When you’re looking for a large appliance that doesn’t take up a lot of space, stacking a dryer on top of a front load washer is the perfect solution! It is however a little more complicated than just putting one on top of the other; you need to take a few precautionary steps to ensure…

Both conventional and convection ovens can be supplied by gas or electricity, but the difference is in the distribution of heat. Convection ovens are becoming increasingly popular as their fan and exhaust system blows hot air around the oven and then vents it back out again – this means that food cooks quickly and evenly….

When your dishwasher starts making strange noises you know there’s a malfunction somewhere! You may want to try and fix the fault yourself as electrical components can usually be easily accessed through an inspection panel by removing the inner door. Remember to switch off and unplug before you start to investigate why the dishwasher keeps…

The hob is a surface on top of your cooker or set into a work surface with hotplates or burners for heating pots and pans. They come in different types and where you want to put your hob may be a factor in which one you buy! The most popular style is one large burner,…

Buying a new washing machine can be quite overwhelming with all the different styles and types of washing machine on the market. One of the most important decisions is whether to invest in a front or top-loading appliance, as each one comes with advantages and disadvantages. By understanding the difference between top and front-loading washing…

Should I buy a dishwasher? It’s been proven that dishwashers that qualify for the Energy Star designation save on average 12% more energy, and 30% more water than standard models. Washing by hand can actually be wasteful – you can get through at least ten times more water than a dishwasher! Now you know that…

After washing the laundry we automatically pop it into the tumble dryer to dry. Have you ever wondered about how you turn wet clothes into dry ones? We know that the water has to evaporate by heating and then be dispersed, turning water into steam and leaving dry clothes behind. That’s the science and here…