Think about all of the store-bought pizzas and frozen snacks you've purchased. Now try to imagine preparing these delicious treats without a microwave. This innovative appliance has such a profound effect on your life, and you can keep it working properly thanks to these maintenance tips.
Keep it Clean
Perhaps the most simple, yet most forgotten, maintenance step when it comes to microwaves is keeping them clean. After weeks of use, food particles and liquid substances collect all over the interior.
Even with good care, your refrigerator could experience the occasional problem. In some instances, you can troubleshoot the problem and continue using your appliance. In others, professional help is needed. To get you started, here are some situations you could face with your refrigerator and what you can do to possibly fix it.
Refrigerator Is Making Strange Noises
When your refrigerator starts to make noises, it is not always time to panic.
A moldy smell from your washing machine is not ideal—you want that machine to get your clothing smelling nice and clean, and mold odors aren't part of the equation. If your machine is emitting odors, the water may not be draining correctly, and you may need a washing machine repair.
In the meantime, however, try these tips to get rid of and avoid mold.
1. Run a Cycle With Vinegar
Although many homes have dishwashers in them, many people still don't know how to use a dishwasher effectively. If you just got a dishwasher for the first time or just upgraded to a new dishwasher, here are five tips that will help ensure that you use your new dishwasher correctly and effectively.
#1 Only Scrape Off Food
New dishwashers no longer require you to rinse off your dishes before you put the items in the dishwasher.
Have you been experiencing issues with your refrigerator? If troubleshooting the problem yourself has not brought satisfactory results, it is probably time to call a professional. Why waste your time and money on discarded food, when a technician can service everything from rusty or dirty condenser coils to water leaks? Here are four good reasons to call a repair technician and keep your cool in the kitchen:
1. Your Refrigerator Has Stopped Cooling Efficiently or it's Running Warm
