When buying a clothes dryer for your home cost, efficiency and reliability are important issues to consider. The initial cost can be offset by efficiency and reliability.
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This post was written by smellywasher on October 18, 2012
When washing your clothes, you obviously expect them to come out clean and smelling fresh. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always happen because of washing machine mold. When it develops on the rubber gaskets inside your washer, it can cause washing machine smells and mold that spread to your clothing and throughout your home. Read More…
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This post was written by smellywasher on October 18, 2012
With the popularity of 1st and 2nd floor laundry rooms comes a new problem. Because the upper floors are less rigid than lower floors there tend to be vibration problems when a washing machine is used. This vibration can be severe and because sleeping areas are normally upstairs they can be quite disconcerting. The popularity of front loading washers adds to the problem because they spin at twice the speed of the older top loaders. Also, the spin force is horizontal so the floor receives more of that force.
Posted under How to Avoid Health Issues, How to Choose Your Washing Machine, How to Clean Your Appliances, How to Get Help with Allergies and Asthma, How to Get Rid of Foul Odor, How to Get Rid of Mildew Smell from Towels and Clothing, How to Make Money with Smelly Washer, How to Remove Fungus Odor With Smellywasher Cleaner, How to Repair Your Appliances, How to Repair Your Washing Machine, How to Save Money on Appliance Repair
This post was written by Paul Flynn on October 17, 2012
To get rid of bad odor from a garbage disposal grind 1-2 gallons of ice while running hot water. If odor persists, add 1 level cap or 1 envelope of Smelly Dishwasher & Disposal Cleaner to a pail of hot water and pour the mixture down the drain before retiring for the night. In the morning grind another gallon of ice while running hot water.
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This post was written by smellywasher on February 23, 2012
A washing machine is an everyday household essential. Foods, clothes, and shelter are a human’s necessities. Clean clothes? Even better. But as you may have already learned through experience or read about through others’ woes, washing machines can be a finicky lot. So here are a few tips to help you extend the life of your new washing machine. Read More…
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This post was written by smellywasher on September 4, 2009
Let’s just answer this one right out of the gate. YES! Mold, mildew, and fungus can be harmful to your health. Mold is a growth of fungi that lives and feeds off an organic matter in moist conditions. Damp clothes left in your washer, residual water, lint, hair, and detergent suds can all lead to an infestation of washer mildew.
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This post was written by smellywasher on August 28, 2009
A properly stocked laundry room can make a world of difference in your laundry habits. Good laundry habits mean cleaner, fresher clothes for your family. Read More…
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This post was written by smellywasher on August 26, 2009
So you just bought a brand new washing machine and it stinks… that stinks. But don’t despair. Once you figure out the cause of your new stinky washing machine, you can take steps to eliminate and prevent it. Read More…
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This post was written by smellywasher on August 20, 2009
A stinky washing machine is no laughing matter. Not only can it cause your laundry room and surrounding area to reek, it can also be the source of stinky, mildewed towels and clothing. All of which can be embarrassing and downright miserable to live with. If you’ve tried the traditional methods of cleaning your washing machine without success, the source of the stink may be hidden. Read More…
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This post was written by smellywasher on August 14, 2009
If your washing machine stinks, don’t worry, you’re not alone. Washer mildew and odors are one of the most common complaints amongst homeowners. However, it is possible to alleviate the smell through a few simple steps. Read More…
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This post was written by smellywasher on July 31, 2009
