Our experienced team offers services for both residential and commercial properties. With over 20 years of experience in the industry, we have the required knowledge and experience to get your appliances repaired quickly and affordably.
1224 Co Rd 307
Durango, CO 81303
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"Falling for a myth? We can provide clarity and service."
In the realm of home appliances, myths and misconceptions abound, leading homeowners to make decisions that could potentially harm their devices or impact their efficiency. At Advanced Appliance Repair, we believe in empowering our customers with accurate information to make informed choices about their home appliances. Let's debunk some common appliance myths and shed light on the facts.
Myth 1: Pre-Rinsing Dishes is Necessary Before Using the Dishwasher
Many believe that dishes must be practically spotless before being loaded into the dishwasher. However, modern dishwashers and detergents are designed to handle food residue effectively. Over-rinsing can actually make detergents less effective, as they need something to cling to. Simply scrape off large food particles and let the dishwasher do its job.
Myth 2: The More Detergent, the Cleaner the Clothes
Using too much detergent in washing machines is a common mistake. Excess detergent can build up, creating a film on clothes and the interior of the washer. This residue can trap bacteria and lead to mold growth, not to mention it can be harsh on fabrics. Use the recommended detergent amount for your load size and soil level.
Myth 3: Cold Storage Extends the Life of All Fruits and Vegetables
While refrigeration is essential for many fruits and vegetables, not all benefit from cold storage. Items like tomatoes, onions, garlic, and certain fruits can lose flavor and texture in the fridge. It's best to store them at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.
Myth 4: Appliances Don't Use Power When Turned Off
Many appliances continue to draw a small amount of power when they're turned off but still plugged in, known as "phantom" or "vampire" energy loss. Unplugging appliances to turn them off can help save energy.
Myth 5: Self-Cleaning Ovens Are Maintenance-Free
While the self-cleaning function is convenient, relying solely on it for oven maintenance isn't advisable. Excessive food buildup can lead to smoke and odors during the self-cleaning cycle, and the high temperatures can stress oven components over time. Regular wiping and spot cleaning can keep your oven in top shape and reduce reliance on the self-cleaning feature.
Myth 6: More Expensive Appliances Always Mean Better Quality
Price doesn't always correlate with quality or suitability for your needs. It's essential to research features, reliability ratings, and customer reviews. Sometimes, a mid-range appliance may offer the best balance of performance, durability, and price.
Fact-Check Before You Act
Before adhering to commonly held beliefs about appliance use and maintenance, it's crucial to fact-check and consult with professionals. Misinformation can lead to unnecessary repairs, decreased appliance efficiency, and even safety hazards.
Have you encountered an appliance myth and aren't sure what to believe? Or do you need professional service to ensure your appliances are in top condition? Contact Advanced Appliance Repair. Our team is dedicated to providing clarity, debunking myths, and delivering expert appliance maintenance and repair services. Don't let misconceptions lead you astray; we're here to help.
