Cleaning Appliances

How to Buy a Cordless Vacuum

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Every home should own at least one cordless vacuum. A cordless vacuum can make vacuuming up household messes a cinch. To use a cordless vacuum, simply take it off its charger and hit the on button. Cordless vacuums are available in a wide range ... more »

How to Buy a Roomba

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A Roomba is a robotic vacuum cleaner that can clean your entire floor with a simple push of the bottom. If you find that you are vacuuming constantly, then this is a product that will make your life easier. Although they are small, Roombas can ... more »

How to Buy an Upright Vacuum Cleaner

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The most important decision to make when buying an upright vacuum cleaner is whether you want a bagless design, or a vacuum with a filter bag. Here are some tips to steer you towards the right decision... more »

How to Buy Used Vacuum Cleaners

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Vacuum cleaners are essential to the health and happiness of our homes as they keep the carpet, furniture, blinds, ceiling fans and such clean of dust and dirt. The price of a good vacuum can be high. Used vacuum cleaners offer a way to get more ... more »

How to Change the Water Filter on a Refrigerator

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Changing the water/ice filter in a refrigerator is much like changing a lightbulb, with just a few extra steps... more »

How to choose between a bagless or a bagged vacuum

By Natalie Hernandez

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I have used and owned both types of vacuums bagged and bagless and they both have their pros and cons. The bagless ones are becoming more and more popular since it is new and everyone seems to like new... more »

How to Clean a Box Fan

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There's nothing like pulling a box fan out from winter storage and gagging at the thick layer of dust and dirt clinging to every part of the plastic frame. Regular cleaning means never having to go through the ordeal of getting an extremely ... more »

How to Clean a Coffeemaker Without Chemicals

By Sandy Smith

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There are two primary methods of “green cleaning” your coffee machine. Both are simple, economical and environmentally friendly. The first method uses plain white vinegar, and the second uses baking soda. Because the two substances will react if ... more »

How to Clean a Cook Top

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Cook tops come in diverse varieties and require a different approach to care and maintenance. Regular cleaning after every use is always recommended to keep your cook top looking like new. Use these methods to keep your cook top clean and shiny... more »

How to clean a drip coffeemaker

By Jonra Springs

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Nothing is worse than bad tasting coffee after making it fresh at home. This could mean you’ve made a poor choice in coffee blends, but more likely it’s time to clean a drip coffeemaker. The smaller the coffeemaker, the more often it needs to be ... more »

How to Clean a Kettle Without Chemicals

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There is no reason to buy store-bought chemicals to clean if you can use natural items you already have. If you're green planet conscious, thrifty or you have children and pets around, you may want to find alternative ways to clean. A metal, ... more »

How to Clean a Laptop Properly

By Krystinfuller

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Dust, dirt, debris, bugs, or your kid sister. These constant problems can cause your laptop to get dirty, causing it to look disgusting or run slower if dirt is inside. Follow these simple steps to clean your laptop or computer... more »

How to Clean a Microwave With Baking Soda

By Sandy Smith

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If you’ve ever approached your microwave armed with paper towels, spray cleaner, and the best intentions only to shudder and shut the door again, disheartened by the inch-thick crust of splattered tomato sauce, blasted baked beans, and petrified ... more »

How to Clean a Pro Audio Power Amp

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The life of a pro audio power amp can be prolonged extensively with periodic cleaning. Units with fans are particularly vulnerable to collecting dirt and grime internally, especially if the pro audio power amp is used around cigarette smoke. ... more »

How to Clean a Pro Audio Speaker

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Cleaning a pro audio speaker not only keeps it looking its best, but also provides a great opportunity to inspect the unit for wear and damage. A pro audio speaker will last for years if properly maintained, but will still need the occasional ... more »

How to Clean a Really Filthy Toilet

By Sheila Wilkinson

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There is nothing more disgusting than a filthy looking toilet. It doesn't matter what kind of stain it is, it just looks horrible. How can you clean a really old filthy toilet and save the money of replacing it? There's a few things to try... more »

How to Clean a Refrigerator

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Cleaning a refrigerator is task few people look forward to. However, a clean refrigerator produces a healthy environment for our most important products. Cleaning a refrigerator has gotten easier over the years as many newer models are easy to ... more »

How to Clean a Shop Vac

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Shop Vacs can suck up and shoot out a lot of stuff. Good stuff, bad stuff ad in-between stuff. Some of the stuff in the Shop Vac you don't want to touch, but it needs to be cleaned out. Shop Vacs can breed germs and airborne illnesses if left too ... more »

How to clean a smooth cooktop with ease and success!!

By DebiEstes

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Today's smooth top ranges look great until they get burnt marks on them. If you do this, you will wake to a beautiful range that looked like it just came from the store... more »

How to Clean a Smooth Top Stove

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Smooth top stoves are becoming more popular. Cleaning them is much easier than traditional stoves--as long as you follow these steps... more »

How to clean a stained dishwasher

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Is the inside of your dishwasher a rusty brown? This is caused by iron in your water. Here is an easy way to get rid of the stain... more »

How to Clean a Stainless Steel Appliances

By DAPAMMIE

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To clean anything stainless steel with baked on grease from cooking is REALLY very simple. This works very well on corning ware, pots and pans, and ceramics, too... more »

How to Clean a Stainless Steel Microwave and Convection Oven

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Cleaning your stainless steel microwave and convection oven is really quite simple... more »

How to Clean a Stainless Steel Microwave and Convection Oven Combo

By DonnaGrazia

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A Stainless Steel Microwave and Convection Oven Combo is easy to keep clean with just a few products you already have in your kitchen... more »

How to clean a stove top

By Natalie Hernandez

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Cleaning your stove top can be a heavy chore if you do not do it often. The ideal thing to do is clean it up after you use it every top to avoid stuck on messes. When you are in a hurry that may be hard to avoid or when there are multiple cooks ... more »

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