Sand is usually found in small pieces that constantly fall from machines or screens used in dryers. However, there are also many sources of sand, such as around equipment and the floor of the dryer.
The most common source of sand comes from the clothes themselves - when clothes get wet they attract sand and eventually sand starts to build up over time. When this happens, sand can slowly build up inside the dryer until it becomes a really big problem.
How To Remove Sand From Dryers.
There are a few different ways you can try to remove the sand from your dryer:
- Use a vacuum cleaner to suck up all the sand in the machine
- Put an empty shampoo bottle in front of the machine and use a hose to suck on it (this will pull out all the sand)
- Place a piece of paper towel in front of each dryer door and shake it occasionally to let the sand fall (this will also pull all the sand out)
- Use a hair dryer on high heat (this will cause the sand to fly out of the dryers)
