Tips To Improve The Efficiency Of Your Air Conditioner's Condensate Drainage System

Posted on 12 August 2016

Inefficiencies in an air conditioner's condensate drainage system tend to increase the risk of water leaks. They usually put your property under the constant threat of moisture damage. An easy way of eliminating any moisture-related air conditioner problems is investing in your time and money in improving your system's condensate drainage system. The following are tips that will come in handy in helping you do so. Install a larger condensate collector tray [Read More]

Troubleshooting Your Gas Stove's Malfunctioning Burner

Posted on 11 August 2016

Gas stoves are often preferred by cooking enthusiasts because they provide a versatile surface on which to prepare foods. If you have a gas stove in your home, you know what a luxury these kitchen appliances can be. Maintaining your gas stove is essential when it comes to ensuring proper functionality. If you notice your gas stove has a burner that is failing to ignite, addressing the problem quickly will help prevent more problems in the future. [Read More]

De-Stinking Your Smelly Vacuum For Good

Posted on 3 June 2016

If you have a smelly vacuum, you have probably already tried all of the tricks to eliminate that putrid smell each time you turn it on to clean your home. Vacuuming up coffee grounds, dried orange peels or baking soda can only do so much when it comes to preventing your home from stinking each time you turn on the vacuum. If you want to get rid of that smell for good, you will have to do a full cleaning of the entire vacuum, replace the filters and avoid vacuuming certain areas of your home. [Read More]

How To Check The Filter Screens On Your Washing Machine

Posted on 27 May 2016

Your washing machine has both cold and hot water input tubes attached to the back side of it. These tubes feed your washing machine the water it needs to wash your clothes with. At the end of both the hot and cold water supply hose there are filters in place to catch any debris that made it that far and to prevent it from entering your washing machine. Here are a few signs that the filters on your water supply hoses need to be checked and a few tips on how to check the filters. [Read More]

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Enjoying New Appliances

When we first moved into an older home, we realized that one of the first things we needed to do was to replace the old, outdated appliances. The dishwasher was so old it had those old-style knobs, and the refrigerator looked like it could have been a movie prop. Unfortunately, after shopping around and finding the right appliances, we didn't really know how to avoid long-term problems and how to repair the appliances if something happened. Fortunately, a friend recommended an appliance service plan, and it really paid off. This blog is all about the benefits of a professional appliance service plan.