Laundry isn’t exactly atop the average person’s list of fun things to do, but it’s a necessary chore. However, in your attempt to finish your laundry as quickly as possible, make sure you aren’t making a mistake that could damage your machine. Discover some common mistakes that could cost you money. Overloading the Washer Putting more clothes into the machine at one time will not make you get done with laundry any faster. Read More»
Spring will be here before you know it, and when the first hot day rolls around, and you want to turn on your air conditioner, you want your air conditioner to be ready to go. To get your air conditioner ready for spring, be sure to clean off your vents, change out the air filter, and of course, get an inspection. Clean Off Your Vents If you don’t use the vents in your home for your heating system in the winter, you want to make sure that all the vents in your home are ready to go for the hot weather. Read More»
Owning a home has a number of advantages. But you also need to grapple with tough decisions like: is my appliance worth repairing, or should I spring for a new one? Cost Analysis If the homeowner finds that an appliance is not working properly or not at all, there are a number of considerations to take into account to see which appliances are worth repairing. Some of those major appliances could include the stove, dishwasher, refrigerator, and microwave. Read More»
When your washer is not getting enough water to it, one of the first things you should check is the washer’s inlet valve. #1 Disconnect The Power Supply First, you need to turn off the power supply to your washer. You can do this by unplugging your washing machine or by turning off the breaker that supplies your washing machine with power at your power box. #2 Move Out Your Washer Read More»
If your are moving your washing machine around the room, you don’t need to relocate the plumbing. You just need to extend the hose. Extending the hoses also prevents leakage. You should be able to do extend the hoses yourself. Here are tips to extend washing machine hoses. Prepare to Work For this project, you need: work gloves tape measure rag bucket pliers flat-blade screwdriver plumbing tape three-fourths inch by three-fourths inch male connector braided metal supply hoses drain hose extension kit curved pipe form (optional) Shut off the water, and unplug the washer. Read More»