How Often to Clean Your Household Appliances:
Cleaning your household appliances is essential for maintaining their performance and longevity. Regular cleaning can help remove dust, dirt, and bacteria that can accumulate on the surfaces of your appliances.
- Clean the oven and stove regularly by wiping down the surfaces with a damp cloth or scouring pad.
- Deep clean the refrigerator and freezer every 3-6 months to remove any buildup or bacteria.
- Clean the microwave by unplugging it and spraying it with water, then wiping it down with a towel.
How Often to Inspect Your Household Appliances:
"Don't ignore warning signs of appliance damage," warns Canadian Menus. "Regular inspections can help identify potential issues before they become major problems."
- Check the electrical outlets and cords for any signs of wear or damage.
- Inspect the appliances' filters and clean them regularly to ensure proper airflow.
- Look out for any unusual noises, leaks, or odors that may indicate a problem with your appliances.
How Often to Have Your Household Appliances Repaired:
"Don't wait until it's too late," advises Canadian Menus. "Regular maintenance can help prevent costly repairs and keep your appliances running smoothly."
- Have your water heater inspected annually to ensure it's working properly.
- Have your HVAC system serviced every year to maintain its efficiency and extend its lifespan.
- Have your washing machine and dryer cleaned and maintained regularly to prevent damage and wear.