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Okay, another question. I have a dryer where the lint trap pulls out from the top. Whenever I pull it out, there's only lint on the top half, and I can tell where it's torn. THis means there's lint stuck somewere in my dryer. Is there an easy way to get it out? I know it's not good for the dryer.

Luv, you need one of these.

http://www.alwaysbrilliant.com/aa/bb...L200008060.jpg

Here you go.

http://www.amazon.com/Fuller-Brush-C.../dp/B0006B0S9Q

Damn. It's too bad I got rid of the brush like that I had for my fishtank when I sold it.

I'm not sure if you could have used that.

Speaking of Washers/Dryers,

I have to install a new washer and dryer in my new house, can I easily do this by myself, or do I need professional help?

The Dryer is gas, fwiw.

This post out of context of luv's post is epic.

I'd prefer music too, but I don't want to listen to the radio, and the stupid factory stereo in my truck won't play burned cds.

It probably went out the exhaust vent.

Washer is easy, on the dryer make sure to use teflon tape on the gas line connections.

Thanks.

Before I tape it, should I use the soap bubble trick, like you are supposed to do w/ propane gas?

Don't they have Fantasy Draft Football now?

No, that is for checking for leaks after you make the connections. Or just use a Bic lighter, either way works.

Probably, but I sure as hell am not going to listen to it.

Wait, I know its for leaks, but are you trying to trick me into exploding my new house?

I don't care for that accusation. :harumph:

Nawwww

Trust him, I would



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I have no random thoughts, or thoughts of any kind for that matter.