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Some appliance failures are beyond our control, but plenty are self-inflicted. Chad Robertson Media / Shutterstock.com
If your furnace has ever died during a winter storm, your clothes dryer caught fire or a burst appliance hose flooded a room, you know how important it is to maintain a good working relationship with the big machines in your home. Some appliance failures are out of our control, but plenty of them are common, self-inflicted disasters. Here are some of the habits — or lack thereof — known to damage…
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