Five Signs You Need Sewing Machine Repairs

If you've ever owned a sewing machine, then you know how important it is to get regular maintenance and repairs. The last thing you want is to be halfway through a project and have your machine break down on you. Even though most sewing machines are easy to use, they still need sewing machine maintenance and repairs from time to time. Here are five signs that indicate that it's time for sewing machine repairs. [Read More]

How to Get the Most Out Of Your New Wood Heater

If you're concerned about the environment, then you will want to make sure that you use as little energy as possible. One way to do this is to choose ecologically friendly heating and cooling options for the home. If so, you may also like the traditional look and feel of a log fire. Make the most of all worlds by choosing a wood heater.  This type of feature is sure to be a talking point for all your visitors, create a brilliant ambience in your living room and provide an ample amount of heat to warm up even the coldest winter day. [Read More]

What to Do If Your Freezer Fails Just Before the Holiday

You and your family may be looking forward to a major upcoming holiday event. As part of the celebrations, you may be inviting family and friends over for a sumptuous meal and are getting ready to go to the supermarket to stock up with all those perishables. However, you are facing a potential disaster as it looks as if your fridge freezer is "on the blink." What can you do to rectify the situation as the clock is ticking away? [Read More]

Important Espresso Maintenance Activities for Professionals

You can decrease the intervals at which your espresso machine breaks down and needs repairs by having it tuned up by a professional on a regular basis. This article discusses some of the vital things that an expert will do to keep your machine working properly for longer. Component Lubrication Any machine which has moving parts will inevitably break down if it is used too often without sufficient lubrication. A professional tune-up entails lubricating each of the moving components in the machine with a special, food-safe, lubricant. [Read More]