How to Remove Scratches From a Sub-Zero Refrigerator

On April 29, 2015   /   Blog, Sub Zero Freezer, Sub Zero refrigerator repair, Sub Zero repair, Sub Zero Wine refrigerator, Sub-Zero Freezer Service, Sub-Zero Ice-Maker Repair, Sub-Zero Wine Cooler Repairs, Wolf Oven Repair   /   Leave a comment

How to Remove Scratches From a Sub-Zero Refrigerator

Things You’ll Need

  •  General-purpose household cleaner
  •  Soft cloth
  •  Assistant

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Instructions

 

    • 1

      Spray general-purpose household cleaner on the scratch and surrounding area on the Sub-Zero stainless-steel refrigerator. Wipe the area clean with circular motions using a soft cloth. Let the surface air-dry for an hour.

    • 2

      Have an assistant hold the beam of a flashlight on the scratch so that you can see it without any difficulty whatsoever. Make a note of the direction that the steel’s “grain” runs; this is similar to that of wood grain and can be seen by tilting your head back and forth to catch the reflections coming off the surface.

    • 3

      Place an edge of the nonabrasive pad against one side of the scratch. Press the edge against the scratch and drag the pad along the length, following the direction of the “grain,” with a single, long swipe. Lift the pad off the surface of the refrigerator once you have reached the other end of the scratch. Repeat this step twice.

    • 4

      Inspect the scratch area. If the scratch is still visible to the eye, repeat step 3 until it is not. If the scratch can no longer be seen, buff the area with a soft cloth for 20 seconds using small, circular motions.

    • 5

      Turn the flashlight off and thank your assistant for the help.

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How to Unclog Your Ice Maker

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ice maker inside refrigerator view

Have you ever had a nasty clog in the ice maker? Your getting some soda and you realize that there is no ice, no soda for you! If you cut your hands off I’m not associated with it because I told you the precautions.

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How to store wine

On April 23, 2015   /   Blog, Sub Zero refrigerator repair, Sub Zero repair, Sub Zero Wine refrigerator, Wine storage   /   Leave a comment

 

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How to Store Wine

Wine has been around for thousands of years; from the ancient Romans to modern Americans, this lavish drink is enjoyed worldwide. Nowadays, most people simply buy their wine from the local grocery store wine rack, oblivious on how to properly store the wine to make sure it lasts as long as possible. The main thing to keep in mind when storing wine is, of course, avoid light and heat, as well as vibration. There are other things to remember, though, such as the different storage methods required for different types of wine, and it is vital to be as careful as possible whenever considering how to store your particular bottle of wine.

Throw out aged, moldy or inedible food, bagging securely. Toss anything you don’t use regularly, too.

Wipe your refrigerator inside and outside with a cloth and vinegar and water or baking soda and water solution, rinsing well with a wash cloth rinsed clear with water. Soapy water works, too. Clean rubber door closure area too.

Keep your refrigerator organized, with meats and cheese and butter in one shelf box, and vegetables in the crisper. Meats should be stored on the bottom shelf to avoid meat juices dripping onto the shelves below

You can buy a deodorizer or just plain old-fashion baking soda to keep out old smells.

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