Yes, it could be clogged. The most common telltale sign of a clogged dryer vent is that your clothes take longer than normal to dry. Another sign is if the outside of your dryer gets hot to the touch. To clear a clogged dryer vent, you'll need to remove the lint trap and clean out the accumulated lint. You may also need to remove the exhaust duct and clean it out. If you have a metal duct, you can use a vacuum cleaner with an extension hose to clean it out; if you have a plastic duct, you'll need to use a brush or broom to sweep out the lint.

Yes, it's possible that the dryer vent is clogged. There are a few ways to tell if the vent is clogged: 1) The clothes are taking much longer than normal to dry; 2) The dryer is getting very hot and the clothes aren't drying; 3) There's a lot of lint buildup around or inside the dryer. If you think the vent may be clogged, it's best to call a professional to inspect and clean it. A clogged vent can cause fires, so it's important to take care of this problem as soon as possible.