You should clean your dryer lint from the lint trap after every use. A lint-covered lint filter reduces air movement, compromising the dryer’s ability to get to work on your wet clothes.
But what do you do with all that lint, then?
I heard a creative lint reuse idea the other day I found rather timely.
Stuff toilet paper tubes or paper towel tubes with lint for firestarters or kindling.
(This use, of course, speaks to the flammability of dryer lint — another reason to clean your lint trap!)
I’m looking for more ways to reuse the full wastebasket of lint I have in my laundry room. Any ideas?
