Appliance Care Service And Repair

07/14/2017

Unusual Colloidal Silver Use #17: Eliminate Mildew Odor in Wet Clothes

Colloidal silver user Kathleen S. recently wrote, “If you should have a basket of washed clothes that didn't get dried for a day or two and has developed a musky/mildew odor, just put the clothes in the dryer and add a wash cloth saturated with colloidal silver. Dry as usual. Odor gone!”

Wow…I don’t know how many times during my bachelor years I forgot to take the wet clothes out of the washer and dry them, only to find them smelling like mildew the next day.

So I sure wish I’d have known about this nifty little trick back then. My wife does the laundry now. And she’s pretty consistent about drying the clothes directly after they’re washed. But I’m passing this handy tip along to her, just in case!

If you’re interested in learning how to make your own high-quality colloidal silver for less than 36 cents a quart (yes, I said 36 CENTS a quart!) then check out this short article: http://thesilveredge.com/howto.shtml

07/10/2017

Unusual Colloidal Silver Use #8: Add Silver to Your Laundry Rinse Cycle to Stop Germs

For somewhere around $2,000 you can now purchase a washing machine from Samsung Corp. that injects small amounts of colloidal silver into the rinse cycle of every load.

The idea behind this development is to help prevent microbial contamination of your bath towels, dish towels, sheets and other bedding, and even your clothing by allowing them to absorb silver during the rinse cycle.

But many readers of the Colloidal Silver Secrets Community on Facebook have told me they simply add a cup or more of their homemade 10 ppm colloidal silver to the rinse cycle of their laundry, in order to achieve the same benefits. And the cost, of course, is just a few pennies per load rather than thousands of dollars for the special washer.

This technique, by the way, is particularly helpful if you have infants or young children, or if you care for a sick person in your home. When you wash their un**es, towels, bed sheets, etc., the added silver will help keep the clothes from becoming laden with bacteria for longer periods of time than if you didn’t use the silver. Keeping microbial contamination to a minimum is essential these days. And this is one powerful way to help do so.

If you forget to add colloidal silver to the rinse cycle of your laundry, you can always lightly spray or “mist” your clean sheets, pillowcases and blankets with colloidal silver as you make the bed with them. Just spray very lightly, and be sure to let the bottom sheets air dry before adding the top sheet.

If you like scented bedding, you can always add several drops of a favorite essential oil like Rosemary or Lavender to your spray bottle and create an antimicrobial aromatic linen spray second to none!

If you’d like to learn how to make your own high-quality colloidal silver for only about 36 cents a quart (compared to health food store prices of $20-30 for a tiny four-ounce bottle), see this short article: http://thesilveredge.com/howto.shtml

06/03/2017

Lol.

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01/21/2017

From a satisfied customer:

Gary was 100% professional from the first phone call through the final invoice. He diagnosed the problem with my dryer over the phone (that's confidence!), ordered the part, then showed up right on time. He replaced the bad part with no problem and everything is now good to go.
Thanks Gary!

12/16/2016

Do you know what really annoys me? When an appliance I paid good money for suddenly starts malfunctioning. I’m sure it’s happened to you before. Recently, I was taking clothes out of my washing machine when I realized that all my clothes smelled like mildew. I was appalled. A washer is supposed to c...

12/08/2016

Ha ha:)

12/07/2016

11/24/2016

You might want to reconsider adding the scent of outdoor freshness or spring renewal to your clothes.

09/17/2016

From a satisfied customer: "Timely and efficient service. I won't hesitate to call again."

Leo

09/14/2016

Conventional laundry products often contain toxic chemicals that can harm you and the environment. Unfortunately today, most synthetic detergents are often made of petrochemicals, phenols, and toxic fragrances. In other words, many laundry detergents are largely carcinogenic, allergenic, and otherw...

09/14/2016

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09/10/2016

Cute idea for the little ones!

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