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Refrigerator Maintenance Tips to Save on Energy Costs Keep your refrigerator running like new by performing these quick tasks. Refrigerator Maintenance Tips to Save on Energy Costs A refrigerator is an expensive appliance that most of us use without much thought. However, like most appliances in a home, fridges require some routine maintenance. Unlike cleaning a dryer vent (which you may not want to do without the help of a professional), anyone can tackle these simple tasks. If you rent a home and don't own the fridge (and therefore aren't in charge of maintaining it), it's still helpful to keep the fridge in good condition. Why? The better your fridge works, the more money you'll save on your energy bill. Those small savings will add up over time and help reduce your carbon footprint Refrigerator Maintenance Tips to Save on Energy Costs Basic Maintenance Steps Check the door seals . A loose seal on the fridge door allows cool air to seep out, wasting energy and causing your fridge to work harder than it needs to. First, make sure the seals are free of food residue. You should clean them about twice a year using a toothbrush and a solution of baking soda and water. Then try the dollar-bill test: Close the bill in the door so that half is in and half is out. If it slips out easily, you may need to have the door seals checked by a pro. Keep the coils clean. When the condenser coils are covered with dust, the refrigerator can't run efficiently. Twice a year, pull the machine from the wall to reveal the coils in the back (or snap off the grille if the coils are on the bottom front), unplug the refrigerator, and vacuum the coils with the brush attachment. Set the right temperature. A fridge at the wrong temperature will either run too long or not long enough. Keep the fridge between 37 and 40 degrees Fahrenheit and the freezer at 0 degrees. There are several ways to keep your fridge at the right temperature, and the most important is ensuring the door seals are functional (see step one). Fill it up (even if you never cook and only have takeout). Refrigerators need "thermal mass" (a.k.a. lots of stuff) to maintain low temperatures while using less energy. Cool foods and drinks help absorb warm air that streams in when you open the door. If you're the eat-out type or your fridge is too big for your needs, store a few jugs of water in there. Just make sure you don't stuff your fridge too much. There needs to be some air circulating around your items. Be prepared for a power outage. If the power goes out, an easy way to lose all that saved energy is by opening the door every hour in a panic to check on the food. Keep the doors closed and use food from the pantry. An unopened refrigerator will keep food safe for four hours; a freezer will maintain its temperature for 48 hours if full and 24 hours if half-full. We hope these tips help you to keep your fridge running longer and save money. By: Nicole Sforza photo: Monica Buck T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair Burlington

New Washer & Dryer Features that Make Laundry Day More Bearable When choosing a new washer and dryer, you’ll naturally want to think about the big things, like price, size and load capacity. However nowadays, there are plenty of new features that can make laundry day more bearable. Here are some of the best. A Dual-Bin Washer and Dryer - Laundry in Half Time New Washer & Dryer Features that Make Laundry Day More Bearable If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by a mountain of clothes and towels on wash day, you’ve probably wished you had more than one washer and dryer set. Luckily, you can now wash more than one load at a time with a dual washer and dryer pair. These machines are conveniently equipped with two separate bins, so you can wash colors and whites simultaneously and flat-dry delicates along with everyday garments. An Interior Dryer Light for Vanishing Socks New Washer & Dryer Features that Make Laundry Day More Bearable No matter how hard you look, it seems at least one small item per load is always left behind in the dryer. Thankfully, there are models equipped with an interior light, so you can make sure the sock monster didn't get any of your socks. An "Emergency-Door" Washer for Left-Behind Garments New Washer & Dryer Features that Make Laundry Day More Bearable Stackable front-load washers are an ideal choice for some laundry room layouts, yet they have one major drawback: You can’t open the door to add anything once a wash cycle has begun. Luckily, some models have a small “second-chance” door, so you don’t have to run an additional cycle. Steam Dry for Tackling Wrinkles & Allergies New Washer & Dryer Features that Make Laundry Day More Bearable If you’re not a fan of ironing (and who is?), a dryer with a steam cycle can eliminate folds and creases in no time, so you can leave the ironing board in the closet. This special cycle also has the added benefit of ridding clothes of dust and allergens so you can breathe easier. And,... you won't leave a dust cloud in a ray of sunlight by shaking out your shirt. Wi-Fi Connectivity for Worry-Free Washing and Drying Nobody likes waiting for the laundry to finish so you can switch out the loads. With a smart washer and dryer, like the Flex series by Samsung, you can monitor load cycles remotely using a smartphone app, instead of listening for the machine to stop. Sensor Wash for Impeccably Clean Clothes Getting clean clothes with no soap residue is all about choosing the right wash cycle. To simplify the selection process, some machines will now automatically sense the needs of each load to determine the optimal wash setting and water level. Now you can say goodbye to soap stains all over your black clothes... Automatic Tumble — Unload When You Can Let's face it, smelling like mildew all day isn't cool. And in the real world, you can’t always be around to unload the washing machine as soon as it stops. To solve this problem, some washer& dryer models are equipped with a setting that periodically tumbles clothes to keep them fresh and wrinkle-free until you can get to them. A Load-Balancing Washer for a More Peaceful Household A noisy washing machine can really disrupt a tranquil home atmosphere. There's nothing like taking a nap & being awoken to what you think is an earthquake! A washing machine with a load-balancing tub design prevents wet clothes from accumulating on one side of the bin during the spin cycle, so your entire laundry room won’t shake. A Self-Cleaning Washer for Less Maintenance If you have a washing machine that leaves strange odors on your clothes, and the methods of elimination that you have tried failed, you’ll definitely want a self-cleaning washer. It includes a special cleansing cycle to keep the bin fresh and odor-free. Some self-cleaning models even include a built-in alert system that reminds you when it’s time to run the cycle. @copyright T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair Burlington

GOING THE EXTRA MILE Going the extra mile" is a popular phrase that is often used, but what does it actually mean? It's often said that the little things make a big difference. This is especially true when it comes to customer service, & Going the extra mile for your customers. So what does it mean? It's not just about doing what's asked of you, but going above and beyond to get the job done right. It means going above and beyond what is expected or required. It means doing more than what is asked of you. It means doing what it takes to get the job done, and then some! It means giving 110%. We all know that it's important to do our best at work, but sometimes we need a reminder to go the extra mile. So no matter what you do or where you work, always go the extra mile.. Your customers will thank you for it. Below are some of the reasons we go the extra mile at T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair WE LOVE OUR CUSTOMERS See what our customers have to say! GOING THE EXTRA MILE click the link below... https://www.tcappliancehvac.com/testimonials @copyright T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair Burlington

Clean The Musty Washing Machine Odor Away Forever Woman sniffing laundry Clean The Musty Washing Machine Odor Away Forever Even though washing machines are designed to clean clothes, they actually need to be cleaned too. Now there is a solution to help fix the problem. So, FinallyFresh is a washing machine cleaner designed to penetrate, dissolve, and remove odor-causing residue that builds up in all washing machines. After years of research and development, the company behind FinallyFresh found a formula that was safe, eco-friendly, and cleaned deeply. How Does It Work? FinallyFresh comes in the form of a tablet, which dissolves slowly in a wash cycle to break up residue better than anything else on the market (because it’s the only one designed to do it) Finally Fresh Tablet By just using it once a month, it keeps your washing machine performing like new and your clothes smelling fresh. And, it’s universally functional, which is a fancy way of saying it works with any brand and model of washing machine. Also, it can be used with front loading, top loading, old and new. Is it Really Worth All This Hype? Since its public debut, millions of Americans have started using FinallyFresh washing machine cleaner , and, it has been constantly selling out! Every time it gets in stock, it gets bought right up! It’s become so popular, people are even talking about it on Instagram... And, with well over 8,000 5-star reviews, here is what people are saying: Fixed disgusting washers funk “The washer started smelling a bit funky several months after we got it. I didn't understand why I couldn't just run bleach in my machine to clean it out occasionally until I actually ran one of these tablets (free sample with my washer). The key is that the tablet goes in the washer drum , and doesn't dissolve right away. So as the washer runs through several repeated cycles of fill, agitate, and drain - the tablet is still there, sudsing up the water on cycles 2 and 3. If you just put bleach in the soap dispenser, it would all be gone after cycle # 1. Also, this gets very sudsy and that probably helps it reach some areas of the machine that wouldn't otherwise get touched.” Works great - for tennis shoes too! “Works as advertised... our machine had developed a strong smell, and two runs with this stuff and there's no smell at all anymore (we do try to keep the lid up after use now). BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE! ! You can get double duty from this stuff by throwing in some tennis shoes that you want to be washed... trust me, it works perfectly! And it makes sense... this soap has some grit to it and is designed to kill fungus and mildew. Plus the cycle that runs is extra hot and long with most machines. All that is perfect for tennis shoes, and if you separate out the laces and insoles you won't believe how well it works. I had a pair that I used for boating and windsurfing that had really taken on a smell... now they don't smell at all, and the smell doesn't seem to be returning. I'm thinking that this alone is worth the price!” Works great without a chemical smell “Received this yesterday. I ran a cycle to see how well it would wash our front load with our hard water as some reviews said the tablet wouldn't completely wash out. I also wanted to make sure there was not a strong odor as I have used Tide in the past and it made our family sick from the chemical smell. I'm happy to say this tablet worked great! Our drum is crystal clean without a strong odor and there was no residual powder or tablet left. Our washer looks brand new. Having a front load washer in conjunction with hard well water is like a combo of two evils. This did clean the machine much better than I had expected!” washer cleaner tablets The instructions are super simple to follow, just 3 easy steps... Empty your washing machine Place one tablet (or two for very dirty machines) directly in the washer tub, not in the dispenser. Run the washer on a “clean washer” or “normal” cycle with hot water And, that’s it. I was so anxious about the results. I could barely contain myself when I heard the buzz that signaled the end of the cycle… So, I pulled the clothes out and smelled them. I really got in there and took the biggest whiff I could. And... woman smelling fresh laundry They. Smelled. Clean. They smelled better than clean. They smelled amazing! Really, for anyone who has opened that washing machine lid and been greeted with the smell of wet stink, FinallyFresh is an absolute must.

Should You Repair That Old Appliance? With shiny new luxury appliances coming out all the time it can be difficult not to run out and purchase the newest & most advanced thing to hit the market. New appliances are coming out in a stainless steel finish and a variety of colors along with features that are out of this world. I mean who doesn't want to listen to music from their refrigerator, or operate the oven from their phone? All you have to do is sign on the dotted line and wait for delivery. Or should you? Should You Repair That Old Appliance? We realize nobody wants to waste time and money on daunting repairs that can become costly and sometimes, cost almost as much as a new appliance would. Especially when your appliance is 20 yrs. old and you're long overdue for an upgrade. Right? Old vs Modern Appliances Should You Repair That Old Appliance? They don't make things like they used to. Once upon a time appliances were sturdy and durable. They could take a beating for many years and never once need to be repaired. They were well-built pieces of machinery. Even washer drums were made of metal. Now they are made of plastic. Appliances that were built in 1970 lasted 30-50 years. Consider yourself lucky if you still have an old appliance with a simple design. They are worth repairing if you can find a professional with the resources and the knowledge to do so. These days, it seems appliance prices have skyrocketed, the wait to get a new one is long, and what used to be reliable electrical equipment made to last, is now delicate electronics that wear out after pushing too hard on a touch screen. New appliances are not built to last decades the way they used to be. In fact, some new appliances are breaking only 1 year after purchase and are so new to production that spare parts are not yet available. This leaves the consumer in a bad situation when they are still having to make payments on their new shiny broken appliance . And sure, you can buy yourself some peace of mind by purchasing a repair warranty, and for a low monthly fee, someone will come to your home and make the repairs free of charge. The catch is getting them to come in a timely manner. Warranty companies are making consumers wait months to get an appointment, or find a repair professional themselves that they will have to pay out of pocket, and then have to wait before getting reimbursed by their warranty company. If the parts are even available... Older appliances are better and have just as much of a chance of parts being available. And, with a little imagination, you can update their appearances without compromising the idea of a well-built piece of machinery. Not everyone cares that a dryer has a sensor to automatically shut off when the clothes are dry or need a flashy LCD screen and a cute little tone that plays when your dishes are done. If this is you, be proud of that old appliance with exceptional engineering. And be glad it's taken 30 yrs before you had to make your first repair. And know that you are making a great choice by doing so. It's not a waste of money if you can get a few more years out of repairing that old appliance. Luckily, you can call T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair at 336-350 -7004 if you need help with an old or new appliance repair. @ Copyright 2022 T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair USA. All rights reserved.

Is Air Quality the Key to Being Safe From Covid? The answer is yes. Focusing on home air quality now is more important than ever. The EPA says that indoor air pollution can be anywhere from 2-5 times worse than outdoor air. Preventing pollution and germs from entering our homes can play an important role in our health. Both short-and long-term exposure to indoor air pollution can cause a wide range of health issues, including respiratory disease, heart disease, cognitive deficits, and cancer. Luckily there are solutions to indoor air quality problems. It involves eliminating the source of the pollution, increasing ventilation, and installing clean air devices such as germicidal lighting in your air ducts. UV-C Lights For HVAC Systems Kill Viruses UV-C germicidal lighting is an extremely effective option for disinfecting & destroying bacteria, viruses, influenza, and more. Hospitals and medical facilities are known to use this type of lighting in their HVAC systems to kill pathogens such as SARS-COV-2 because the level of sanitation is extreme and it disinfects the air. UV-C Germicidal Lights For Home Use This disinfection light is ideal for residences requiring constant protection from viruses, bacteria, and harmful microbes that contribute to seasonal allergies. Not all disinfection lights are created equally. Some UV-C products out there are safer than others so contact a professional to recommend the best solution and to have yours installed. Indoor air quality has become the elephant in the room. With new viruses on the rise every day , the need to improve indoor air quality has shifted from a "nice to have" into a "need to have". Especially if someone in the home is suffering from a respiratory problem or asthma. If you are looking for a long-term solution to optimize the air in your house and prevent the spread of germs and disease, Call T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair at 336-350-7004 and schedule an appointment today with one of our friendly HVAC professionals to help restore the quality of air in your home. Burlington T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair Durham T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair @ copyright T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair

Almost every house has a room that doesn't get enough airflow. HVAC Register Boosters with Smart Control Now you can upgrade to a smart register. All you have to do is plug them in, set the temperature that you want, increase the fan speed to whatever you like, and then enjoy either a hotter or colder room. A quiet fan system designed for improving wall and floor register airflow from HVAC systems. Easy to use with a Programmable LCD controller, heating and cooling thermostat , and automated fan speeds. The controller can also be set to run continuously at speeds manually. Features temperature display, easy power on-off, and backup memory. Smart Register Boosters also feature stator-blade fans which can deliver strong airflow from high static-pressure ductwork and are specialized for delivering airflow even in applications where air movement is being restricted such as through ductwork. The Smart Register featured in this article is an A/C Infinity Airtap T4 and fits 4"x12" register holes but there are others to choose from. Such as the Flair Smart Vent, A Smart Vent for home heating and cooling. Compatible with Alexa works with Ecobee, Honeywell Smart Thermostats, and Google Assistant. You can even set room temperatures with your voice. However, a Flair Puck is required. NO MORE HOT OR COLD ROOMS: Flair Smart Vents use sophisticated automation to eliminate uneven room temperatures and balance heating and air conditioning across your home. YOUR TEMPERATURE, YOUR WAY: Use the mobile or web app to set the perfect temperature in any room. Like to plan ahead? Set individual schedules for rooms at any time of day. MAKE YOUR SMART HOME BRILLIANT By: T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair

The Evolution of Kitchen Appliances Over Time The Evolution of Kitchen Appliances Over Time Kitchen appliances have drastically changed over the years, always improving our lives even more with each iteration. Thanks to these Home Adviso r images, seeing how common appliances evolved through history is a little bit easier. Refrigerator The Evolution of Kitchen Appliances Over Time The Evolution of Kitchen Appliances Over Time Our refrigerators are finely engineered pieces of tech that are vital to the modern-day kitchen. Devices used to keep things cold date back centuries, but the modern-day refrigerator began in the early 1900s as an icebox. These metal boxes were lined with a metal-like tin and would then be loaded with a massive ice block that would slowly melt as it kept the food in the box cold. These early ice boxes did the trick, but by around 1915, electric refrigerant-style refrigerators began showing up in homes around the world. These early machines functioned on the same principle that modern machines do, cooling through the use of a refrigerant. However, these early devices, called Domeires used a variety of highly toxic gases as refrigerants. That meant that if your refrigerant stopped running, you might too. Cheesy jokes aside, manufacturers eventually started using Freon in refrigerators near the end of WWII. You'll notice that around the 1940s is when refrigerators took on their modern shape with doors – and not too much has changed since. Nowadays, refrigerators use tetrafluoroethane to keep our food chilled. Dishwasher The Evolution of Kitchen Appliances Over Time Dishwashers changed the world. First introduced in the 1890s as a hand-powered machine, the importance of these magical kitchen devices grew over the years. Permanent plumbing as part of home construction in the 1920s is part of what caused the use of these machines to increase as more and more homes could be built with a place for a dishwasher. It really wasn't until the 1940s and 50s that dishwashers became the machine that we know and love with racks and spinning sprays. Other than new engineering tech, the core design really hasn't changed much since then. Stov e The Evolution of Kitchen Appliances Over Time The Evolution of Kitchen Appliances Over Time Cooking before the modern stove meant using fire. Early stoves were just metal casings that contained burning wood and directed the heat to a cooking surface. In 1900 the first gas-fueled stove was introduced. Gas would dominate the stove industry for nearly the next 3 decades until electric ovens were offered up as a safer and easier alternative. Stoves then started evolving from pure pieces of function into modern aesthetic works of art. Burlington T&C Appliance/HVAC https://www.tcappliancehvac.com Repair

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The New Z Line Induction Range ZLINE induction ranges are high-performance kitchen appliances known for their sleek design, efficiency, and advanced features. These ranges use induction technology, which uses electromagnetic energy to directly heat pots and pans, making cooking faster and more energy-efficient compared to traditional gas or electric ranges. ZLINE induction ranges feature precise temperature control, rapid heat-up times, and easy-to-clean glass cooktops that remain cool to the touch, reducing the risk of burns. Many models also offer dual or triple induction zones, allowing for versatile cooking options. With stylish stainless steel finishes and modern design elements, ZLINE induction ranges not only elevate the functionality of a kitchen but also its aesthetic appeal. Ideal for both home cooks and professional chefs, these ranges combine luxury and performance in one appliance. Checkout the New Z-Line Induction Range, Raind-30 ZLINE 30" 4.0 cu. ft. Induction Range with a 4 Element Stove and Electric Oven in Stainless Steel (RAIND-30) z-line oven Best-In-Class Features The New Z-Line Induction Range image of Raind-30 Stovetop MINIMAL CLEAN-UP A durable and easy-to-clean Schott Ceran® glass cook-top provides a premium experience and style. stove knob LED INDICATORS Blue LED illuminated knobs indicate when the range is in use for added convenience and safety. energy efficiency ENERGY EFFICIENT POWER Create masterful dishes with an even and efficient heating distribution that performs 50% faster than comparable cooktops. stove door TRIPLE LAYER GLASS A triple-layer glass oven door and aluminum mesh seal provides efficient everyday cooking while keeping the kitchen cool. stove door hinge STAYPUT HINGES Italian-imported durable hinges allow for safety and ergonomic control when transporting dishes. adjustable legs ADJUSTABLE LEGS ZLINE ranges feature stainless steel, easy-to-install adjustable legs. Twist legs to adjust total range height anywhere from 36” to 38 1/2”. glass stovetop The New Z-Line Induction Range open door oven Achieve incredibly fast heat and a quick boil with induction technology that heats 50% faster than comparable cooktops . ZLINE induction cooktops utilize superior electromagnetic technology to efficiently heat up magnetic stainless or cast iron cookware while saving more energy compared to gas or electric cooking. Full Dimensions: 30 in. W x 28 in. D x 36 in. H Oven Capacity 4.0 cu. ft. Lighting Dual Halogen Lighting, controlled by a light switch on the front control panel Voltage: 240V/ 45A Material Stainless Steel Warranty 1 Year Fuel Type Electric Product Weight 263 lbs Certifications ETL Certified Oven Features Residual heat indicator to advise the surface is still hot to touch Three layers of glass and aluminum mesh seal that allows for the oven door to stay cool while oven heats. Front control knobs for accurate control over heat and time Cooktop 4 Radiant Convection Elements 7 in. Wide Heating Elements Hot Surface Indicator Light T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair Click to Schedule Oven Repair or Installation Services Now!

Washer Dryer Combo. The All-In-One Solution Washer Dryer Combo. The All-In-One Solution The need to save money and space might force you to sacrifice a dryer in favor of a washing machine, But a washer dryer combo could be the solution to your problems. The two-in-one appliance takes your laundry from dirty, to clean, to dry, without you having to transfer it between machines The Washer Dryer Combo, The All In One Solution is especially great for rental apartments, & spaces that do not have a water hookup for the washer, or a gas or electric heat source for the dryer. The washer-dryer combo unit plugs into 110 volts of electricity and hooks up to a kitchen sink for draining. The dryer portion of the unit uses ventless technology. Purchasing an all-in-one washer-dryer will greatly improve your laundry experience all around. Not only will it help you save money on utility costs, it will also help you to complete your chores in a shorter amount of time There are multiple washer dryer combos that you can choose from, with a wide variety of colors and models. The all-in-one washer dryer combo is space-saving yet very powerful and efficient. Interested in saving on time, space, and money? Check out a washer dryer combo, and T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair Burlington can install it for you! Call 336-350-7004

7 Microwave Problems You Should Not Ignore 7 Microwave Problems You Should Not Ignore 7 Microwave Problems You Should Not Ignore Life gets busy. So busy that sometimes we ignore things we really shouldn't. Microwave problems can be incredibly dangerous to ignore. You can end up with anything from a microwave damaged beyond repair to a fire in your home. Here are some microwave problems you should address the minute you spot them. 1. A burning smell A burning smell, when it’s running, is a clear sign that something is wrong. You should immediately turn off the microwave and unplug it. This could be caused by anything from food caked in the interior of the microwave getting burned up or it could be more serious involving a wiring or electrical issue. The best practice would be getting a repair technician to look it over just to be safe. 2. Caked-on splatters Life gets so busy that people ignore microwave cleaning and maintenance . Cleaning may look time-consuming but what is truly time-consuming is the inconvenience that comes with a broken-down device. These food splatters can turn rock-hard and burn the walls of the appliance compromising its performance and longevity. To keep your microwave running longer, clean splatters immediately and wipe them down with a warm cloth daily. 3. Weird sounds while cooking Any sort of rattling, clanking, or louder-than-normal sound could be a sign of an electrical or motor issue and should be investigated. Continuing to run your microwave if it’s making strange unusual sounds can lead to sparks or even cause a fire. 4. A malfunctioning display or buttons that don’t work properly Sometimes the microwave display flickers or blinks that can be resolved by resetting the appliance. The buttons may seem sticky which can often be fixed by cleaning them. However, if the display flickers and blinks and it’s not solved by resetting, it may be caused by an electrical issue which means it's time to get a professional to look it over. 5. A door that doesn’t close completely The microwave door needs to close tightly to ensure all the radiation stays inside. If the door is not closing tightly, that is an issue requiring immediate attention. It may be caused by things as simple as stuck food or a loose piece of a screw or it may be a bigger issue signaling it's time to replace the microwave altogether. 6. Sparks or fires Common microwave sparks are caused by metal objects in the microwave, usually a spoon or a container with metallic bits. Simply remove the offending object and you’re good to go. However, if the sparks seem to come out of nowhere, that’s a sign of an electrical issue that can potentially cause a fire. This is especially true if the sparks are accompanied by smoke or shaking. This may be the final sign you need to replace the appliance especially if it’s old. 7. Cooking takes longer than normal or faster than normal In either case, it is a sign that your microwave is not functioning properly, & requires technical assistance. To test if food is taking longer than normal to heat, warm one cup of water for two minutes. If the water isn’t piping hot when you take it out, it may be time to replace your unit. Electrical problems and those related to appliances are best addressed when first spotted. Most microwaves have a lifespan of seven to ten years and old microwaves reportedly leak radiation. If yours is approaching that threshold and you have noticed the functionality is compromised, perhaps it’s time for a replacement. 7 Microwave Problems You Should Not Ignore T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair Your #1 Stop For Service and Installation www.tcappliancehvac.com Microwave Repair in Mebane NC Microwave Repair Near Me Online Scheduling for Microwave Repair