Genesis of All Things Appliance
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Monday, September 23, 2019 • Rob Tope • General
Let's get started!
As the first article of hopefully many I just want to say that the purpose of this blog will be to teach, inform, and to entertain. Our focus will be on the realm of home appliances and all that topic encompasses! I will appreciate all comments whether positive or negative......everyone has their opinion (no further comment necessary). Sit back, hold on to your seats, and enjoy the ride! All Things Appliance Blog has begun.
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Wednesday, October 1, 2025 • • General
If food catches fire in your oven, keep the door closed, turn the oven off, and let the flames die out. Never use water—if needed, use a Class B or ABC extinguisher. Call 911 if the fire spreads. Afterward, inspect the oven for damage and clean carefully. To prevent future fires, keep your oven clean, use timers, and avoid leaving food unattended.
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Friday, September 19, 2025 • • General
Cosmetic blemishes on a refrigerator don't mean it needs replacing. Simple fixes like magnets, vinyl wraps, chalkboard paper, touch-up paint, or decorative stickers can cover scratches and dents. For bigger updates, try peel-and-stick wallpaper, shelving, or even embrace the industrial look. These creative solutions are affordable, stylish, and keep your fridge looking fresh.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2025 • • General
Whirlpool's old direct drive washers earned a legendary reputation for reliability thanks to their simple, overbuilt design. By eliminating belts and pulleys, using a heavy-duty transmission, and powering the system with a rugged induction motor, these machines could handle years of heavy loads with minimal breakdowns. Their steel construction, straightforward mechanical controls, and easy-to-repair layout made them not only durable but also service-friendly. Without the fragile electronics that plague many modern washers, Whirlpool's direct drives remain one of the most dependable top-loaders ever built—many are still running strong decades later.