It has little numbers on the side as well. I know it doesn't stand for hospital. Is it to mark where the fire hydrant is?
I had the same problem. The lint trap was clean, but evidently the silver hose that comes out of the back and takes the hot air outside was old and had tons of lint build up. I went to HomeDepot and got a new hose for a few bucks. It was easy to put on and my dry time went right back to normal!
I think it might have something to do with what county they are in. Red firetrucks are more like a stereotype and not necessarily what they are all going to look like. like fire hydrants for example aren't all red. they are colored according to what county they are in.
Well, they are what Benjamin Franklin invented the lightning rod for. Churches catching on fire were a lot more common before him.
