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Thank you very much Russell. And uh, great night this morning man. Really enjoyed it. Uh, having a lot of fun. Just here watching some videos in the background about how to take a pair of dryer and clean it. Our dryer messed up a couple of days ago. Had this like a burning smell to it. First off, it wasn't, if anybody's got any suggestions or can back up if you think I'm right or wrong. What was happening was, it was taking three or four hours for clothes to dry the other day. And every time I'd open it, it's almost like the humidity inside the dryer rather than just a hot dry heat. You could wipe the water off the walls of the dryer with your hand. It was like the humidity was like 100% in there. So it was taking forever for it to dry. So I'm thinking that the exhaust on the dryer that goes to the hose may be plugged. And that's causing no hot air to be able to get out of the dryer vent on the outside of the house. So I'm thinking if I take the dryer apart, clean all the fluff out of the inside of it. And vacuum out the dryer hose with a shop vac that it should fix things up. Because my dad says he wants a new dryer anyway. So that's all well and good. But I'm going to take this dryer and put it down in my place so I don't have a washer and dryer in my place. I've got the hookups that I've just never had the need because I always use my parents' washer and dryer anyway. But rather than throw it away, which is this plant, throw it away, get a new one. I figure that it can be fixed because it's still getting nice and hot. It's still spinning and it's not making any weird noises from the drum while it's spinning or anything. It's still nice and quiet. But I'm thinking that that little pipe that goes inside the dryer that you attach the hose to, I'm thinking that might be plugged up with fluff. Because a few of the videos I've watched now, when you take the back out, there's like fluff everywhere. All over the inside of the freaking dryer. And all over everything. And we've always had a hose hooked up to it, but if the hose has been backed up for a while, then there may be fluff inside the dryer is what I'm thinking. Does that sound right to anyone? Has anyone ever fixed a dryer or taken one apart or had the same issue where it was like nothing but watery humidity on the inside of it instead of just hot, dry heat? Now the air is still hot in there. And the motor is still spinning, the drum is still spinning, so I'm figuring it's just stuffed up fluff. Anybody with any thoughts?