Appliance Repair Tips
When was the last time you took a good look inside your washing machine, and not just for a missing sock? Did you notice a musty smell on your “clean” clothes or see grime around the door seal?
A dirty washer drum smells bad. It also works less efficiently and can shorten the appliance’s lifespan.
Many dishwasher problems are easy to fix DIY.
In this guide, we’ll examine the most frequent reasons dishwashers stop cleaning, from simple maintenance oversights to loading mistakes and worn-out parts.
A refrigerator that goes on the fritz isn’t just an inconvenience — it’s an emergency of the highest domestic order.
And right in the middle of this situation, you’re faced with The Big Question: Should you repair your fridge… or is it time to say goodbye and replace it?
That sticky on your range hood isn’t just gross — it’s a fire hazard and makes your range hood about as useful as a screen door on a submarine.
However, cleaning your range hood filter and vents is a simple DIY job that can make your kitchen a safer, fresher, and more pleasant place to work.
If your thermostat still has a dial or requires a 20-page manual to set a schedule, it’s time to upgrade.
Installing a smart thermostat is one of the easiest, most rewarding DIY home improvements you can make—one that saves energy, money, and sanity.
Selecting the right contractor can be a daunting task.
Pick the wrong one, and you could end up with shoddy work, repeat repairs, and bills that make you sweat even more.
Even the most reliable washer can encounter issues.
If your machine doesn’t drain, and you notice water pooling on the floor, it’s clear something has gone wrong.
If your front-load washer smells like a swamp or leaves a mystery puddle on the floor, it’s sending you a message.
But you don’t need to call a repair tech just yet. Replacing the seal yourself is a manageable DIY project that can restore your washer to its like-new performance.
A dishwasher is one of a modern home’s most time- and labor-saving appliances. But it’s also the most likely to break down. This is especially true in Southern California, where hard water accelerates wear and tear.
A poorly maintained dishwasher can leave dishes spotty and crusty or even cause leaks and electrical malfunctions.