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Let's be honest - when your dryer breaks, it's frustrating. Wet clothes pile up. Your routine gets messed up. You start thinking about expensive repair bills. But here's what I love telling people: you can totally repair a clothes dryer on your own. Most issues are actually pretty straightforward once you know what you're looking at. First Things First - What's Actually Wrong? Before you try to fix a dryer , you've got to figure out what went wrong. Look, this stuff isn't rocket science. Start simple. Is your dryer plugged in? Did a breaker flip? These happen more than you'd think. Listen to your dryer - does it sound different than usual? Here's what different problems usually mean: Dryer runs but clothes stay wet? Probably a clogged vent or broken heater Won't turn on at all? Could be the door latch or timer Gets super hot but doesn't dry? Definitely a ventilation problem The Lint Problem Everyone Ignores I see this all the time. People fo...

Last weekend, I got one of those "help me" calls from a close friend. She lives in downtown Toronto, works crazy hours, and treats Sunday laundry as a sacred ritual. But that day, her washer had other plans. "It won’t drain. It just… stopped," she said. I could hear the frustration in her voice and maybe the faint hum of a washer trying (and failing) to spin. I’ve had my share of appliance mishaps, so I asked her a few questions before suggesting she book a Toronto washing machine repair service. What happened next turned into a mini crash course on how to deal with washer problems without losing your mind. Step 1: Start with the Simple Checks Before assuming the worst, it’s worth doing a little detective work. I told her to check the basics: Was the machine overloaded? Was the drain hose kinked or blocked? Did she accidentally set it to the wrong cycle? You’d be surprised how many "serious" repairs are actually just small oversights. If you ever find your...