Is your dishwasher not cleaning well lately? That can be a serious problem if you’re a busy person. There are several possible causes for an ineffective dishwasher, including a dirty filter, clogged spray arm, or broken soap dispenser. If you’ve noticed that your dishwasher’s not getting dishes clean, it’s time to investigate using the guidelines below. For a fast, reliable solution, skip the ...
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Blog Posts in 2020
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Dishwasher Not Cleaning Dishes? Here’s What to Do
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How to Get Rid of Suds in the Washing Machine After a Cycle
January 28, 2020 Whether you love it or hate it, laundry is a necessary part of life that you can't avoid. What you can avoid, however, is a washing machine full of leftover suds. Mr. Appliance® can help, with solutions to help you get rid of excess suds in your washer and tips to prevent them from returning. What Causes Leftover Suds? If you have ever hand washed your dishes or taken a bubble bath, you know that ...Continue Reading -
How to Remove Scratches from Stainless Steel Appliances
January 21, 2020 Stainless steel appliances require regular cleaning and maintenance to preserve their appearance, and although the material itself is durable and resistant to rust, stainless steel is not impervious and is prone to scratching. You can help to care for your appliances and keep them looking their best, with tips on how to remove scratches from stainless steel appliances, courtesy of the ...Continue Reading -
How to Clean Stainless Steel Appliances Naturally
January 14, 2020 Are you tired of grimy fingerprints marking up your beautiful stainless steel appliances ? Skip harsh, store-bought chemicals and opt for a homemade, natural stainless steel cleaner instead. The following tips are all you’ll ever need to keep your appliances looking shiny and new. Clean Stainless Steel Appliances Naturally Vinegar is the key to cleaning stainless steel naturally. It contains a ...Continue Reading -
Clean but Smelly: Why Do Self-Cleaning Ovens Smell So Bad?
January 7, 2020 Ever used your self-cleaning oven feature? The consensus is that it smells. Bad. Typically, a self-cleaning oven works by using high heat to separate food molecules and turn them to ash that can be easily wiped away, although a few types use steam and lower heat instead. This feature can help save you time and energy when dealing with tough oven messes, but at what cost? What Causes Self-Cleaning ...Continue Reading