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Dryer vents often get ignored until something goes wrong, like a laundry room that feels more like a sauna or a dryer that seems to be on strike. But when airflow problems pop up, homeowners are left with a question: should you clean the vent or replace it altogether? Let’s unpack the pros, cons, and everything in between to help you figure out what’s best for your home. The Case for a Thorough Cleaning Sometimes all your dryer needs is a little breathing room. Over time, lint, dust, and even the occasional bird nest (yes, really) can clog your vent. This not only reduces efficiency but creates a serious fire hazard.