Microwaves aren't as cheap as you'd think they'd be, so you want your unit to last as long as possible. Whether you use your microwave every day or only periodically, look for these signs your appliance needs to be repaired. The sooner you recognize issues with your microwave, the sooner you can fix them and keep your kitchen from accidentally burning down.
Uneven heating
A common complaint with faulty microwaves is this: food that heats up unevenly.
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When a clothes dryer stops drying as well as it should, there's a number of possible reasons why. Don't assume your dryer is dying or you need to replace it. Sometimes, dryer issues aren't even indicative of a malfunction. Maybe you're not using your dryer correctly or paying it enough attention.
Are You Using Your Clothes Dryer the Right Way?
If you're not using your dryer according to the manufacturer's instructions, you'll likely run into drying issues.
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When you have several children in the house or a large family to clean up after and clothe, picking the right washing machine is incredibly important. Not every washing machine is built to handle the excessive use that you will put it through if you have a ton of laundry to do from week to week. The last thing you want to do is be shopping for a brand new washing machine every few years.
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If your clothes dryer is suddenly making odd noises, then repairs are in order. Some of the repairs are fairly simple to do if you have DIY skills, and others require the assistance of a professional. Here are a few of the problems that might cause your dryer to be noisy and the repairs that might help:
Squealing And Squeaking Noises
Squealing or high-pitched noises can be caused by a number of things.
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Many newer furnaces contain a component known as a draft inducer. The job of this component is to help move exhaust gases out of your home as quickly as possible through the chimney or flue. This keeps potentially deadly substances from hanging around too long. Not only that, but it also boosts your furnace's overall efficiency by increasing the rate of airflow through your heat exchanger.
Of course, like all furnace components, a draft inducer is bound to develop certain issues over time.
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