broken somewhere in the wall or ceiling that isn't visible, I'd have to cut a hole in drywall to repair so typically, the camera is just something flashy that would allow you to charge more for the cleaning/repair... I hope this makes sense however if you have any additional questions, don't hesitate my friend!

@@advsLLC Wow, thanks so much. Youre very helpful!

Yes however all I can do is bring that up to the customer and let them make the decision ya know... I agree with you though! Thx for watching!

Too long!

Some are like that... It also has to do with the number of people living in the home as well as their ages.

LOL, agreed!