There is some dust on the heating elements: Before using the toaster for the first time use, some dust may have accumulated on the heating elements, and this could cause a smell. This is normal. How long does it take for new toaster smell to go away? The toast should have … Read full review
In the best of circumstances, you then grip the cartridge stem with pliers and pull, and the cartridge should slide right out. And you can try rapping on it with a hammer (not too hard) to break it loose also. How do you remove a stuck Delta faucet cap? Why won’t … Read full review
Toaster ovens use more energy (1,200-1,800 watts) compared to microwaves (700-1,300 watts). Further, since toaster ovens have longer cooking times, that energy will be used for an extended period. The microwave is a more energy-efficient appliance, regardless of EnergyStar certification or not. Do toasters use a lot of electricity? A toaster … Read full review
How do you get a cartridge out of a faucet? Remove the plastic retaining nut. Use water pump pliers, adjustable pliers or a pipe wrench. Once you’ve removed the nut, lift the cartridge straight up. If you still can’t remove the cartridge, your faucet likely has a retaining clip. Is there … Read full review
Check your electric toaster: If it’s more than five or six years old, it might be time to replace it. The heat conduction inside an old electric toaster will wear out over time. You might be able to tell if it’s too old by looking at it. When should you replace … Read full review