Mystery solved

9 years ago by fast5 · 2088 Likes · 6 comments · Popular

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guest · 9 years ago · FIRST

Omg that makes sense....

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lyonstill · 9 years ago

That is a fire hazard. Lint should be removed each and every time the dryer's cycle has finished.

celticrose · 9 years ago

^
This is what happens when we grow up. We notic crap like this. I was thinking the same thing, sadly.

jimcrichton · 9 years ago

Save up the lint and melt a bit of wax onto it to make firelighters. Great for camping or emergencies.

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guest · 9 years ago

I was taking apart dryers one time so I could use the drums for something and I found close to 30 single socks

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guest · 9 years ago

This is offensive, my dad was killed by dryer lint