13/03/2026
$200 just flew away‼️😩😅💰
Clean the lint filter after every drying cycle.
It only takes 5–10 seconds, but it greatly improves safety and performance. If lint accumulates, some fibers can go back onto your clothes, especially dark garments.
Cleaning the filter prevents lint sticking to freshly dried laundry.
I just spent $200 on a service call because my dryer “wasn’t working.” The technician arrives, checks it for about five minutes, pulls out the lint filter, and says, “Yeah… it’s completely clogged with lint.”
I’m thinking that’s what the lint trap is supposed to collect—but he cleans it out anyway, and suddenly the dryer works perfectly.
So basically I paid $200 for someone to clean the lint trap and tell me that was the issue? That was the entire repair? I’m honestly trying to understand how that justifies the cost when it’s something I could’ve done myself in under a minute.
I’ll definitely be calling them back because I’m not thrilled about paying $200 for that.
