Electric dryer squeaks and rattles, but still dries and sometimes stops working, but if I let it sit for a while, will turn itself back on. Is this something I can fix myself, or should I just look at getting yet another used dryer?

Hi! The title is my question. Basically, can they be salvaged if they've been dried out for a short time, like a day or two? Thanks!

If a company buys land by your proprty and the water goes dry because of it say like cranberry beds---who is responsible for the drilling of a new well? The owner or the cranberry company? Thank you and have a great day. Shirley39

After a shower in the walking shower, the tile and grout never dries. The door is left open and the light on, but it never dries. Is there a problem? Does a fan need to be installed?

The dust has been setteling for 4 days already and Ive mopped the floor about 47 times and Ive been on my hands and knees with a towel and it still has residue. I bought some stuff called star cleen (sulfamic acid) do you think that will do it?