تعد غسالة الصحون (جلاية الصحون) من الأجهزة الكهربائية التي يُفضل أن يقوم الفني المختص والمنتدب من...

<p>The dishwasher (dish washing machine) is one of the electrical appliances that it is preferable to be installed by the specialized technician delegated by the company when buying a new one. Also, in most cases, the company adds the installation price to the dishwasher price for the sake of warranty and guarantee.</p><p>In cases where we want to install the washing machine ourselves without the need for a technician or specialist, whether in the case of buying a new dishwasher or moving it from one place to another in the house or moving it from one house to a new house, there are several simple steps that you can follow to install the dishwasher successfully without the need for a specialist.</p><h2>Necessary tools</h2><p>In the beginning, you need to prepare the necessary tools to start installing the dishwasher, and make sure that you have all the required tools available to you. This list includes all the tools you will need to install the dishwasher:</p><p>1. The dishwasher, measure its dimensions and check the user manual.</p><p>2. Triple joint in the shape of the letter (T) or (Y), measuring 1/2 inch.</p><p>3. Triple joint in the shape of the letter (T) or (Y) for drain line.</p><p>4. Pincers or a pipe wrench.</p><p>5. Small faucet 1/2 inch.</p><p>6. Teflon tape.</p><h2>Dishwasher installation method</h2><p>First of all, it is best to read the user manual that came with your dishwasher in order to know how to install the dishwasher and how to connect and join its various parts correctly. As each type of dishwasher differs in its characteristics from the others and you will find in this article: <a href="https://redsea.com/en/dishwasher-buying-manual-important-tips-for-choosing-best-dishwasher-quality">Dishwasher buying guide</a> everything you are looking for about types of washing machines, but these steps are considered comprehensive for all types of dishwasher:</p><h3>
1. Choose the right place</h3><p>Choosing where to place your dishwasher is the first and most important step in installing a dishwasher. Where the place must be suitable for the washing machine in terms of dimensions first and in terms of the availability of three basic and important things for the dishwasher, which is: The electrical socket, the faucet or the water inlet for the dishwasher, and the drain for the water coming out of the dishwasher, which are things that are usually available in any modern-style kitchen that cannot be devoid of a place designated for the dishwasher, and it is usually next to the sink. In the case of old kitchens that do not have a space designated for the dishwasher, or if the kitchen design does not have the capacity to place the dishwasher, you can install it in any other place near the kitchen such as: the storeroom, the laundry room, or otherwise, provided that all three conditions mentioned above to be available in the place. Precisely for this reason, it is preferable to install the dishwasher in the kitchen, especially near the sink.</p><h3>2. Connect the water inlet and drain outlet</h3><p>First, turn off the water from the extensions that are at the bottom of the sink, look for the water supply assembly box in one of the rooms of the house or the corridors, and you can notice that it contains pipes to distribute water in the house, then close the main valve of the extensions. Second, determine the place where you will install the connection and its shape, whether in the form of the letter T or Y, then take a branch from the pipe that feeds the main faucet in the kitchen and make sure that it is from the cold line and not from the hot line, then remove and install the pipe. Next, wind the Teflon tape over the serrations on all connections and parts, to ensure leakage prevention. After the tap is installed on the installed manifold, it will later become the water inlet for the dishwasher. But if you want to install a double valve instead of the triple joint with the water faucet, remove the old valve and install it directly in the wall. On the other hand, we will need a drain for the water coming out of the dishwasher, which you can connect to the sink drain. You can use a triple joint (Y) or (T).</p><h3>3. Installing the dishwasher and connecting it to the electricity</h3><p>Next, place the dishwasher in the location you have chosen and make sure to place it properly according to the instructions. If you have decided to put the <a href="https://redsea.com/en/home-appliances/washing-and-cleaning/dishwashers">dishwasher</a> in the kitchen, look for an electrical socket near the sink, and you will usually find it under the sink. If you put it in the laundry room, it will be directly on the wall, and then plug the dishwasher&#39;s power cord into the socket.</p><h3>4. Run the dishwasher</h3><p>After making sure that you have installed all the parts securely, first open the main water valve that you closed earlier, and then turn on the dishwasher from the main operation button to make sure that it is working properly. To learn about the characteristics and advantages of a dishwasher, read the article “<a href="https://redsea.com/en/dishwasher-features-you-should-consider-before-buying">The Main Characteristics of a Dishwasher</a>”.
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How to Install a Dishwasher Yourself

كيفية تركيب غسالة الأطباق بنفسك

الفريزر جهازٌ عجيب. فهي تساعدك على حفظ بقايا الطعام من عطلة نهاية الأسبوع عندما لا تتمكن من إنهاء...

<p>Freezers are a wonder appliance. They help you save up on your weekend leftovers when you can’t finish your ice-cream or help you come back to frozen food on days you have no time to cook. Freezers have become indispensable for almost every household and some even have two of them! All said and done, it’s fairly easy to store food in the freezer- wrap and stash in the food, right? Wrong! There are a lot of things you should keep in mind and a lot of mistakes people commit that actually costs them a lot of food, money and repair charges. Let’s find out how you can maintain your freezer and how you can identify problems with it, while also exploring the solutions-</p><h5>1. Freezing the wrong foods</h5><p>Consumers are often confused between what should go in the freezer and what shouldn’t. It is of little surprise that many people stash food items in the freezer that aren’t supposed to go in there. For example, yogurts, a few types of cheeses and cream based liquids when put in the freezer get a weird texture as the liquid and fat separates. Freezing greens causes them to lose their freshness. Freezing anything that has high water content may not be ideal as the food item may turn soggy. Raw eggs and canned food are a strict no-no for the freezer.</p><h5>2. Not organizing the foods properly</h5><p>Organizing food is important, lest you forget what you have put in the freezer. Also, it’s easy to get confused between similar looking items like salsa and tomato ketchup. Your best bet is to label the foods by putting them in zip lock packets. Also, make sure you put the “Use By” date too as it’s common to forget what you have left in there, as a freezer is generally not accessed as much as a fridge.</p><h5>3. Not setting the right temperature</h5><p>Your freezer shouldn’t be warm- for a warmer temperature, you have the fridge!
Remember that your freezer should have a temperature of O degrees Fahrenheit for ensuring that the foods can be stored for long term. You can adjust the temperature settings in the freezer or get a fridge thermometer to check the temperature. Also, foodstuff like icecreams should be kept near the door so that they don’t get too hard.</p><h5>4. Keeping the freezer empty</h5><p>Your freezer works hard to cool the warm air that comes in. When there is a lot of empty space, there are no food items to block the warm air from coming in, which means your freezer has to exert more pressure. So keeping it full is always a good idea. If you don’t have that much food to store, fill your freezer with newspaper, ziplock bags full of water, etc. Be sure to leave airspace around the food items.</p><h5>5. Freezing food in a clump</h5><p>Make it a habit to break down your food into several portions. If you freeze all your food together, chances are you will have a hard time defrosting. For vegetables, you can first put them on a baking sheet and then transfer them into an airtight bag. If you want to freeze liquids and semi-liquids, feel free to use the icetrays. The next time you want to use the liquids, it becomes fairly easy to take out the right amount.</p><h5>6. Not wrapping food tightly</h5><p>It’s important to keep all your food air-tight so that it doesn’t get moist. If you use containers, make sure they are filled to the top to prevent freezer burn.</p><h5>7. Using wrong containers</h5><p>Always use containers that are freezer-friendly. Do not use flimsy covers- they won’t be able to prevent freezer burn. Use containers that lock the moisture in. You can use plastic wraps, plastic containers and ofcourse, ziplocks. You can also use glass but make sure you don’t subject it to extreme temperatures immediately, lest it may crack.</p><h5>8. Freezing food too long</h5><p>Don’t freeze your food for too long. Every food item has a shelf-life. The texture and taste can change and this spoilt food can cause health issues. It’s always a good idea to write the dates by which you should use the food. Keep the oldest food items in the front so that you can finish them first.</p><h5>9. Defrosting at room temperature</h5><p>Thawing poultry and meats at room temperature can cause bacteria to grow. Instead, use the fridge or the microwave.</p><h5>10. Opening freezer during power outage</h5><p>If you experience a power cut for less than 2 hours, the food in your freezer is safe to eat. Make sure you keep the door of the freezer closed so that the warm air doesn’t seep in. A half-full freezer can keep the food consumable for 24 hours and a full one can hold the food for 48 hours. Once, you want to take out the food from the freezer- check the temperature. Anything above 40 degree Fahrenheit should be tossed out. Some condiments and dry foods can be kept for longer periods.</p><h5>11. Keeping all the packaging</h5><p>You don’t need to keep all the packaging intact- especially the bulky ones! You might feel like they don’t take up space but cumulatively they occupy a lot of it. Instead use ziplocks, freezer bins, foils and plastic wraps- they should be sufficient to protect your food.</p><h5>12. Ignoring frost build-up</h5><p>Sometimes there’s frost build-up in your freezer and you don’t know what to attribute it to. If it’s around the door, it means the door is not getting closed completely. For that, you should check if any food items are sticking out or if you have set the icetrays properly. The drain tube may be frozen in certain cases.</p><h5>13. Ice on the floor of the freezer</h5><p>Look out for this sign. This means one of the components called defrost drain is blocked. The solution is simple- unplug the freezer, defrost and remove food stuck in the evaporator coils.</p><h5>14. Ice in the ice-maker tastes bad</h5><p>This tends to happen when you have stored ice in your freezer for too long. This ice absorbs odours from the food items present in your freezer. Another reason could be dirty water. If your freezer has an attached filter, follow the manufacturer’s instructions and replace it regularly.</p><p>We are sure that now you know how to take care of your freezer, an appliance that finds its way into our daily routine and saves us a lot of energy, food and money. If you have any doubts or concerns, you can contact our experts at 8001279999 for assistance. To buy the freezer best suited to your needs, among a wide variety of models, you can also visit our premium retail outlets near you.</p>

The Most Common Freezer Problems And How To Fix Them

مشاكل الفريزر الأكثر شيوعاً وكيفيّة إصلاحها

يُعتبر شراء غسّالة صحون استثمارًا مفيدًا يستحقّ العناء. ومع ذلك، فإنّ الطريقة التي تستخدم بها غسّ...

<p>Buying a dishwasher is a worthwhile investment. However, the way you use a dishwasher can have an impact on its longevity. Often, users complain that their dishwashers aren’t churning out clean utensils. There are chances that the problem is with how you operate your dishwasher. The most common mistakes that happen are often related to loading. Let’s understand the right way to load your dishwasher.  </p><h3> 
1)	Read the manual </h3><p>

This may be a no-brainer, but it’s important to read the manufacturer’s manual. Peruse it thoroughly for detailed instructions and follow them to the T.  </p><h3>    

2)	No need to rinse your dishes most of the time</h3><p>

Many people have a habit of pre-rinsing dishes before they place them in the dishwasher. Your dishwashers are designed to scrape all the food remains and if you think a higher water pressure is needed, there are settings on your dishwasher for full force. Pre-rinsing leads to a lot of water wastage. Instead, we suggest that you scrape off large particles like bones and then directly place your dishes in the appliance. If you haven&#39;t used your dishwasher for a very long time, you can go for a slight rinse so that your dishwasher doesn&#39;t smell. And if your dishwasher does break down, buying a new one may be a less expensive option as compared to repair.  

</p><h3>3)	Keep your water hot</h3><p>

Your water should be at the right temperature. When it is at 120 degrees Fahrenheit, your dishwasher can give its best performance. You can use a thermometer to measure the temperature. However, make sure the water is not scalding hot as it can cause injuries to you or your children. </p><h3>

4)	Use pods or tablets</h3><p>

Pods always perform better compared to traditional liquid and powder detergents. Once you start using pods, you will realize that there will be no water spots on your dishes and no film or discoloration. 

If you use pods, you don’t have to measure the dosage and they are very easy to store.  Today, most dissolve quickly and are also environmentally friendly. Both tablets and pods occupy less kitchen space and provide effective cleaning. </p><h3>

5)	Don’t load items that aren’t dishwasher-safe </h3><p>

There are a lot of items that aren&#39;t suitable for your dishwasher including knives, non-stick cookware, cast iron, antiques, crystal, cookware made of brass, bronze, acrylic, dishes with paper labels, etc. When you put a non-stick pan in the dishwasher, the coating can break down and render the dishware ineffective. Putting knives in the dishwasher can blunt them. Hot water can melt plastic or discolor gold-finished flatware. It&#39;s important to abide by this tip so that both your utensils and your dishwasher last long.</p><h3>

6)	Don’t block the rotating spray arms </h3><p>

The spray arms shoot water and detergent so that the dishes get a thorough cleaning.  Items can easily get in the way and interfere with the cleansing action. Make sure you don’t block the arms. Items that have long handles should be placed on the sides as the spray arms won’t reach the ends. Other long items like spatulas can be placed on the rack flat. 

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7)	Don’t crowd the utensils</h3><p> 

Leave some space between glasses and other breakable glassware as shooting water streams can cause the utensils to bang against each other and crack. They can also develop water spots. The best way to retain the dishware in their original position is by simply using dishwasher clips.  </p><h3>

8)	Know what your top and bottom racks are for </h3><p>

The lower rack can be used for your large plates, pots, pans and bowls. On the upper rack, place glassware, cups and smaller utensils. There will be a designated space for even smaller utensils, spoons, forks, etc. Follow these golden rules to load your dishwasher. You can also refer to the instructions manual.  

Having said that, dishwashers today are more versatile than ever before. Your dishwasher doesn&#39;t have to face the centre to receive the full force of water streams. Now, dishwashers are much more effective and the water will eventually reach every nook and cranny.</p><h3>

9)	Don’t forget to close the detergent compartment </h3><p>

Leaving the compartment open causes the detergent to wash down the drain at the bottom and will not clean your dishes effectively.   </p><h3>

10)	Don’t run your dishwasher half-full </h3><p>

You should always use your dishwasher to its full capacity. Running it half-full will waste water, cause breakage and will leave your dishes unclean. At the same time, make sure you don’t overfill it. </p><h3>

11)	Unload the dishwasher in the right order </h3><p>

The first step you should take is to unload the bottom dishwasher rack first. The cups and bowls can collect water after a cycle has run. Don’t unload them first as water can drip on the other clean dishes. </p><h3>

12)	Don’t ignore water spots </h3><p>

Often, water spots can show up on your glassware. This can be because of hard water.  Add water softeners to each load. You will notice that the spots won’t be visible anymore and you don’t have to spend time wiping down freshly cleaned glassware. You can also add baking soda to the detergent box once in a while to clean your dishwasher of buildup.   

</p><h3>13)	Don’t mix metals </h3><p>

Stainless steel and silver dishware should be kept away from each other. Not many people know that when there’s friction between the two, a reaction can occur that can cause the silver to deteriorate. It’s better to wash them in separate loads or keep them at a distance if you have to wash them in a single load. 

We hope that you are now well-versed with ways you can correctly load your dishwasher. Following these practices will make your dishwasher last in the long run. To buy the best dishwasher and to get great advice, visit our premium retail outlets near you or call us at 8001279999 for assistance.
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How to load your dishwasher

كيف تحمّل غسّالة صحونك

مع التطوّر التكنولوجي والمعرفي المتزايد يوماً بعد يوم, أصبحت الصناعات التقنية وصانعة الأجهزة تتطو...

<p>With the increasing technological and knowledge development day after day, the technical industries and device makers are developing very quickly, and televisions have been affected, of course, by this great technological change. So many shapes, types and models appeared different in their specifications, quality and techniques, and this was reflected in the emergence of thin TV screens that could be placed on the wall or the table or used in many areas. Thus it has become a great demand for consumers to acquire, and regardless of its quality and its wide advantages in use, its most important features are that it can be mounted on the wall using <a href="https://ao.com/help-and-advice/guides-and-advice/buying-guides/tv-brackets">a wall mount or a TV holder</a>, which reduces clutter and using a large area from the room to put the TV in. Rather, it gives you better viewing angles and in the case of children, for example, it is also safe against any potential shocks or impacts and thus is more practical than a regular TV, more economical and requires less maintenance.</p><p>Among the accessories and supplements when buying a <a href="https://redsea.com/en/tv-and-audio/televisions">TV screen</a>, the use of a <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-tv-wall-mount/">holder or wall mount to mount the TV screen on the wall</a>, the holder comes in several forms, either in the form of a TV screen holder that mounts the TV on the wall, or in the form of a base placed under the TV to enable you to place the TV screen on the table.</p><p>In the beginning, it is important to see where you want to place the TV screen in terms of space and design, then determine the different viewing angles for the watch, then choose the appropriate holder for the TV screen and location. You are the one who chooses the right TV for you and thus chooses the appropriate holder for it. You can learn about the right TV for you in this article: <a href="https://redsea.com/en/how-to-choose-the-right-tv">How to choose the right TV for you</a>.</p><p>The types of TV screen holder differ according to the movement, some types are fixed and used to mount the TV screen at a certain angle in the room, others are tilting, and the last type is the full-motion type that allows moving the TV screen to suit the viewer and the appropriate viewing angle for him.</p><h2>TV screen fixed wall mount</h2><p>
It is a TV screen holder that mounts the TV screen on the wall, and it is the easiest type of holder to install, and most brands put it among the accessories for the TV screen when purchasing. As for the prices, it is the cheapest among all other types of TV screen holders, usually this type of TV screen holder contains fixed metal frames to mount on the wall. As for the viewing angle, it allows viewing with a wide range of vision both horizontally and vertically. Although it is a feature to save space in small rooms, at the same time it is a disadvantage because it does not allow the user to move the TV screen freely, because once the holder is mounted on the wall, and the TV screen is placed on it, it will become difficult to move the TV screen in any direction!</p><h2>TV screen tilting wall mount </h2><p>This type of TV screen holder is characterized by the installation of the TV screen on the wall with the ability to move slightly with a vertical viewing angle up and down only, ranging between 5-15 degrees.</p><p>It is also the ideal choice for TV screens that are placed high on the wall such as: the bedroom wall, above the fireplace or in the meeting room. The tilt also helps reduce glare and reflections from lights and windows and helps to move the TV screen for quick and easy cable changes. As for the price, it is more expensive compared to the fixed TV screen holder and at the same time closer than the prices of the full-motion mount screen holder.</p><h2>Full-Motion Mount</h2><p>Despite the variety of shapes of the full-motion mount screen holder, all of them allow the user to control all viewing angles, and give you complete control over the directions of your TV screen, as you can move it in the four directions up, down, right, and left, as it connects between the TV screen and the wall through a movable arm (TV screen holder or wall mount) that enables you to move it closer to the wall or away from it.</p><p>The first type of the Full-Motion holder is: a movable holder with an arm, one of its advantages is that it allows the viewer the freedom to move the TV in a circular motion to the right and left to a range of approximately 60 degrees. An option that is more suitable for kitchens or large living rooms, as it has a visibility of 15-20 degrees up and down.</p><p>The second type is the ceiling mount, which is one of the best holders ever in saving space, and is used for large TV screens; therefore you will always find it in shops, cafes, restaurants, hospitals... and other large places.</p><p>As for the third type of TV screen holder, it is the simple movable TV screen holder, which mostly comes in the form of a base, placed under the TV, and enables you to move the TV screen in several directions freely, so it is used for smart TV screens that are placed on the table. Most of the time, TV screen manufacturers provide this holder as an accessory with the TV screen where you can find it in the carton with the TV screen.</p><p>In the end, choosing <a href="https://redsea.com/en/top-tips-for-choosing-the-best-tv-screen-for-you">the best TV screen</a> also means taking into account several important things when buying a TV screen holder, including: the size and weight of the TV screen and whether the holder can hold the TV screen, and the other thing is where to put the receiver and wires and whether the holder allows you to access them or not.
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How to choose the best TV holder and wall mount!

كيف تختار أفضل حامل ودعامات شاشة  للتلفزيون!

تلعب مكيّفات الهواء دوراً أساسيّاً في الحفاظ على منازلنا ومكاتبنا في درجة حرارة مناسبة، خاصّةً خل...

<p>Air-conditioners play an essential role in keeping our homes and offices set at the right temperature, especially during summers. Split air-conditioners have become a common sight in every household, keeping your home cool during hot weather. Prolonged usage of the AC without any maintenance can break down your appliance, thus leading to unnecessary expenses.</p><p>Maintaining and cleaning any air conditioner periodically is vital for fresh free-flowing air, and it also helps in increasing the unit’s lifespan. Cleaning the inner division of a split air-conditioner can be easy if you follow the below steps:</p><h5>Step 1: Dry the Air-conditioner</h5><p>If the air-conditioner has been in use, it will have moisture and probably also water in it. Before you begin the cleaning process of your AC, it is essential to dry it. Set the air-conditioner on &#39;Fan Mode&#39; and run it for 30-40 minutes as this will help the moisture evaporate.</p><h5>Step 2: Disconnect the Unit from its Power Source</h5><p>Before you begin cleaning any appliance, it is essential to disconnect the machine from its power source. Ensure there is no power supply to your AC before you start dismantling it for cleaning.</p><h5>Step 3: Cover the Unit with a Cleaning Bag</h5><p>After you disconnect the unit from its power source, lay a large garbage bag or an air-con bag around the indoor unit of the AC to catch all the falling dirt and drippings.</p><h5>Step 4: Detach the Front Panel</h5><p>Locate the latches or tabs that hold the front panel of the indoor unit of your air-conditioner, undo the latches or push the tabs and lift the panel upwards carefully to access the inside of your unit. If the panel does not come out, hold it with one hand to clean the interior.</p><h5>Step 5: Unfasten the Air Filters</h5><p>Once you detach or lift up the front panel of your split air-conditioner, the long rectangular pieces that are fastened to the unit are your air filters. Locate the tabs that connect the air filters to the unit, press them and remove the air filters. If you are unable to locate the tabs, check the user manual for guidance. Shake off the dust from the filters with the help of a vacuum cleaner or a toothbrush.</p><h5>Step 6: Wash the Air Filters</h5><p>Once you successfully unfasten the air filters from the unit and dust them off,wash them with mild soap and clean cool water to get rid of the small dirt particles. Use a sponge or a cleaning pad to scrub the filters to remove all dust gently. Rinse the filters thoroughly and air-dry them entirely before you fix them back. Avoid drying air filters in direct sunlight as most of them may not be made for drying in the sun.</p><h5>Step 7: Clean the Bacteria Filters</h5><p>Once you remove the air filters, some models also have the bacteria filters that will require cleaning. You can similarly clean them as you would wash the air filters. Let the air filters completely air-dry before you fix them back. You can also use an air-conditioner cleaner and purifier to get rid of the bacteria and germs off the filters. The cleaner will also eliminate any unpleasant odors from the AC.</p><h5>Step 8: Clean the Cooling Fins</h5><p>The cooling fins look like a set of metallic lines that are fit in the AC and are visible once you remove the air filters. Use an air blower to clean off the dust from the cooling fins. You can attach a box or a bag to the air blower so that it can collect all the dust from the fins. Carefully blow over the entire metallic lines without touching them. The cleaning of fins will enhance the cooling process. You can spray the air conditioner cleaner on the fins lightly and let them dry off so that the next time you switch on your AC, it will fill your room with pleasant fresh air.</p><h5>Step 9: Clean the Coils</h5><p>The coils are rounded metal pieces that are running across the centre of the indoor unit. The best way to clean these coils is to use a no-rinse evaporator spray. You can find them in your local hardware shops or online as well. Once you spray the evaporator cleaner on the coils, let it sit and wipe it off after around 20-30 minutes.</p><h5>Step 10: Antifungal Spray</h5><p>An air-conditioner antifungal spray helps in curbing the mould growth in the interior parts of the unit. Use the spray to sanitize the coils and fins where toxins are most likely to form. You can also sanitize the AC air filters with the help of the antifungal spray. Let the spray sit for about 5 minutes before you fix the air filters back into the AC. You can find this spray online in case you do not find them in a nearby hardware store.</p><h5>Step 11: Fix the Air and Bacteria</h5><p>Filters Back Before you fit the air and bacteria filters back into the AC, make sure they are dry. Use a dry cloth to wipe out all the dampness quickly. Fix both the filters back inside the AC. They should easily glide back to their positions, and if you face any difficulty, do check the user manual. The next time you switch on the AC, these filters should give you clean and fresh air. Cover the filters by fixing the front panel. Latch the panel properly and clean it with a dry cloth.</p><h5>Step 12: Flush the Drain Lines</h5><p>Detach the pipe that separates the indoor and outdoor units. A pressurized flush kit can help unclog the AC drain lines. The pressurized flush kits come with a pressurized nozzle that can assist in clearing any clogs in the drain pipe. Using the force of water or cleaner and with the help of the pressurized nozzle, you can unclog the drain line of the AC. Make sure to air-dry the drain line for at least an hour before you reconnect the pipe and turn on the AC.</p><h5>Step 13: Turn on the AC to Clean Itself</h5><p>Once you fix all the parts back safely, it is essential to reconnect the unit to the power source and check if the AC is running properly. Set it on maximum cooling and run the AC for around 15-20 minutes to drain out all the dirty water that is likely to come out once the unit starts running. Keep a cleaning bag or cloth and bucket handy to collect all the dirty water. Once all the dirty water has been spat out by the AC, you should experience a cool and clean breeze flowing into the room.</p><p>If you use your home air conditioner extensively, then it is vital to at least clean the air-filters periodically so that it always runs at an optimum level. Moreover, if time permits, you can also clean the coils with a vacuum cleaner without using a no-rinse spray. Cleaning and maintaining your air-conditioner is one of the ways to enhance the lifespan of the appliance as well as control your overall household energy consumption. If you are looking to buy a new split air conditioner for your home or office, you can visit our premium retail outlets near you. Moreover, you can also contact our experts for any assistance or advice.</p>

How To Clean Your Split AC Indoor Unit At Home?

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<p>If you love cooking then you must have heard of induction technology, it is the next step in the evolution of cooking technology.</p><p>Induction hobs use electromagnetism, which in simple terms refers to the use of magnetism to generate electricity. Instead of using burners under the pan, induction cookers use a series of magnets to stimulate the atoms inside the cookware thereby heating only the pot or pan.</p><p>If safety is one of your concerns then induction cookers should be an easy choice, it does not require you to go through the hassle of using gas neither does it heat the surface, as is the case with electric cookers.</p><p>Since induction cookers use magnetism, any utensil that does not interact with magnets will not work, so you if you&#39;re thinking of moving away from electric or gas cooker then your utensils will have to change as well. Only cast iron and stainless-steel pans are compatible with induction cookers, it will not work with copper or aluminum. To test if the pot/pan will work with an induction cooker, simply bring a magnet close to the surface of the utensil, if it sticks, it is compatible.</p><h5>How Safe Is Induction Cooking?</h5><p>It is the safest way to cook, because unlike an electric or gas cooker it does not heat the surface so even if your induction cooker is turned on, you can place your hand on it and you wouldn&#39;t feel a thing but as soon as you place a pan/pot on it, it will start heating it up.</p><p>You will not feel a thing unless your hand is made of steel or iron.</p><h5>How does Induction compare to Gas or Electric Cookers?</h5><p>Gas cookers have been around for ages and people still prefer them, familiarity with the technology makes it seem convenient. The flame can be controlled with a knob and they require no electricity since it uses natural gas. It comes with its baggage of risks and inconveniences, from the risk of gas leaks to dirty stove tops that are a nightmare to clean.</p><p>Electric cookers, on the other hand, are slightly safer since they do not use gas but unlike induction, they heat up the surface, not just the pan. They also heat up quite slow compared to Gas and Induction cookers so cooking food in large pots will take a long time.</p><p>Induction cookers have outlined surface to indicate where to place your pots/pans, magnetism is only conducted is those specified regions so if your pan is in between two regions it will cook unevenly. Bosch&#39;s Flex induction cooker aims to solve this problem by dividing the entire cooktop into two larger vertical regions - the entirely of both these regions is magnetized so even if you have any pots/pans next to each other, it will cook just as well.</p><p>Although Induction cookers are slightly expensive but the convenience it brings to your kitchen outweighs the additional cost. It is energy efficient, cooks faster and brings a modern look to your kitchen. If you&#39;re looking to upgrade from a gas or electric cooker, induction is the way to go.</p>

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