Resource: Washer Tips

We recently came across a fantastic tip from Janene Suriano Yarborough of Shabby Chic Designs & Decor, and we just

Discover how to tackle those pesky water drainage issues with your washing machine! Our tips help you identify common culprits, fix problems, and avoid future laundry room puddles. Say hello to smoother laundry days ahead! 🧺🛠️

There’s a certain sense of unease that accompanies the sight of a water puddle underneath your washing machine. But before

Does your GE washer makes loud noise during spin cycle? The most common causes are:
1. Washer is overloaded or unbalanced.
2. A worn tub bearing.
3. A damaged drive belt.
4. A failed motor coupling.
5. Weak shock absorbers.

Looking for information on how to wash linen tablecloth? Here’s how:
1. Prep stains overnight
2. Hand wash in the sink
3. Dry on the lowest settings possible
Pro Tip: Do not wring or agitate linen too much while washing it.

The average area rug can take a beating, so much so that dirt and stains can leave it looking dingy

1. Check your clothing labels to determine how hot the water temperature can be. Water should be over 80°F to kill viruses. While white clothing can withstand temperatures as hot as 140-194°F, colors generally require cooler temperatures between 80-104°F.
2. Add the correct amount of detergent to the dispenser drawer. If your washer doesn’t have a dispenser, add detergent directly to the washer drum.
3. Refer to the instructions on your bleach container for the correct amounts for your size wash load.
4. Pour bleach into your washer’s bleach dispenser. If your washer doesn’t have a bleach dispenser, add bleach to the washer drum only after the water has started running.
5. Add the laundry and complete the wash cycle.
6. Dry items in accordance with their drying instructions. Items that can go in the dryer should complete a full dryer cycle.