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Finally! An easy way to check Whirlpool & Kenmore dryer vent airflow!

(Works on Whirlpool, Kenmore, Kitchenaid, Roper, and Estate dryers made by Whirlpool Corp, including both 29" and 27" wide models. I'm hoping other manufacturers take the hint and engineer something similar for their machines!)

After telling folks for years to "go outside and check for good, strong airflow out your dryer's vent hood", there's finally a simple tool that'll tell you for sure whether it's RIGHT! 

 

The problem has been, of course, that what may feel "good and  strong" to one person may actually be way too little airflow for a dryer to breathe. And as we've discussed before, all the heat inside a dryer is worthless without a generous supply of airflow through its vent system. 

 

Anyway, here's a little tool that Whirlpool engineers have come up with to help you tell for sure when it's time to clean out that vent (and probably the inside of the dryer, too).

 

This is a simple, specifically sized plastic card that you hang inside your dryer drum (complete instructions are included), then run it 3 times, empty. 

 

If the dryer's airflow is strong enough to pull the card off the hook, everything's fine. If it stays on the hook, you're headed for trouble, and need to get out the old shop vac. 

 

 

Whirlpool / Kenmore dryer airflow test tool

 

 

 

I deal with poor dryer airflow problems constantly, and thought you'd benefit from one of these. Cost for the kit is only $6.00, plus $5.00 Priority shipping & handling to any USA address, $11.00 to your door - in about 2 days! (Would you spend a measly 11 bucks to save a service call - and possibly your house? I sure would!)

 

(You don't need a Paypal account to pay with your credit card)

 

If you'd rather order by another method, live outside the US, or have any questions, please feel free to contact me

 

Thank you!

 

 


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