Appliance Repair Tips

Our family has learned a thing or two about appliances that submerged during the typhoon ondoy (Ketsana). We first thought our washer was off to its wake when the buttons went blinking the first time we plugged it to the outlet. The fridge did great. Not even a hint of being submerged in flood waters.

After being struck by typhoon ondoy (Ketsana), one of the many things we had to take care of is appliance repair. This is why it is of extreme importance to be able to keep the manuals of your appliances. Although most of the appliances that submerged underwater did get back to working all right after a couple of weeks, machines should still be checked to make sure no corrosion has taken place. This will ensure you more good years with your appliances.

For GE parts, check out Appliance Parts Pro for quality and original pieces. Washer and dryer parts were two of our major concerns. We all know how washers have become essential to our homes. Getting clothes serviced by a laundry shop will take a lot from the family budget. This is why having your very own reliable appliance still weighs more than an outside service. 

Cleaning Greasy Fridge Tops

How do you easily clean sticky and greasy dust on the top of your fridge?  This problem is usually solved by a heavy duty all purpose cleaner or a solution that is a part ammonia to ten parts of water.   Do this if your trusty vinegar and baking soda won't do the trick.  Wipe the dirt off with paper towels.

Usually this will solve your problem.  Just make sure to apply furniture wax on the surface of the fridge to make cleaning easier the next time.  

Make that Blender Button Work Again

Are you forced to dispose off your blender just because the buttons won't work anymore? It is possible that you can get your blender's button working again by getting a can of electrical contact cleaner (tuner cleaner) from an appliance store. Spray a little on each side of the button. Press the button on and off several times