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Southern Maryland appliances from the Appliance Source

    The Appliance Source would like to be your source of major household appliances for your new construction or remodeling project, and we welcome the opportunity to bid on any of the appliances you may need for your home.
    The Appliance Source has three well appointed showrooms in Annapolis, Easton and Mechanicsville for your convenience. Please call us to schedule an appointment so our sales representatives will be able to assist you more efficiently. We will be happy to provide you with any product information and pricing you may need.
    If you are unable to come into our office, feel free to e-mail or fax us a request for pricing. In addition, you may call for a phone quote or schedule an in-field consultation.
    We are looking forward to helping you with all you appliance needs. Our clients are Builders, Designers, Architects, Realtors, and Property Managers, as well as Commercial & Government Contractors, Kitchen Dealers and Remodelers.
     We would like you to consider us for your future projects. The Appliance Source is your best value.

The Appliance Source

Address:

The Mechanicsville Source


28275 Three Notch Road
Mechanicsville,MD 20659
Phone: 301.290.0380 • Toll Free: 800.734.9936
Fax: 301.290.0384
E-mail: info@theappliancesource.com

 

Address:

The Annapolis Source


1823 George Avenue
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410.267.7110 • Toll-Free: 877.266.2827
Fax: 410.267.7443
E-mail: annapolis@theappliancesource.com

 

adderess:

he Easton Source
9225 Ocean Gateway
Easton, MD 21601
Phone: 410.819.8900 • Toll Free: 866.266.2827
Fax: 410.819.8988
E-mail: easton@theappliancesource.com

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Visit an appliance store location nearest you... Annapolis, Easton, (Eastern Shore), Mechanicsville (Southern Maryland)

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Remodeling your home in Maryland? An investment in quality appliances doesn't have to break the budget.

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Keep Your Dryer Running Safe and Smooth

Nowadays, many homeowners are understandably concerned about saving money. In light of the country's economic woes, homeowners are increasingly looking for ways to save money.

Though it's important to save money, it's also important to stay safe, particularly with respect to household appliances. Fortunately, there are ways homeowners can stay safe and save at the same time. Take the household dryer, for instance. The following tips can help a dryer run safely and efficiently.

* Consider metal ducts. Flexible ducts made of plastic or foil can prove very problematic, often sagging and letting lint build up, decreasing efficiency and risking safety in the process. Metal ducts can be flexible but won't sag, leading to less lint build up. What's more, a metal duct can contain a fire better than plastic or foil ducts.

* Clean all around the dryer. Lint does not only build up within the ducts or lint traps, it can also build up in the area surrounding the dryer as well. This includes behind and underneath the dryer, which can be a significant safety hazard if not cleaned regularly.

* Don't ignore the lint screen. A clean lint screen pays numerous dividends, not the least of which is making a dryer more safe. Clothes also dry faster when the lint screen is clean, meaning the dryer won't run as long and homeowners will save money.

* Wash abnormally stained clothes. Oftentimes, when working in the yard or around the house, a homeowner can spill gasoline or other flammable materials on clothing. If that happens, wash these clothes extra carefully, possibly even more than once, before placing them in the dryer. SH102070

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