With the weather turning chillier by the day, now is the time to make sure your furnace is in prime operating condition before your comfort really depends on that steady stream of heated air coming through your home’s venting. In …
As autumn brings a chill to the air, you can depend on the deciduous trees in your yard to begin to drop their leaves (hey, that’s why it’s called “Fall”!). While the raining leaves can look quite beautiful as you …
Along with a microwave oven, a dishwasher is the other great time-saving appliance to have in your kitchen. Load up the racks and utensil basket with dirty dishes, glassware, mugs, and silverware, add dishwasher detergent, hit the start button, and …
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Naturally, you want to protect your appliances and keep them operating in peak condition for as long as possible. But did you know that certain appliances have a device that allows the unit to protect itself? That device is a …
How Do I Know If My Dryer Thermal Fuse is Blown? Read More »
You thought you would have a quiet night at home, but when heating up some leftovers, your microwave oven starts buzzing, crackling, or popping loud enough to drown out the smooth jazz coming from the Bluetooth speaker sitting on your …
Most front-load washing machines will use two to five gallons of water during each fill cycle. If any of that water ends up on your laundry room floor, you know you’ve got a problem you need to take care of …
While the installation of a new dishwasher often seems like something a professional repair technician should handle, the process is easier than you might think. In fact, provided you follow a few important rules, there’s no reason you can’t install …
The first self-contained home refrigerator, with a compressor located at the bottom of appliance, was invented in 1916. Within two years, this product was being mass produced by the Frigidaire company and has remained an indispensable part of our kitchens …
In last week’s blog entry we addressed the top reasons why a gas oven would fail to heat. Well, it’s only fair to show the same courtesy to those who depend on an electric oven for baking and broiling, so …
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You’ve set your gas oven to pre-heat at 350 degrees Fahrenheit while you carefully align the final sheet of your much-complimented layer cake. You place the cake in the oven and start cleaning up the cake batter and frosting from …
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