As with your oven, your refrigerator’s seal/gasket can get worn and damaged. Check and see if it needs replacing. There are a few other items you can update inside your refrigerator: its drawers, shelves and the all-important light bulb. 

If your refrigerator stops working on a hot day, suspect the coils. Service pros find this problem on half of their refrigerator calls. On many fridges, you get to the coils by removing the front grille. Then push a coil cleaning brush (sold at home centers) into the coils, pull it back and vacuum it clean. If the coils are located on the back, pull out your fridge to clean them. Bonus: The clean coils will cool more efficiently and save you money on your utility bill!

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Clean the drain trap often and make sure to put small clothes items in a Mesh Laundry Bag. We get calls on clogs, and sometimes its small socks stuck in the drain!

You may think you’re saving time, water or energy by cramming more clothes into your washer and dryer. But overloading any washer or dryer causes damage to motors, belts and other moving parts. Some of the repairs are so expensive that you’re better off buying a new machine.

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Clean Lint Screen Regularly. Keeping the lint screen free of built on dust and lint is a sure way to keep your clothes drying fast. Avoid Putting Soiled Clothes in Dryer. Overly wet clothes can not only cause longer drying times, but also built up a lot of shmuts and gooed up dust inside the entire dryer cavity! Wipe down the outside of the dryer regularly. Clean up dripped detergent, water, or bleach from the outer surfaces because it can leak into crevices of the machine, causing gooed built up and possible damage to electric and mechanical parts. Vent Cleaning. It is best to schedule a vent cleaning surface for your house every year. Built up of lint can cause the exhaust of the dryer to be blocked and reduced airflow, causing longer dryer times, error codes, or component failure of the machine.

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Clean Your Oven Regularly. Be sure to keep all the surfaces clean and clear of crumbs, water, and burned pieces of food. Leaving these sorts of things can cause the the oven work less efficiently and cause burnt smells too often. Always Unplug Your Oven When You Clean. Doing this gives a sure way now allowing electrocution when dealing with water and cleaning chemicals. Don’t Forget to Clean Your Racks. As before, keeping your racks and walls clean reduces risk and burnt smells! Inspect Your Door Gaskets. Keep your door seal clean and clear to be safe from damage or heat leaking while using the appliance. 

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Keep It Clean. Avoid leaving pieces of food or liquid inside the microwave cabinet. Running the microwave with crumbs of pieces of food can causes burn smells and stains.
Choose Dishware Carefully. Do NOT ever use anything metallic inside of the microwave. This will can sparks and can damage the components of the microwave. Prevent Door Damage. Do not ever slam the microwave door and never maneuver the door in a certain way. Sensitive switches and locks are needed for microwave to run properly. 

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Wash Regularly. To make sure your dishwasher avoids any sorts of buildup, keep washing those dishes! The more you use it, the less you have to clean. Unclog & Clean the Drain. At the bottom of your dishwasher, there is a filter and drain. Keep this clean and free of debris such as food and broken dishware. Not cleaning this regularly will lead to a clog. Clean the Edges and Exterior. Keep a proper seal along the edge will keep the dishwasher from leaking. Cleaning the exterior also keeps soap and other chemicals from leaking into crevices and causing damage. 

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Prevent Boil-overs. Clean Spills Quickly. If any water, sauce, or food gets on the stovetop, gas or electric, clean it as fast of possible. You do not want anything getting into hard to get places and possible causing burn smells, stains, and component malfunction.

Use Elbow Grease, Not Abrasives. A good rub and scrub is best without harsh abrasives like a sponge or steel wool. Over time with using these cleaning items will causing damage to finish of the appliance. Use a towel or soft side of the sponge.

Clean that Grimy Oven Window. You need to see how your cookies are baking, and having a dirty window will make that tough. Be sure to keep the view clean and it will also make your appliance still look new. 

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