Troubleshooting of household items

*AlphaRam* · #1 (**permalink**) -09-02-2008

Troubleshooting, Problems & Support by FixYa

I did a search about a growling noise that our dishwasher was making and came across this site. Turns out, it has Q&A for all kinds of products within a home. You should check it out if something is troubling you at the house.

I was able to fix my dishwasher in about 2 minutes and avoided the cost of a repairman at $75 an hour.

This site has listings for computers, air cleaners, appliances...all sorts of things.

**RamsFanSam** · #2 (**permalink**) -09-02-2008

Tawn just keeps these things around for repairs:

*AlphaRam* · #3 (**permalink**) -09-02-2008

You left out baling wire...lol.

Actually, baling wire would have made my repair....

**RamsFanSam** · #4 (**permalink**) -10-02-2008

Well, Jack, I don't use tape, wire, or a sledgehammer to repair anything. If I can keep a hospital running with only myself and 3 other employees in the engineering department, then I guess I am used to ordering them to fix things, then I go back and tell them what they did wrong while I watch them do it over again....MY WAY.

*AlphaRam* · #5 (**permalink**) -10-02-2008

I always found duct tape handy to cover a leak on ethylene oxide piping...would you concur?

**RamsFanSam** · #6 (**permalink**) -10-02-2008

Jack, how are you still breathing on your own?

*AlphaRam* · #7 (**permalink**) -11-02-2008

Anyway, folks, some things the site does not help you fix:

Nagging wife: www.STFU.com..lol...OK, actually: AskMen.com - Nagging wife

Poor toilet aim: http://www.babycenter.com/400_how-ca...0 0777_1001.bc