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Easy Lint Trap Clean Up

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Date: 01/06/2009 Topic: Cleaning > Appliances  
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A great way to clean the lint out of your dryer: Tear a sheet of the sticky paper off of a dog hair or lint remover roll. Wrap the sheet around your 4 fingers (less your thumb) and swipe your hand through your lint catcher and around the surrounding areas of your dryer, including the wires that lint and spider webs gather on! Even get wild and wrap a few sheets around the end of a Swiffer mop and wipe off your fan blades or hard to reach ceiling corners- lint, fuzz, hair, dust and spider webs stick to this stuff instantly.

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By JustPlainJo (453) Profile Contact
I'd imagine packing tape - the kind without the straps - and duct tape would work as well, too.

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By siris (Guest Post)
When my brother was in the navy he wrapped masking tape around his hand(sticky side up) to clean any lint off his uniform. Same idea, just cheaper.

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