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How to Take Care of Your Electric Appliances

Article Category: Home Management

Author Name: chickie maxwell

Buying electric appliances surely causes a significant decreasing effect in your budget. Especially major appliance purchases such as refrigerators, dishwashers and kitchen stoves. Thus, it is very important that you know how to care for these electric appliances. The more that you care for your appliances, the longer you will have to do another major appliance purchase.

In times that there are power outages, turn off your appliances. Switch it off, then unplug it from the socket. This way, you protect your electric appliances from the initial influx of power that will surge in the appliance through the electrical socket when the power comes back on.

Make sure that your cooking appliances are cleaned after every use. Wipe over enamel areas with a warm, soapy rag so that dirt will not accumulate and crust over these areas. Do not use scouring pads or brushes over enamel cooking appliances, as this will ruin the enamel finish.

In using your dishwasher, wait for the dishwasher to have a full load of dirty dishes, pots and pans before using it. This will not only help you cut the cost on the washer's use, it can also help extend the life of your dishwasher.

Make sure you scrub the dishes to remove large and tough debris before putting them in the dishwasher. Use a scouring pad or a dishwashing brush on tough dish stains before loading it on the washer should cover this.

If your refrigerator is not auto-defrost, then make sure that when your freezer already has � inch thick of ice surrounding the compartment, you need to start defrosting. When there is already too much frost, the fridge is working extra hard to function, causing extra strain on the machine.

Do a monthly check on your washing machine's hoses. A lot of machines use plastic hoses that are less hardy than metal hoses. If you see that your machine's hose is already old and tattered, best to replace it before it cracks to save up on time in filling your machine with water and to conserve water as well.

Do not over load your machine. Do your washing in batches; instructions should be seen on your washer's user manual. As a rule of thumb, start with delicates, whites, colored clothing and then heavy fabric items. If you overload your washer, you can break its steadiness.

Do not forget to drain the water from your washer. Leaving water in the washer can encourage the growth of molds and mildew in the compartment. Also, it can leave a very musty and moldy scent that can leave a bad smell on your clothes when you use your washer.

Before you use the dryer, clean out the lint trap. This is a fire hazard that is sure to ruin your dryer. Also, a clean lint trap dries clothes a lot faster so you even save energy.

These very simple electric appliances tips will surely help in lengthening the lifespan of your favorite appliances.

Keywords: electric appliances

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