Showing posts with label Appliance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Appliance. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Why Buy a Top-load HE Washing Machine


Let’s start with the question what does HE mean? HE stands for high-efficiency in washers. In order for a washing machine to be considered high-efficient, it must follow meet certain criteria and guidelines in regards to how much water, electricity, and detergent it uses. Look for the HE symbol on the machine indicating that it uses less energy, water, and detergent.
HE washers can be found on front-load and top-load washers. Both HE washer styles are efficient with the clothes cleaning performance. Here is a look at why you should consider a top-load HE washing machine rather than a traditional top-load or front-load washing machines.
Better Cleaning, Less Water
Most HE top-loaders are better at cleaning, gentler on fabrics, quieter, and use less water than traditional agitator washing machines.
Lower Cost
Front-loaders, which is a newer technology and more popular, are usually your most expensive option. HE top loading machines give you the benefit of significant water savings as opposed to a standard efficiency top loader, at a fraction of the cost of front load HE units.
Larger Capacity
HE top-loaders do not have agitators which increases the capacity of the unit. You can do less loads of laundry by having more clothes in one load. An agitator top-load washer varies in sizes from 3.2 Cu. Ft. to 4.5 Cu. Ft capacity. A HE top-load washer ranges in sizes from 4.5 Cu. Ft. to about 6.2 Cu. Ft. capacity. Their extended wash cycles allow the machine to provide clean clothing with minimal water use.
No Vibration Problem
Top load HE units spin faster than standard efficiency top loaders leaving your clothes dryer with less time. Their final spin speed is significantly slower than a front-load unit, which decreases the possibility of vibration.
No Mold Issue
Unlike a front-load unit, the door does not have an air tight seal. By leaving the top open, and using an approved washer cleaner once a month, you can virtually eliminate the possibility of mold or mildew better than a front-load washer
ENERGY STAR Qualified
Because HE washers and dryers meet strict energy and water guidelines the machines are considered to be ENERGY STAR Certified. This can save you more money and energy throughout the life of your appliance.
HE washers and dryers are more common now, which makes them a little more affordable compared to when they first came out. They are still more expensive up-front than traditional agitator washers. With the many benefits of HE washers, it will save you energy, water, and time in the long run making it worth the upgrade.

Tuesday, February 6, 2018

5 Benefits of a 3rd rack in a Dishwasher

More and more appliance companies are starting to make a dishwasher with a third rack. From a first glance, it might seem silly to have a third rack; but in reality, the third rack is very helpful. The third rack was first seen in more high end brands like Bosch, but the rest of the industry is integrating this in a lot of their models. Once you go to a third rack, you will never go back.  Here are some benefits of why this dishwasher feature is so amazing.


1. Your spatulas, whisks and tongs have a special place in the dishwasher. The third rack is super convenient in that you know exactly where those extra cooking utensils are. You won’t have to worry about them falling to the bottom and melting. You also won’t have to dig around the dishwasher hunting for where you put your favorite whisk. It can now be organized and all be in one secured place.

2. Third rack dishwashers increase efficiency by providing more space to wash more utensils, dishes and glasses. On average, the third rack gives you 37% more room to utilize in your dishwasher to the fullest.  Without the random utensils in the way, you will have more room in your first and second racks to wash even more dishes. Your mind will be at ease knowing that you only have to do one load at a time.

3. The extra rack can be a great safety tool. You can place your cooking knives flat on the third rack. No one will have to worry about reaching around the utensil basket being overly cautious avoiding cutting themselves. Having a more secure place to put pointy objects is much more convenient and safer for the whole family.

4. The ability to fill your dishwasher with more kitchen items will cut down on the number of times you need to run your dishwasher. This means that you get to save on dishwashing soap, water, time, and energy. Over time, you will find your water and energy bill will be less which is also helpful for the environment.

5. Some of the dishwashers that have a third rack are removable so you can load tall glasses or pitchers on your second rack. This makes it convenient for holiday events all year round. After your special events with your extra large wine glasses or oddly shaped serving bowls, you will be able to wash them in your dishwasher rather than doing it by hand.


With the third rack becoming more popular in the appliance industry, you can find this feature in more brands and models than ever before. With these 5 reasons, the little extra cost of the third rack dishwasher is worth it. Let’s thank the engineers who invented this washing game changer!

Check out the dishwashers now and see which one you like for your kitchen.

Friday, June 30, 2017

Save Energy this Summer with These 13 Appliance Tips

With the weather getting hotter during summer, it can “shock” you when you receive your electricity bill. There are a few things that you can do to make sure your appliances are running efficiently to save you money and energy consumption.


1. Make sure to have ENERGY STAR- rated appliances. These devices are ranked by the U.S. Department of Energy as using less energy than the standard amount. ENERGY Star-rated appliances use about 20% less energy and can save you more than $270 in your energy costs.



Refrigerators:
2. Make sure not to overload the amount of groceries in your refrigerator. Having tons of items in your refrigerator will require more energy to keep it cool.
3. Don’t keep your refrigerator door open for a long period of time. Also make sure to not open your door repeatedly in a short period of time.  Opening the door will cause the cool air inside to escape and makes the refrigerator motor work harder.
4. Keep your refrigerator temperature in between 32- 40 degrees F. Your freezer temperature should be set between 30-0 degrees F.


Washing Machines:
5. Using cold water when doing most of your washes can save you money and still have your cloths perfectly cleaned.
6. Just like dishwashers, you should make sure that you run full loads because most washers will use the same amount of electricity.
7. Have a front-load washing machine. Front-load washing machines use two-thirds less water than top-load washing machines, reducing electricity and water.


Drying Machines:
8. Selecting to have a faster spin cycle can help reduce less time to dry your cloths.
9. When the weather is hot, you can dry some of your cloths outside on a clothesline or a drying rack to save energy costs.
10. Place your washing machine in a room that is warmer than a cold location like a cold basement. The warmer air going into the dryer will use less energy to heat the air up.


Dishwashers:
11. Make sure to load your dishwasher fully for each cycle. Most dishwashers use the same amount of electricity and hot water for each load whether it’s a full load or half of a load.


Ovens or ranges:
12. Don’t open your oven door frequently to check on your food. The temperature can drop about 25-30 degrees and requires more energy to regenerate the set temperature.
13. Use glass baking dishes as much as possible. Glass retains heat better than other materials. This can cook your food faster and you can even decrease the oven temperature.


What other things do you do to consume less energy in your home? Leave it in the comments section.

Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Recipe- Chicken Fajitas

Turn an ordinary day into a fiesta with these healthy, delicious chicken fajitas!

Ingredients:

  • 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 pounds skinless, boneless chicken breasts
  • Salt
  • 2 Tbsp canola, safflower, peanut or grapeseed oil (a high smoke point oil)
  • 1 large onion, sliced lengthwise (root to tip) into 1/4-inch strips
  • 3 bell peppers of various colors, sliced into 1/4-inch strips
Marinade
  • 2 Tbsp lime juice
  • 3 Tbsp olive oil
  • 1 garlic clove, minced
  • 1/2 teaspoon salt
  • 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
  • 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
  • 1/2 jalapeno, seeded and minced
  • 1/4 cup chopped cilantro
Extras
  • 8-12 flour tortillas
  • Salsa
  • Sliced avocado
  • Sour cream
  • Thinly sliced iceberg lettuce dressed lightly with salt and cider vinegar

Directions:
1 Cut thick chicken breasts in half, horizontally: If chicken breasts are more than half a pound, slice horizontally so that each slice is between ½-inch and ¾-inch thickness. (Note: Don’t pound chicken breasts with a meat tenderizer, as this adversely affects the texture of the meat.)
2 Marinate chicken: Mix marinade ingredients together in a glass or plastic container. Add chicken, mix thoroughly, cover and let marinate at room temperature for at least 1 hour or up to 8 hours in the fridge.
3 Wipe off most marinade, sprinkle chicken with salt: Remove the chicken from the marinade. Wipe off most of the marinade and sprinkle the chicken pieces with salt.
4 Sear chicken on high heat: Heat a large cast iron frying pan on high heat for 1 to 2 minutes. Add a tablespoon of canola oil to the pan.
As soon as the oil begins to smoke, place chicken breast pieces in the pan. Depending on the size of the pan, you may have to work in several batches.
Let chicken cook undisturbed for 2-3 minutes, until you have a good sear. Once seared well on one side, turn pieces over and cook for another 2-3 minutes until well seared on the second side.
5 Stack seared breasts, cover with foil and let rest: Once seared on the second side, remove to a cutting board and cover with aluminum foil to rest for 5 minutes.
Tip: Stack the seared chicken breasts and then cover them in foil. Together they will retain heat better as you cook the peppers and onions.
If you want to test for doneness, cut into one piece with the tip of a sharp knife. It should be just done, if not, you can put it back in the hot pan for a minute or two.
6 Sauté peppers and onions: While the chicken is resting, cook the onions and peppers. Add another tablespoon of oil to the frying pan. Heat on high. As soon as the oil is hot, add the onions and peppers to the pan.
Use a metal spatula to scrape up some of the browned bits from the chicken and stir to coat the onions and peppers with the oil and brown bits. Spread the onions and peppers in an even layer in the pan. Let them cook undisturbed for 2 minutes. You want them to sear with some blackening. Stir the vegetables and continue to cook for another 2 minutes.
7 Slice the chicken and serve: Slice the chicken across the grain into strips. Serve at once with the peppers and onions, some warm tortillas, and sides of shredded cheese, salsa, guacamole, and/or thinly sliced iceberg lettuce dressed with vinegar and salt.


Prep Time: 1 hour 10 minutes  Cook Time: 10 minutes  Serves 4

Thursday, January 19, 2017

TOP LOAD VS. FRONT LOAD WASHER


So your washer has just run its last cycle in its long and prosperous life and now you are, for potentially the first time, shopping for a brand new one. You walk in to an appliance store and you see an overwhelming selection of washers to choose from. There are top load with the agitator, there are top load without the agitator in the middle, and finally there are front load washers. What is the major difference between the three? Well I’m here to answer exactly that.

Lets begin with top load washers with
agitators. This is your traditional washer set up and generally at lower price points. The first thing to mention is that very few top load washers are built in the old school manner where they will last 15 to 20 years. Most modern washers on the market going to last 8 to 10 years, regardless of set up. The reason they don’t last as long is because the savings on energy efficiency over the 8 to 10 years of its life is enough money to warrant purchasing a new set. The down side of this washer design is water efficiency while the benefit is you don’t have to bend down to put clothes in. A great example of a top load washer is the LG 5.7 Cu.Ft. Mega Capacity Top Load Turbowash Technology Washer.

The top load without the agitator in the middle is a curious study. The lack of the agitator in the middle to pull clothes through the water to clean them means that the manufacturers had to get creative with the way the tub rotates. The benefit of these is that your clothes can’t get tangled around the agitator or get frayed, plus the capacities tend to go higher on them as well. The downside on them is water efficiency.

Now we get to the front load washers. The number one complaint I’ve heard customers have is that they tend to develop a smell over time. The manufacturers have fixed that issue by using anti-microbial material on the interior of the washer. The other thing to keep in mind is that front loads require ventilation, so keeping the door cracked is necessary. Now front loads are the best at cleaning clothes and here is why, the tub will spin out much faster than the top loads plus the tub itself is stainless steel on the interior. Now while they are generally more pricey, the amount of water savings you will have on front load vs. top load will pay itself off in two to three years. Check out the LG 5.2 cu.ft. Mega Capacity with On-Door Control Panel & TurboWash.

So in general, front load washers will clean the best and are the more efficient. The downside is having to bend down to load and unload, but they do have pedestal or stacking options. 

Skip the Bottled Water

The other day I was fancying an ice cold bottle of water.  The weather in Colorado being unusually nice these days, it was hot and nothing sounded better than cold, naturally pure water.  I happened to be in a place where a bottled water dispenser was available and I quickly put 2 crisp dollar bills into the machine and waited anxiously to hear the “drop” of the bottle dispensing from the machine.

I took a quick swig and for some reason decided to read the label on the bottle.  “Source:  Public Water Supply.”   What?  What happened to the all natural water sourced from the volcanic tunnels of an exotic island and naturally purified using reverse osmosis and then distilled using an advanced state of the art process powered by solar energy?

My first thought after reading the label….what a waste of $2.  Americans spend over $10 billion dollars each year on bottled water.   That figure represents roughly $1.25 per gallon which is 300x the cost of tap water.  There has to be a better solution.

I’ve got one.  Most households have this already sitting in their home.  Their kitchen specifically.  It’s called a refrigerator with a water and ice dispenser.   Your refrigerator’s water dispenser typically provides additional filtration.  Filtration that removes 99% of potential harmful contaminants such as chlorine taste and odor, heavy metals and chemicals and microbial cysts including parasites.

So, put your money back in your pocket, save the Earth from plastic bottles (only 28% are recycled) and push your glass up against your refrigerator’s water dispenser.  You will find tons of different refrigerators that have water dispensers built in that have different features. The Kitchen Aid makes a great refrigerator that has 5 different doors and has a great built-in water and ice dispenser, check it out.

Tuesday, January 3, 2017

2017 Kitchen Appliance Finish Trends

Trends in kitchen styles and finishes are always changing and now with hot new natural looks and finishes showing up everywhere kitchen appliances making leaps and bounds every year.  Among these is a shift in style from the stainless steel that has dominated the market for the last several decades.

New Metal Finishes and Panel Ready
Metal finishes across the board in the kitchen are slowly moving away from the long lasting finger print ridden stainless steel.  Finishes are becoming more user friendly and require less maintenance like black diamond stainless.  Keep in mind, however, that the biggest movement isn’t being seen among the manufacturers; it’s the bespoke pieces instead. Homeowners are having appliance doors made specifically for their kitchens, which are leading the way in this trend.

Invisible Appliances
Appliance panels are not new, but they’ve never been this popular before. While modern and transitional kitchens are using black stainless and bold colors in their appliances, formal and traditional kitchens are taking a different route. They’re using appliance panels to conceal and hide their appliances from sight.

Appliance panels are extensions of the cabinet doors you use in the rest of your kitchen. They fit over the appliance front, concealing it. So instead of a dishwasher, you simply see a larger cabinet door. Look for more cabinet makers to offer these panels, as well as for appliance manufacturers to offer models that can use the panels easily without blocking things like ice makers in the door.

Trends are Trends are Trends
After years on top, stainless steel continues to be the most popular with realtors which is the best reflection of a continuing popular trend.  Despite predictions of trends moving away from stainless as long as people expect stainless appliances when buying a home this will continue.  So be cautious if this isn’t your final home that your taste in finishes may not be reflective of the masses.

What appliance trends appeal to you in your kitchen upgrade? We look forward to seeing you in one of our Colorado stores to make your kitchen dream come to life!


Friday, November 11, 2016

Appliance Specialists Like Nowhere Else

When you have hundreds if not thousands of choices, you need an Appliance Sales Professional to help you through the buying process.

Let us help you save money by helping you find the best appliance for your needs. Stop by one of our 16 locations to answer all of your appliance questions.



Please visit us at ApplianceFactory.com to find a store near you.

Monday, October 3, 2016

5 Things You Never Realized About Your Kitchen Appliances


 
 1. How far does your refrigerator stick out?

Most people don’t realize that their fridge sticks out 6 to 8 inches from their counter top.  This is standard, but if you notice that you are shuffling sideways to get between your island and fridge when the door is open you may consider a counter depth refrigerator. For more details, check out the full guide of buying a refrigerator. 


    2. New French Door Fridge vs. Old Side by Side Fridge
If you have never owned a French Door Refrigerator this is what you have to look forward to.  No more getting on your knees for fresh vegetables, actually being able to fit a pizza box in your fridge or freezer and not at an angle.  No more losing things in the back of your fridge for months until the stench is overwhelming.


    3. How loud is your dishwasher?
Does your dishwasher sound like a jet engine taking off?  Are you tired of running your dishwasher only at night?  With new technology in sound deafening material dishwasher have become so quiet you don’t even know if it is running.  A good rule of thumb is to look for dishwashers 50dBA or below.  Here is a full guide to buying a dishwasher.  


    4. Where to find the serial number on your appliance.
All appliances will have a sticker specifying the model and serial number of the unit.
Refrigerators - most commonly found in the refrigeration portion of the unit either on the upper left or right wall. 
Dishwasher – most commonly found on the outer edge of the door or interior where the door seals with the case.
Range – If you slide open your storage door it will be located on the interior door jam either on the left or right hand side. 
Microwave – Probably the easiest to find just open the door and it will be located on the inside casing.


    5. The cost of running 15 year old appliances.
   In the last 15 years appliances have improved drastically in energy consumption.  With new government regulations as well as new technology it literally pays to buy new appliances.  Take a 15 year old refrigerator for example.  The annual cost of running a side by side refrigerator from the year 2000 is about $190.00 a year!  A new Energy Star Certified model will cost you on average $81.00 a year.  We are talking about a 42% savings.  Over the course of 10 years you could save upwards of $1,100.00 on your electrical bill.  Your new refrigerator will almost pay for itself over its life span.  That is just for your refrigerator.  Imagine the savings on the rest of your household appliances.




Friday, September 23, 2016

How to purchase the perfect appliance – from start to finish.


Have you ever purchased (what you thought was) the perfect appliance only to find it doesn’t fit or isn’t what you expected? Maybe you’ve walked into an appliance store only to feel overwhelmed purchasing for a new home or as a first time appliance buyer - whatever your situation, we know it can be challenging to get it just right. We’ve all been there, we’ve been asked the questions, we’ve seen the potential challenges you might face throughout your buying experience and we are here to help!
The team at Appliance Factory & Mattress Kingdom is here to guide you in how to select, purchase, and walk away satisfied with your new appliances. Over the next few weeks we will blog about different appliances and help direct you towards a seamless buying experience. Stay tuned as we teach you what you need to know before, during and in the completion steps of purchasing your appliances!

SELECTING & BUYING YOUR NEW REFRIGERATOR
Step 1: Prepare yourself for entering the appliance store.
You would be surprised how much time a few minutes of preparing can save you in the long run, or how simple the process can be when you provide us with a few details. (Plus we know buying an appliance can be a big decision and a little nerve racking as you go)

*MEASURING THE SPACE:
Before you arrive at the store to choose your new refrigerator, it’s important to know your space requirements. If you’re unsure of your measurements, you will probably be going home to measure or guessing and potentially receiving a refrigerator that’s too high, wide or doesn’t look right for your space. Refrigerators come in a variety of sizes, as do homes, and it’s important you take 3 very important measurements: 1. HEIGHT, 2. DEPTH, & 3. Width 

*KNOW WHERE YOUR WATER SOURCE IS:
Finding your water source makes it easy to figure out which refrigerator will fit your space and if getting one with an ice maker is an option. It’s a common buying mistake to not check to see if there is water access. Before you purchase, do a simple check behind where you plan to place your new refrigerator- is there an on/off valve or a small hose? If you are still unsure, don’t worry we can help- just snap a few photos of what it looks like back there and we can guide you to the accessories and/or any adjustments you may need to insure your new fridge runs just the way you want it to!

*KNOW YOUR CLEARANCE OPTIONS: … (And no that doesn’t mean your best sales prices, though we will guarantee you the best price for 30 days after your refrigerator purchase!)
When you hear the word clearance when it comes to a refrigerator we’re referring to any potential space you would need to clear. Is it going to be next to a wall or in a narrow space? Will you be able to open up doors that swing to the left and the right? Will pull out drawers be able to open successfully without hitting cabinets or other appliances?

…Congratulations, you are prepared to enter the appliance store!  You have eliminated many potential mistakes that can happen when you don’t do some simple homework. And now it’s time for you to enter the store and choose what exactly to buy.

Step 2: Choose the features that make sense.
If you have an idea of what features you may like in your refrigerator that’s great and if not we will give you an overview of things to potentially consider:
  • Is LED lighting important?
  • Do you need or want spill proof shelving?
  • What type of finish are you looking for? (Finishes vary by brand in their availability and are black/white, slate, stainless steel, smudge proof stainless steel, or black stainless).
  • Do you want a hot water dispenser? (Yes, they have a refrigerator with a built in Keurig!)
  • Do you have a lot of fresh fruits and veggies? (You might want a dual compressor as it keeps items at a temperature that is more consistent than your basic refrigerator).
  • Do you need a refrigerator that is counter depth? (You will have a built in look though you will lose storage space).
  • Do you want a door-in-door option? (Energy efficient and provides quick access).
  • Do you want true crisp drawers? (vacuum-seal drawers that help items last longer).
  • Do you need child locks?
  • Are you often frustrated by how long it takes to thaw items you want to immediately enjoy? (If so then you might want to consider a refrigerator with a Quick Chill feature).

Step 3: Choosing the best Refrigerator capacity.
Most people have heard that the more capacity you have in a refrigerator the more space but what exactly does that mean for you in your real life grocery buying scenario?
  • 1 bag of groceries = 1cu. Ft (appx); larger families need over 20 cu.ft (4-6cu.ft per adult)

Step 4: Choose the Refrigerator Style that fits your needs.

Step 5: Set up Delivery & Enjoy your new Refrigerator!

We hope you have found this blog helpful and remember we are here to help you.
Stop by today and let’s get you your new refrigerator! We have the lowest prices guaranteed and sales associates who are looking forward to assisting you through your appliance buying experience.
Be sure to stay tuned to our blog as we will also explore how to buy a new: Range, Dishwasher, Washer & Dryer, and Mattress.

Stop by one of our 16 locations to help you purchase the best refrigerator for you.


Friday, September 9, 2016

3 Things to Consider When Purchasing a Dishwasher

Are you in the market for a new dishwasher? Chances are you have many, many questions and there just seem to be enough clear answers. In this modern age there’s a buying guide to pretty much everything, however, when it comes to something as essential as dishwashers the internet is filled with specs, and technical details that read like a foreign language.

At Appliance Factory and Mattress Kingdom we’re experts in simplifying the appliance shopping experience. We take industry jargon, that’s designed to fill spec sheets and make them practical and easy to understand and digest. We want to prepare you with the tools to make the most rational decision and not rely making a decision from a sheet of specs that we see too much in the market.
We’re confident these three practical tips to consider when purchasing a dishwasher;  will help you prepare in making the best decision possible. PS: We can’t wait for you to come in and show off how prepared you are; we have 16 locations find the one closet to you here.


1. Price or Performance:
This is a question you must ask yourself before you walk into a store, or begin shopping online. This simple question will really help clarify what you’re looking for and ensure you don’t buy anything you don’t need. That’s the last thing you want is to pay more for a feature you don’t need. And trust me there are a lot of different features out there, that’s one of the primary factors that can drive the price of a dishwasher from $349 to $1600.



2. Do I Know My Space:
Many resources start with measurements, meaning that measurements are the most important factor in deciding or selecting a dishwasher. While measurements are important, you’d be shocked how many people walk into one of our 16 stores or chat with us online and have their measurements; but have no idea the other appliance brands or colors in their kitchen. Yes, measurements are extremely important but knowing the goal for the space is extremely important:
  • Do I want to match the brands in my kitchen or am I open to other options?
  • Do I want controls on the front, or do I want controls hidden to have a more concealed look in my kitchen?
  • Is my current dishwasher panel ready, do I want to stay panel ready or do I want a solid color?
  • Is my kitchen open to another room, how important are noise levels?
  • How many place settings or pots and pans, or silverware do I want to fit into the dishwasher?
  • Those are just a few questions to get your mind ticking. There are many more, so get pots and pans out, bring your favorite wine glass to the store with you, etc… Your space is your life, knowing your space will make sure you find a dishwasher that fits your life.



3. Read a review or two:

It really doesn’t matter the manufacture or model, just read a couple of reviews on dishwashers. Trust us there are thousands of them on the internet. This is great for you, because you can see what other shoppers are saying about their purchases. Pay close attention to reasons they don’t like their dishwasher and reasons they do. If you’re price conscious  read reviews on entry-level models and then compare the mid-level models. Chances are some of these reviews will help you discover questions that are really important to you that just hadn’t crossed your mind. 

Wednesday, August 17, 2016

Counter Depth vs Standard Depth Refrigerator Rap Battle

Here is a fun rap battle from one of our stores that explains the difference between Counter Depth and Standard Depth Refrigerators.






Stop by one of our 16 locations in Colorado. You can ask any of our Product Specialist to help you figure out which refrigerator is best for you.



What features do you look for when shopping for a new refrigerator?

Monday, April 25, 2016

What is Next in Home Appliances: Samsung Side-by-Side RSG309AARS/XAA LCD Refrigerator

For those of us who value having cutting-edge tech right at our fingertips, the kitchen is no exception. Thanks to the innovators at Samsung, the future is now.

Meet the Side-by-Side RSG309AARS/XAA LCD Refrigerator, Samsung’s newest triumph in marrying design and technology. The sleek stainless-steel façade and integrated touchscreen user interface on the exterior are outmatched only by the stunning interior, which combines functionality with elegance using LED lights, removable wine and soda racks, and five adjustable glass shelves.

Samsung understands that a refrigerator goes beyond its primary function of chilling perishable foods and beverages. The refrigerator serves as the hub of the entire kitchen, if not the household as a whole. Here is where we stick important announcements, shopping lists, calendar events or schedules for our busy family to see and follow. Let sticky notes, white boards and refrigerator magnets become a thing of the past, while still maintaining your busy schedule. This exciting new advancement in appliance design integrates the ease and user-friendliness of a smartphone or tablet right into the refrigerator. Apps like a calendar and a notepad help keep the family up-to-date on upcoming events, allowing the familiarity of having important notes posted on the fridge while eliminating the resulting clutter. Additional apps serve to further enhance the sense of having a futuristic kitchen:  Pandora lets you stream music from built-in speakers above the water dispenser, while Epicurious recipes aim to inspire the cooks in the kitchen and keep dinner ideas fresh.

With manufacturer’s suggested price of $2,499, the Samsung side-by-side RSG309AARS/XAA LCD Refrigerator accommodates your high-tech lifestyle and provides you with the futuristic elegance you desire without too much damage to your wallet. Your friends at Appliance Factory can help- call us today for more information about this or any of our other top-of-the-line appliances for your kitchen of the future!

Friday, April 1, 2016

Celebrating Our 30 Year Anniversary!


Appliance Factory & Mattress Kingdom Celebrates 30 Years of Business!

Since 1986, Appliance Factory & Mattress Kingdom has been the place to go for quality appliances and mattresses at competitive prices. A Colorado-proud business started in the garage of 4th generation Coloradoan Chuck Ewing, Appliance Factory & Mattress Kingdom now is the nation’s 30th largest independent retailer, with 16 Colorado locations.

As part of the big 30th anniversary celebration, Appliance Factory & Mattress Kingdom will be donating Tempur-Pedic mattresses and Whirlpool washing machines during its 30 Days of Giving event. There will also be a drawing for $30,000, in addition to other exciting promotions and events.


Appliance Factory &  Mattress Kingdom is the best place to go if you wish to support local business without sacrificing low prices on all the best brand-name appliances and mattresses. Come check us out between April 1- 30 at any of our 16 Colorado locations to join the celebration!