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…for lint. Step 3: Inspect the dryer vent. Using a flashlight, inspect the vent inside the dryer to make sure articles…
…objects have not become lodged in the vent pipe. Use a flashlight to inspect the vent inside the dryer. Step 4: Use a vacuum…

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…intruders and window guards keep children from falling. Keep a flashlight next to the bed in case of an emergency or power outage…
…inspected by a professional and updated as needed. Keep a flashlight by the electric panel box in case of outages Keep replacement…

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…or deck undersides often rest close to the ground, where moisture can take hold. If possible, a homeowner should use a flashlight and inspect the underside of the porch or deck for areas of rot. Rot tends to migrate from joists to the underside of deck…

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…tools including a fire extinguisher, battery powered radio, flashlight, and plenty of batteries. Disaster Supply Checklist…
…elderly. Toiletries - hygene items, moisture wipes. Flashlight and batteries. Keys. Toys, books, games. Store…

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…turn on all your exhaust fans (don't need to turn off the furnace) and try one of these methods: At night, shine a flashlight over all potential gaps while a partner observes the house from outside. Large cracks will show up as rays of light. Not…

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…exchanger surface visibly clean? Cooling Components Are both sides of the cooling coil visibly clean? If you point a flashlight into the cooling coil, does light shine through the other side? It should if the coil is clean. Are the coil fins straight…

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