just had to ask 1 asked:


This has happened to me for several years with several different brand named dryers. Doesn’t seem to matter whether or not it’s gas or electric. Also, it seems like if there is lint in dryer, it works better.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks a bunch.

Carolyn

bracygirl asked:


I have quite a few appliances that are rusted and don’t know how to get it off. Any advice?

Jesse

Ginny asked:


Stove is coil-style (my preference), very clean, sturdy Whirlpool w/ self-cleaning oven — about 20 years old. Oven thermostat needs replacing, about $250 job. Have looked at new stoves, not many coil models w/ self-clean oven available, and most seem flimsier than my old one. Ordinarily I wouldn’t repair an old appliance, but I’m thinking about it. Main questions: how likely is it that the top part will go bad, and how expensive would it be to repair? I mean the main electric stove-top component, not the coils, which are easy to replace. Would appreciate advice and experience, esp. from repair people.

Mathew