Expert tips, appliance maintenance guides, repair tutorials, and more from the professionals at Mid America Service.

Knowing how to clean a washing machine filter can help improve drainage, reduce odors, and keep your washer operating efficiently. While many homeowners focus on detergent, wash settings, and load sizes, the filter is one of the most important components for maintaining washer performance.

If your washer not filling with water is causing problems, the issue may involve more than a minor inconvenience. You might notice wet laundry sitting in the drum or hear the machine humming without the cycle beginning, and the situation can quickly become frustrating.

We’ve all been there – you’re doing laundry, and suddenly, you notice that your washer stopped draining water. This hiccup can throw a wrench in your day, but don’t worry, it’s often a problem you can fix yourself. In this guide, we’ll dive into some common issues that could cause both front-load and top-load washers to stop draining and provide you with practical, easy-to-follow solutions.

No one wants to open their washer and get hit with the smell of mildew. Even worse, when your washer smells bad, it’s only a matter of time before your clothes start smelling less than fresh.

Your washer needs soap and water to clean clothes, but this dynamic duo doesn’t work if the detergent never reaches the wash tub. Why is your LG washer not dispensing soap? A washer that’s not level can prevent detergent from siphoning. Troubleshoot a washer detergent dispenser problem with these common causes.

When choosing a new washing machine, many homeowners compare front load vs top load washer models to find the best fit for their needs. Both designs have distinct advantages in cleaning performance, energy efficiency, and ease of use.

If your clothes are still soaking wet at the end of a wash cycle your washer isn’t the only appliance in jeopardy. The weight of excessively wet clothes can cause dryer malfunctions and shorten its lifespan. Why is my Samsung washer leaving my clothes soaking wet? Overloading it with too many items can slow the spin speed. Troubleshoot why your Samsung washer leaves clothes wet with these common causes.

Is a pile of wet clothes leaving you wondering why your LG washer won’t spin? Sometimes there’s no way around part malfunctions that grind your washer to halt. We’ll discuss the most common occurrences from a broken drive belt to a worn out clutch to help ensure a fast repair.

If some is good, more is better, right? We’ve all heard it and done it at one point or another. But one of the most common problems we see is using too much soap in your washer. Excess soap creates a myriad of issues and is a common cause for washer repair. Even if your clothes are really dirty, using too much soap is not the way to get them clean.

Whether you have a shiny new model or an old trusty version, your washing machine will inevitably experience problems at some point. One of the most annoying is certainly a noisy spin cycle. Troubleshoot your GE washer loud when spinning issue with this guide.

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