The washing machine has made everyday life much easier since it’s invention in 1937. The designs, features, and operation have all evolved to increase the cleaning power and convenience, but when your washing machine won’t spin, it can create a major problem.

Thinking about mounting your TV? Whether you’ve just gotten a brand new TV or you’ve had yours for years, your flat screen was meant to be mounted, and there’s no time like the present to get started.

Dishwasher not Getting Water: Potential Causes and Actions  

Good question! If you’re curious about the average TV mounting price and how much you should be paying to have your television mounted and installed, the answer isn’t always so cut and dry.

Freezer not Freezing: Common Reasons and a Quick Solution Typically, the freezer section of our refrigerator is pretty reliable. With many models including an outside dispenser for ice and water, it’s usually not open as often as the refrigerator section, so it’s a surprise when you find the freezer is not freezing.

You rely on your morning routine to run smoothly. You wake up each morning expecting your shower faucet to spray hot water, your coffee maker to have a hot cup of joe waiting when you get downstairs, and your garage door to open at the touch of a button. If any one of these things breaks down, it’s likely you’re in for a bad day.

Everyone remembers that feeling of buying their first home full of anticipation, excitement, of creating happy memories and fresh new beginnings. But many new homeowners underestimate the burden of caring for it and the cost that comes with it.

One of modern technology’s most efficient appliances, the garbage disposal makes kitchen clean-ups fast and easy. A garbage disposal fits its name perfectly as it was designed to dispose of garbage. Located under the kitchen sink, the unit is connected to the sink drain and cuts small food waste into even smaller pieces so it will easily pass through the plumbing system.

Household appliances are built into the fabric of today’s busy lifestyles. You probably take for granted that your food is cold and safe to eat. Spilled coffee on the front of your favorite tee-shirt? No problem, just throw it in the washer and dryer. It will be clean and dry in time to wear it out tonight. 

It feels like we’ve been waiting over two years for summer to finally arrive. Oh wait, we have. Luckily, things seem to be improving enough that we can all start to gather again and that means you’ll need to get your house and menu ready for guests.

Owning a home is a lifelong goal for many people. After years of saving for a down payment, searching for the perfect property, navigating the mortgage industry, and moving in, you can finally sit back and relax—or can you?

Moving is both exciting and time-consuming. Whether you’re moving from an apartment into your first home, relocating to a place with more room, or downsizing to a residence with less maintenance, there’s a lot to do. 

With new energy-efficiency regulations going into effect throughout the U.S. and the cost of just about everything going up, now is the perfect time to start making some green home improvements. Not only can you make your home more comfortable and sustainable, but you can save hundreds or thousands of dollars each year.

Over the last couple of years, we’ve all been spending a lot more time in our homes. We’ve watched the home and garden shows on TV and seen the housing market provide record-breaking returns to homeowners that have done a few improvements and updates.

There's never a good time for your dryer to break down. Call it Murphy's Law or just plain dumb luck, but doesn't it always seem like you have dryer problems at the worst possible moment?