7 Signs Your Dryer Vent Is Blocked

1. Loads take two cycles. The heat is fine. The wet air has nowhere to go.
2. The top of the dryer is hot after a load. Heat that should have left through the duct stayed in the machine.
3. The laundry room is humid or smells like a dryer sheet. Exhaust is leaking back into the room.
4. Lint around the outside hood, or the flap won't close. Lint props the flap open. Birds see a warm tube.
5. The flap barely lifts when the dryer runs. Stand outside with the dryer on. It should snap open.
6. Clothes come out hotter than they used to. Restricted airflow raises the temperature at the element.
7. It's been more than a year, or you can't remember. Long runs and roof exits fill faster than you'd think.

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