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From Dryers to Blenders: An Appliance Blog

Hey there! My name is Miley, and I am a stay at home mom. My appliances are essential to my life. However, as a one-income family, I simply don't have the cash to buy sparkling new things every time something breaks down. As a result, I've figured out how to fix a lot on my own, and I've also figured out the joy of taking appliances in to get serviced by a professional. When the kiddos nap, I want to do something helpful and creative for others, so I've decided to work on this blog. I plan to write about everything from dryers, to dishwashers, to small appliances such as blenders.

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Signs That Your Heating Ducts May Have Been Damaged

Posted on April 27, 2017

Heating ducts can become damaged for a huge variety of reasons. During the winter, there are many pests that have a tendency to make their home around vents -- and they can easily chew through and create problems. Heating ducts can also simply wear and rust over time, and anything that can damage the interior of a home can also disrupt the ducts. Damage to heating ducts is particularly problematic because it leads to increased heating bills and decreased comfort. [Read More]

Five Tips For Protecting Your Blender From Breakage And Repair Issues

Posted on April 26, 2017

A blender is an essential household appliance, especially if you like blended soups, smoothies, and milkshakes. Want your blender to stand the test of time? Check out these maintenance and care tips. 1. Don't Use Other Containers Ideally, you should only use jars that are expressly designed for use with your brand of blender. If you use a jar that's designed to fit another type of blender, the drive shaft of your blender may not fit correctly with the base of the alternative jar. [Read More]

How To Test A Refrigerator Start Relay

Posted on April 25, 2017

If your refrigerator makes clicking noises, the inside doesn't seem cool enough, or won't start at all, you may have a bad start relay.  A start relay comes on after getting a signal from the thermostat when the interior reaches the set temperature. The relay should make a click upon starting. Before you replace it, follow these tips to test the start relay. Prepare to Work For this project, you need:  [Read More]

A Guide To Furnace Installation

Posted on April 24, 2017

If you have a heating system in your home that is in need of a replacement, it is very critical that you get in touch with home professionals who can give you a fair deal on a new model. By going about this procedure in the right way, you'll have a brand new system installed in your home that keeps you warm even amidst frigid temperatures. Read these tips in order to contact some residential HVAC repair contractors that can give you the helping nudge you require. [Read More]