Archive for the ‘Appliance 101 Blog’ Category

Replace a Refrigerator Door Seal

Friday, May 28th, 2010

As we’ve mentioned in the past, the refrigerator is one of your home’s biggest energy hogs.

The seal/gasket on a refrigerator door is what keeps the cool air in. Because your refrigerator can account for up to 10% of your monthly electricity bill, it’s important to inspect this seal regularly and change it whenever the gasket is frayed or torn in any way. (more…)

Troubleshoot before microwave repairs

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Microwave ovens never fail to satisfy daily needs of an efficient kitchen. But just like any other appliance in the house, there comes a point in time when there is unavoidable trouble. It is quite hard to distinguish a problem if you are clueless on the symptom of the problem. Therefore, buying anything requires the owner to get educated on the potential troubles in the future.

Microwave oven repair should only happen reasonably in a worst condition. Since it is not like the conventional oven radiated by heat, all precautionary measures could only be based from the product manual itself. Varying in brands, microwaves have general guidelines to consider. Sometimes proper know-how and common sense could save any costly major repair. Know the symptoms of a microwave trouble through observation: (more…)

Your Guide To Saving On Major Appliances

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Saving is one of the most important things to consider in budgeting. Whether you are a parent of two or three or a student or a independent planning to move to a different place, saving should always be put as a number one priority.

For example, moving into a new area requires basic household appliances such as fridge, washing machine, stove, and heater. Normally, these appliances would cost you thousands of dollars if one would not consider some of the cost-effective tips in buying major appliances. (more…)