Dishwasher Cleaning Tips

Repair and cleaning are two very different things and if you're not careful in cleaning something, you just might end up having to repair it. Take special care in cleaning household items, especially electronics. As a rule, electronic products should not come in contact with liquid. Water and cables don't get along. Technically speaking, most household appliances are waterproof, like the blender or the washing machine, but others like television sets and stereos are still at risk from water torture. You have to take extra care in cleaning these appliances.

Electronic appliances are as sophisticated as they come, which makes cleaning them difficult. As a rule, only use a dry cloth to clean these items, or a damp one if necessary, but never a sponge still dripping of liquid detergent and soap to clean the oven. A piece of dry cloth and some surface polish should be more than enough to clean any electronic appliance not belonging in the kitchen (such as your TV, radio and personal computer). Spray a small amount of polish onto the cloth and wipe.

When repairing, it's best that you call a professional technician to do the job, kitchen appliance or not. Don't risk getting electrocuted or damaging the appliance beyond repair. Professional services do not cost much and they're usually well worth the price. You should also always check the appliance papers to see if it's still covered under warranty. The only thing better than a repaired appliance is a repaired appliance covered under warranty.

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