Appliances

Fingerprints have always detracted from the sleek beauty of stainless steel. We take a look at whether fingerprint-resistant finishes are the answer.

If you always find yourself wiping water off your just-washed dishes, try these tips for troubleshooting a dishwasher that doesn’t dry.

Food safety is no joke. According to the FDA, harmful bacteria like listeria can live inside your fridge and cause illness. Fridge temperature, cleanliness, and organization are your best ways of preventing bacteria and mold, ensuring that your perishables stay fresh, longer.

Believe it or not, your appliances can do more than their intended purposes. Check out the surprising ways you can use your big and small appliances around the house.

Water softeners work wonders for a home’s plumbing system—not to mention residents’ dry skin and hair. The average water softener system cost is $1,500, but it could range from $200 to $6,000.

Protect your stainless steel by avoiding these common cleaning missteps.

A dryer vent that’s clogged with lint doesn’t just reduce the appliance’s efficiency—it is a potential fire hazard. Here’s how to get your vent clean and keep it that way.

Even treated municipal tap water still contains harmful contaminants that pose health risks. A whole-house reverse osmosis system costs between $150 and $4,800, but many homeowners spend $2,200 on average.

With so many food particles swirling around, your dishwasher is bound to pick up some unwanted scents over time. Follow this quick fix to clear the air and banish foul smells.

While it can be tempting to avoid replacing appliances for as long as possible, there are some instances when it’s smarter to start shopping for replacements instead of having them serviced.