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Appliance repair in Michigan

Great Lakes water serving Detroit and many cities is moderately hard, and inland wells are often hard with iron. Basement laundry, garage refrigerators in cold winters, and lake cottages with seasonal appliance use are common.

Water hardness in Michigan

Great Lakes water serving Detroit and many cities is moderately hard, and inland wells are often hard with iron.

Overall: generally hard
Hard well water and cold-garage refrigerators.

What wears appliances in Michigan

Basement laundry, garage refrigerators in cold winters, and lake cottages with seasonal appliance use are common.

A practical tip for Michigan

Cottage owners should drain washers, ice makers and supply lines before closing up for winter. In homes on wells, an iron filter protects appliance valves.

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Michigan FAQ

Michigan water: hard or soft?

Michigan water is generally hard. Basement laundry, garage refrigerators in cold winters, and lake cottages with seasonal appliance use are common.

Which repairs are most common in Michigan?

Hard well water and cold-garage refrigerators. In Michigan that puts refrigerator repair first, then washer repair and dishwasher repair.

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