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sswilson said:
I've never heard that.... did they provide any kind of reasoning for replacing it? It most certainly should be checked/cleaned to ensure there isn't a buildup of lint blocking it, but I don't know about replacing it.
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I believe the idea was lint build up as cleaning it out may be just as hard as replacing it in some cases? I know I check our outside outlet to make sure it is clear, but I will admit I haven't checked the hose itself. It isn't a long run in my case, about 5-6ft I'd say.
 
I avoid spraying any kind of liquids directly onto any monitor/tv screen but instead lightly spray the cloth then use the it to clean, and use a seperate one to dry if necessary.
 
sswilson said:
Dryer lint trap cleaning.....

Before, after, or yes?
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I'd rather not kickup all the lint when my clean dry clothes are sitting nearby, so I say before each load.

Lysrin said:
I believe the idea was lint build up as cleaning it out may be just as hard as replacing it in some cases? I know I check our outside outlet to make sure it is clear, but I will admit I haven't checked the hose itself. It isn't a long run in my case, about 5-6ft I'd say.
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For a while it felt like home shows and such were suggesting things like this: https://www.homedepot.ca/product/everbilt-dryer-duct-lint-trap/1001803923 but I don't feel like they do anymore. If your run is only 6ft to outside (no other piping in the wall or such), probably replacing it with solid/rigid ducting would be another option too. I think it's less likely lint would stick to a smooth pipe and you could push a duct cleaning brush through it once a year too.
 
we got birds living in our vents seen them after hearing chirping that sounded very close, the exit outa the house is where they get in entire family 6+ burbs.
 
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what are some cheap single use options for making some international VOIP calls?

my father-in-law has some money in a Danish bank that's exiting Norway, so we need to move it, wire it here, or whatever. Skype is 3.1 cents / min, which seams reasonable...but thought it prudent to check if there are any better options out there.
 
Marzipan said:
what are some cheap single use options for making some international VOIP calls?

my father-in-law has some money in a Danish bank that's exiting Norway, so we need to move it, wire it here, or whatever. Skype is 3.1 cents / min, which seams reasonable...but thought it prudent to check if there are any better options out there.
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Voip.ms isn't single use but its monthly price is the phone number reservation and long distance is something like 0.5 cents / min and you only get billed for 1 direction IIRC. Cant recall if it is outgoing on incoming. Costs me less than $50/year even with the long distance fees to keep it active.

Its cheap enough at that price that I keep it around as a home phone.
 
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