Appliance / Repair
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Why Cooktops are So Convenient
by Guest Post on Mar 29, 2011
Cooktops are one alternative to a traditional gas or range oven. A traditional range stove has electric burners that are attached to the oven. Cooktops simply separate the stove from the oven as the cooktops can be installed literally anywhere along with your countertops. Continue reading →
Why Cooktops May Be the Right Fit for Your Kitchen
by Guest Post on Mar 29, 2011
If you are looking for a way to save space in your kitchen, while also being able to cook efficiently, you may want to consider cooktops. Cooktops provide several different features that may be beneficial to you if you want to save space in your kitchen. Continue reading →
Types of Heat and Water Meter
by Guest Post on Apr 2, 2011
A heat meter is used to measure the amount of heat (in terms of kWh) that has been dissipated in a loop of pipework. The pipework would usually feed some sort of heating loop with a number of radiators etc. A heat meter consists of a number of parts. Continue reading →
Front Load Washers -- Worth the Investment?
by Guest Post on Apr 16, 2011
In a society that is obsessed with cleanliness, a good quality washing machine is a must, and front load washers lead the pack to ineffective cleaning. Another thing that these machines provide is aesthetic appeal. They operate by lifting and tossing the clothes gently with a type of fin attached to the walls. Continue reading →
How to Wash More Laundry with Less Energy
by Guest Post on May 25, 2011
If you are in the business of saving time and effort, then front load washers can help you to do your laundry without using as much water, detergent, or energy. Front load washers have been around for a while, but they have become extremely popular lately for good reason. Continue reading →
Insinkerator Garbage Disposal Repairs
by Guest Post on May 30, 2011
InSinkErator garbage disposal unit playing up? The following article provides information on common InSinkErator problems and their fixes. Extremely Noisy? A jammed Insinkerator makes a lot of noise, but loose screws can cause the machine to be noisy as well. Continue reading →
French Door Refrigerators -- Where Style Meets Function
by Guest Post on Jun 17, 2011
If you are in the market for a refrigerator that will add style to function, you may want to consider shopping for French door refrigerators. French door refrigerators offer an updated look in any kitchen and are available in different finishes, though stainless steel is by far the most popular. Continue reading →
How do Front Load Washers Compare?
by Guest Post on Jun 17, 2011
Top load washing machines are an old standby and as far as automatic clothes washers go, they have been readily available and are found in many homes, as opposed to the newer front load washers. Front load washers are becoming increasingly more popular. Continue reading →
Trouble Shooting a Cooker Hob (Burner)
by 411 on Aug 22, 2011
It may occur that the hob (burner) does not function or does not function properly. Before calling customer service for assistance, let’s see what can be done. First of all, check to see that there are no interruptions in the gas and electrical supplies, and in particular, that the gas valves of the mains are open. Continue reading →
Cooking with Your Slow Cooker
by Guest Post on Sep 27, 2011
Is your life hectic and dinner time is just a mad rush to feed everyone? If this is the case for you, a slow cooker could be the answer that you have been looking for. Slow cookers can be your best friend in the kitchen. Continue reading →
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