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Bathroom + laundry exhaust fans video
What builds up in a bathroom exhaust fan
The short answer
Dust and lint coat the blades and grille of a bathroom exhaust fan, which cuts the airflow. A clogged fan gets noisy and leaves steam hanging in the room for longer.
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Key points
- Dust and lint coat the fan blades and the grille, cutting the airflow.
- A clogged fan gets noisy, and steam hangs around the room for longer.
- You can clean the cover yourself.
- Hard-to-reach or badly clogged fans are a job for a professional. Exhaust fan cleaning starts from $150, with no call-out fee.
Questions this video answers
What builds up inside a bathroom exhaust fan?
Dust and lint coat the fan blades and the grille, which cuts the airflow.
Can I clean a bathroom exhaust fan myself?
You can clean the cover yourself. For fans that are hard to reach or badly clogged, call a professional.
Transcript
When did anyone last clean your bathroom exhaust fan? FreshDuct shows what builds up inside. Dust and lint coat the fan blades and the grille, and that cuts the airflow. A clogged fan gets noisy, and the steam hangs around the room for longer. You can clean the cover yourself. For fans that are hard to reach or badly clogged, call a pro. Dryer vent and exhaust fan cleaning start from $150, with no call-out fee. Call FreshDuct on 04 3191 8137.
