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If that doesn’t seem like it’s the problem - there’s not much lint - then it’s probably going to build up on the outside where it goes out of the wall, and I’ll show you how to take care of that.
Out here where the warm moist air goes out to the outdoors is probably where your problem is if you didn’t discover an accumulation of lint inside. Simply reach up in there and clean that out. it’s definitely going to allow your dryer to expel the warm, moist air, which is what the dryer does. And if it can’t expel it, then your clothes aren’t going to dry. And now they will.
Expert: Greg Lim is a professional handyman and residential property manager. In the seven years he’s been a contractor, he has fully renovated two houses. Read More



























































