If you're not swimming in oceans of counter space, you may not find the latest and greatest microwaves with their massive capacities all that appealing. It can seem like manufacturers all think that you're looking for a second oven for your countertop! However, smaller microwaves are still available - and you don't have to sacrifice features and power for a compact model. We'll review the three best compact microwave models that customers have reached for time and time again to help you win the battle for more space in your kitchen.

These models are listed in no particular order but are numbered for your convenience. Let's dig in!

Older electric dryers are just one of the many household products in your home that may be serious energy hogs. As they age, dryers lose sufficient fresh air intake as well as heat and moisture discharge capabilities due to a number of factors, such as worn or broken blower wheels, worn or dry-rotted drum seals, stretched belts, or slow motor rotation and aging thermostats. And, of course, keep in mind that all dryers accumulate lint within their components throughout their lifetime.

If you’re finding your current dryer either gobbles electricity or needs multiple runs to properly dry your laundry, then wait no longer … it's time to replace it. New dryers have more efficient motors and blowers, fresh drum seals and better thermostats and moisture sensors, allowing them to finish the job quicker, which means less run time and thus lower operating costs.

When you begin your dryer research, consider the brands GE and Frigidaire. Both GE and Frigidaire have been in the laundry business for as long as we can remember for good reason: quality products! We've put together these electric clothes dryer reviews of two of their top budget-priced models to help you make an informed decision.

Researching a new dryer can be an easy process if you know the right things to look for (check out our dryer buying guide for more information). If you are living in an apartment or condo and have no access to exterior venting for your dryer, you may be looking at a condenser dryer as an option.

A condenser dryer does not require venting to the outside - saving you hundreds or even thousands of dollars on the costs of cutting holes and installing venting. Typically, a dryer will vent steamy air outdoors. Condensation dryers have heat exchangers or cooling systems that turn water vapor into water and can either pump the water into a drain or collect the water, requiring you to empty it by hand at the end of the cycle. While not as convenient as traditional vented dryers, they're definitely more convenient than trying to air dry everything!

Looking for Weber gas grills and trying to find authorized Weber dealers? There are many different places across the US where you can find Weber grills sold. Authorized Weber dealers range from small mom and pop appliance and hardware stores to regional retail chains to national big box home improvement and general merchandise retailers. 

If you love your Weber grill and are looking to take your grilling to the next level, you'll want to read this article to learn more about the awesome Weber accessories available to you. These accessories can help protect your grill, clean your grill, enhance the food you cook and just generally make your grill and grilling experience more awesome!

In this article we'll cover all of the major categories of Weber accessories, complete with photos and price info. To learn more about Weber's model lineup of grills, read our full article Weber Gas Grills - Everything You Need To Know.