Hello everyone, I'm Serena Combs. I would like to welcome you to my website about appliance repairs. Appliances are used throughout homes to make mundane tasks much faster and easier. When appliances start to malfunction, users may find themselves completing those tasks the old fashioned way. Keeping appliances in good shape through regular maintenance and timely repair can prevent having to do everything by hand. I will use this site to talk about repairs that help keep appliances in perfect shape. I hope you will visit again soon to learn more about keeping your appliances running strong through the years. Thanks for stopping by.
Posted on: 19 March 2018
If you would like to make sure that you will always have access to a working dishwasher, you need to know what the signs are for it beginning to malfunction. This way, you will be able to promptly call an appliance repair technician who will be able to fix it before the machine completely stops working. Here are some of the signs of dishwasher trouble that you will want to keep an eye out for: [Read More]
Posted on: 27 November 2017
It's a great feeling to get out of the shower and wrap yourself in a fresh and clean towel, that is unless your towel stinks like mildew from a stinky washing machine. Your towels may have that foul odor and your clothing may too, which then your skin may begin to smell the same way as well. Start with the source and get your washing machine clean to prevent this from happening to you. [Read More]
Posted on: 28 June 2017
Proper kitchen ventilation is necessary for removing odors and smoke from your home. Without the ventilation, grease can sometimes build up in certain areas of the room. To help you select the right ventilation for your home, here are some factors to consider when buying a range hood. Hood Width One of the most important factors to consider when selecting a range hood is the width of the hood. The hood needs to be wide enough to cover the surface of your stove so that it adequately collects cooking smoke. [Read More]
Posted on: 10 May 2017
If your freezer compartment's door will not stay shut because the gasket seal running around it is torn, remove the seal and install a replacement by completing the steps below. Afterward, maintain the condition of the gasket seal so that you can continue to safely store food inside of the freezer. Materials screwdriver measuring tape white vinegar mild detergent water spray bottle sponge lint-free cloth replacement seal putty knife metal pry bar talcum powder narrow paintbrush Remove The Damaged Seal And Clean The Door's Edges [Read More]