If the buds are swelling, it sounds like the tree is getting ready to leaf out. Transplanting often sets a plant off schedule. Although it will leaf out late this year, I would expect it to leaf out at the proper time in future years. I wouldn't fertilize it at all, and especially not until it is growing strongly. If it was growing fast in the old location, and the new location is similar, then it sounds like the tree won't need any special fertilizer or extra water. As long as the soil is moist, I wouldn't water it too much. Without leaves it isn't using much water right now. The tree isn't making any food without leaves, but it has enough energy stored up to grow roots and survive for a long time without leaves, and the leaves will eventually grow. I would be careful to water it when it leafs out and the weather gets warm. It lost a lot of roots in the move so it will have trouble getting enough water to the leaves on a hot, dry day. If after the leaves appear it wilts a lot and can't recover overnight, you might have to prune away some of the branches, but I would wait and see if this is necessary.

Have you taken the front of the dryer off and vacuumed and used clean water to try and find the source of the problem? Have you checked the vent pipe? Could you have had birds move into the vent pipe while you were waiting for your new dryer? Maybe others here have a solution.

Thanks, will try that right now. Woops, I forgot to hit "submit." So I did just try the oil and I think that worked. Thanks, Oldgardener! Off to get my hair cut now and I know she's not going to have you yank my hair off to get through the sap.

Never buy any textile with fiberglass in it. also never wash cothes used to work with or around fiberglass. It can never be fully removed from clothes no matter what you do. as to getting a washer clean. That depends what your inner and outer drum and related hoses are made of. If you have a stainless inner AND outer drum then a hot wash should remove most of it. a dryer will be a lot harder as the fiberglass will adhere to the lint and slowly be relasesed with every load. Best to get a hepa vacuum and take the dryer apart and clean top to bottom, inside and out. No other good way to remove it. Fiberglass really should be banned from most living quarters. It is onlynone step up from asbestos.