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What are you doing right now??

well...i was supposed to remove the drier vent hose, wash it out with the garden hose this morning.

but the temps are like 28 degree's......

so another day, or maybe later if it warms up

we still have the little ones over, wife made scrambled eggs, and sausages.

they gobbled it up faster than i could see.

where are the parents..??

hurry up...gramps has work to do..!!!!!!
 
NMEDGE said:
You wash out the dryer vent? I had some guy come and sweep it out from top to bottom.
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1st.....the Tasmanian devils are gone.......i just hope that 9 months from now, they don't have siblings...

2nd,.. yes, i remove the bendable (flexible) vent hose, (it is very light weight) i take it outside and run the garden hose thru it...

then place it back onto the drier, reapply the duct tape, at the window connection, to seal it, and run the drier for like 5 minutes to....dry it out.

if i try to run a brush thru it, it could puncture a hole, then i gotta got and buy another one. (happened to me years ago)

garden hose is easier...

you have the all metal "'solid" vent hose..???

i can't, the relationship from the drier to window is convoluted for me to have a "solid" venting hose.

solid vent hose
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my flex hose.

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Old_Me said:
1st.....the Tasmanian devils are gone.......i just hope that 9 months from now, they don't have siblings...

2nd,.. yes, i remove the bendable (flexible) vent hose, (it is very light weight) i take it outside and run the garden hose thru it...

then place it back onto the drier, reapply the duct tape, at the window connection, to seal it, and run the drier for like 5 minutes to....dry it out.

if i try to run a brush thru it, it could puncture a hole, then i gotta got and buy another one. (happened to me years ago)

garden hose is easier...

you have the all metal "'solid" vent hose..???

i can't, the relationship from the drier to window is convoluted for me to have a "solid" venting hose.

solid vent hose
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my flex hose.

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I have all metal flex hose to dryer and all metal piping venting out to the roof.
 
threw away the frozen pizza left overs, i fed the little Tasmanian Devils last night..that damn thing gave me explosive diarrhea this morning... 🙄

good eating.....bad after effects...i'd rather we went to Taco McBell instead....let the other customers suffer the DEVILS...

gonna be cooking up soup for me, wife wants cheese melt, and tomato soup.

too damned lazy to open up 2 different cans of soup and getting 2 different pots.

wife asked me what i wanted for supper.....my mistake.....i should have told her whatever SHE is making.....

so i suffer again..........

ain't life grandioso..????
 
Old_Me said:
1st.....the Tasmanian devils are gone.......i just hope that 9 months from now, they don't have siblings...

2nd,.. yes, i remove the bendable (flexible) vent hose, (it is very light weight) i take it outside and run the garden hose thru it...

then place it back onto the drier, reapply the duct tape, at the window connection, to seal it, and run the drier for like 5 minutes to....dry it out.

if i try to run a brush thru it, it could puncture a hole, then i gotta got and buy another one. (happened to me years ago)

garden hose is easier...

you have the all metal "'solid" vent hose..???

i can't, the relationship from the drier to window is convoluted for me to have a "solid" venting hose.

solid vent hose
View attachment 69750


my flex hose.

View attachment 69749
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My dryer contains two of the flat ducts like the first picture. One coming out of the dryer and going under the floor into a 4" schedule 40 loop I built ( no glue) then back up to the floor on the other side of the room, into another flat duct and out of the house. I access the crawl space through a trap door, take the schedule 40 apart and clean everything by hand. Takes about 20 minutes.
 
Bassbob said:
My dryer contains two of the flat ducts like the first picture. One coming out of the dryer and going under the floor into a 4" schedule 40 loop I built ( no glue) then back up to the floor on the other side of the room, into another flat duct and out of the house. I access the crawl space through a trap door, take the schedule 40 apart and clean everything by hand. Takes about 20 minutes.
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never heard of a schedule 40 loop?
 
NMEDGE said:
When I was stationed at Pease AFB in New Hampshire there was so many deer there that usually within a couple of hours you had shot one! The only restriction they had was we had to use shotguns. I would go crazy waiting all day.
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There are lots of does right now but in this section there were no doe permits given. I think the herds are still recovering from when the timber wolves went through.
 
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