The dryer is probably the last appliance you think to clean. How dirty can it possibly get, right? Wrong. The dryer can accumulate dust from lint and clothing, which can be a fire hazard. Cleaning your dryer is a good idea to do at least a few times per year. See below for instructions on how to clean your dryer. What You’ll Need: Dryer vent brush Vacuum (with hose attachment) Vinegar Cloth New dryer vent hose Screwdriver Nut driver Instructions:…
Read More »Refrigerators are a lifesaver. This is not just about beating the summer heat or having a machine that can preserve your leftover food. It’s about having the most basic and important thing in life preserved the way they should be. Ice Cream. You bought an ice cream at the store, you put it in the fridge for an hour and when it’s time to eat, it starts to melt. Where is the justice in that?…
Read More »Whether you realize it or not, your refrigerator is an important part of your home and your life. If you’re like most people, however, it is probably one you take for granted. In fact, you likely do not realize just how much you use and rely on your fridge until it stops working. Fortunately, however, you can keep those “surprise problems” from ever happening in the first place. The key is just to be aware of and on the lookout for the warning signs that your fridge is experiencing issues and may be in need of replacement or repair.…
Read More »Too much ice buildup in your freezer is annoying because it makes your food harder to view and access. However, it’s also dangerous because if there’s ice buildup on the evaporator coils, the freezer may not be keeping all your food safely frozen, which could lead to health and safety hazards. So don’t just ignore the annoying ice and frost. Here’s what to do instead. 1. Defrost the freezer Before doing this, you’ll need to take all the food out.…
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