Enjoy these Appliance Repair links we've curated for you, helping to answer the Appliance Repair questions you have.
If it's Appliance Repair information you're looking for, you'll find it here with 10 different categories ranging from Air Conditioner Parts to Washing Machine Parts.
Twitter: @SteveRepairGuy
Steve the Repair Guy, an expert with Part Select, provides videos and tips at no cost to you. You can find DIY projects to do around the house and learn why recalled appliance parts matter.
Twitter: @RepairClinic
Repair Clinic also has a website where it posts thousands of free videos that can teach you how to fix your appliances as well as other equipment. Best yet, the Twitter emphasizes a DIY approach.
Twitter: @AceHardware
The home store Ace Hardware tweets often about DIY projects and repairs of all sorts, including appliances. You can also enter contests, win freebies, save money, and learn organization tips.
Twitter: @PartSelect
Part Select retails parts for a large variety of products. They also maintain this account to provide advice and even contests. Learn how to troubleshoot a warm freezer here.
Twitter: @BusyHousehold
Busy Household knows how crazy your home life can be with a family to provide for. Here you can read parenting advice, how to dole out chores, and how to manage your appliances along the way.
Twitter: @KitchenAidUSA
The popular brand Kitchen Aid posts here. They offer direct advice in the case of a broken appliance from the brand.
Twitter: @moneypit
The Money Pit, a radio show featuring Leslie Segrete and Tom Kraeutler, posts here about making the most out of your home. You can learn about how important appliance warranties are here.
Twitter: @PorchDotCom
Porch, both the website and the Twitter account, can help you change your home and your life. You can get DIY advice and repair tips for appliances and other broken items around the house.
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