It’s the end of a long day. You’ve just had a delightful home-cooked meal, and now it’s time to clean the dishes. But, what’s this? Does your Kitchenaid dishwasher not dry dishes? That isn’t what you agreed to do. Fortunately, we’ve got the help you need to troubleshoot and solve this all-too-common issue.

Samsung is one of the leading producers of washing machines, including front-loading and top-loading machines, and is a global leader in the laundry segment. But like all things that are man-made, they can have issues. Having a washing machine is a wonderful chore convenience, but when it breaks the situation is nearly helpless. In this post, we are covering some of the most common problems you may be experiencing with your Samsung washing machine as well as some DIY solutions.

We all depend on household appliances to simplify our daily routines, but the truth is that there are some ways you are using those appliances that could be quietly running up your bill. Most of us have appliance habits that can boost our energy consumption, put wear and tear on appliance a maintain utility bills. You can save money and your appliances can last longer by identifying and correcting these habits. Consider the following common appliance habits that could be costing you more than you realize.

For most houses, washing machine is a must. They are the workhorse of the home because they make it possible to do laundry conveniently (no more laundromat) and easily. Manufacturers have had to come up with new tricks over the years, as regulations have tightened with respect to water and electricity use. They have installed computer boards and sensors in the brains of washing machines to sense load size, water temperature, gentle cycles and lots more.