My dryer vent has a number of right angle turns in it. Can this device take those turns and still clean proficiently?
2062077
Can't say yes with complete certainty. My dryer vent goes up through the roof and has 2 fairly sharp turns and the rods on this device were able to get through the turns with only a little effort and did a very good job cleaning.
2062078
I would have to say that it could be done as long as the right angles are not too close to each other and you follow the instructions by taping each joint with duct tape. The rods are strong but flexible
1048048
It depends how you you mount it. There is an arrow to tell you which way the air is flowing so you should be able to rotate it to the direction desired. I needed it to suck and was mounting it inside a box followed the arrow and it worked wonderfully.
968589
Yes. It will turn 360 degrees, and the on/off handle points straight up in the off position and 1/4 turn forward to full on position.
1917909
I have to rotate it myself while drying. It does not rotate on its own. It is not designed to do that.
773042
No, The air direction is one way, the wrong way for what you would like to do. The bag or blower tube is on the outlet side. The mulch/vac tubes are on the intake side.
1187762
Yes, I have used mine on my dryer vent that has a 90 degree down for about 2 feet and then a 90 degree turn to go outside. These 90 degree turns are in traditional ducting so they are smooth 90s.
101893
only if the dryer is not ovale . Mine was ovale unfortunately and now the diffuser stays there only because of the duck tape :-)
1836687
Yes, on my installation the stem rotates 45 degrees to the left and right from center. You could go further depending on the installation. I've been using mine on a utility tub to wash my dogs and it's the best unit I found. Nice and sturdy, good quality and looks good.
1279630
My dryer has a cover over the air filter that twists off, I rotate the cover 45 degrees to the right or left and it lifts off easily. To replace it, I align the cover and rotate it 45 degrees and it stays on. I hope that helps you..
1361257
Yes, the angle does adjust and the bonnet adjusts as well. The dryer also works great for deep conditioning. As far as noise, I have found that every hair dryer is noisy, including the hair dryer in the salons, but the noise is not unreasonable?
572673
No. This is only a screen that filters lint. The air from your dryer will always be hot and very, very moist.
1127196
I love the dryer, too. I've had the opposite....and I noticed that when the cord is out and I can't retract it completely, I figure it is twisted and must face the same direction going back in. So, by that logic, maybe if you twist it a bit at the place closest to the base while it is out and holding it twisted like that, begin to retract it and see if it catches. Or use a clamp close to the base. Otherwise I imagine you could use an extension cord...or last ditch effort would be take it to a hardware or lighting store where they know about electrical things?
2001611
Mine lays flat. Any position is fine (as long as your dryer is electric and not gas). It has saved me lots of $$ since installing it.
47676
yes, it rotates without having to loosen the fitting. I hold the fitting when I turn it just to make sure it does not loosen by accident.
1445187
yes , it's at the back of the dryer the golden wring where the air intake is, a very gentle 1/8 turn counterclockwise will remove it , be careful not over torque it .The tabs are easily broken off .
1963481
No and No. It is not flexible where you plug it in and rotate it in the direction you want. You just have to plug in based on where you want the opening.
1302686
No, it will not rotate, use an extension cord to keep from blocking both receptacles .