Dryer lint is composed of small fibers and particles of fabric that become detached from clothes during the drying process. These fibers and particles can come from various sources, including clothing, towels, linens, and other materials that are dried in the machine. The lint builds up in the lint trap or filter, which is located in the dryer, and should be cleaned out after each use to maintain the efficiency of the machine and prevent fires.
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