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Cleaning Grease from an Electric Clothes DryerEepaquin from South Carolina Feedback About This Post:RE: Cleaning Grease from an Electric Clothes DryerThat grease could be the accumulation of years of using dryer softener sheets - is it perfumey? The above-mentioned products should work, but you might check the ducting to make sure you don't have a fire hazard. And if you need a dryer softener sheet, you can tear one in half or scissor the whole boxful in half first. Post By Kim Ch (Guest Post) RE: Cleaning Grease from an Electric Clothes DryerI'm guessing its something greasy that got inside your dryer. Try some Greased Lightning. I think it works great on alot of things. I wouldnt spray it inside - rather spray some on a cloth & wipe it. Perhaps wear gloves - as it can be very drying to your hands. Post By chris (Guest Post) RE: Cleaning Grease from an Electric Clothes DryerI use Armour All all purpose cleaner. It's in a teal color label bottle. It works amazing on grease. Especially on car carpets...or fabric. It made an old car look new! Post By Roxanne (Guest Post) RE: Cleaning Grease from an Electric Clothes Dryer
I had this happen recently and used a product called Greased Lighting (unsure of spellling). I sprayed it on a damp cloth and rubbed. Then went over it again with a more damp rag to get off the extra cleaning solution so it didn't damage the clothes. Be sure to have good ventilation when doing this. Post by GaJan |
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