Laundry Appliance Repair Tips
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.
Is there anything worse than a washing machine that won’t work when your entire wardrobe is in the hamper?
Yes, but it’s still frustrating to someone forced to wear the same smelly socks three days in a row.
Don’t sit there and stew. Take action!
The typical washing machine lasts 10–15 years — longer if you treat it well, and shorter if you abuse it with heavy loads or run it several times a week.
Some brands are more durable than others, but every washer will wear down eventually, even washers known for their reliability.
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From Rocks to Bosch: A Brief History of Clothes Drying In simplest terms, a dryer extracts water from clothing, either in a liquid or gaseous state. Huh? We may have lost you already. But that’s just a highfalutin way of saying there are three ways to dry your wet laundry. You can force the water […]