OT: Mrs. Lapin researching new washing machine...
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OT :Mrs. Lapin researching new washing machine...
Our 40 year old Maytag has bit the dust . Any of you mates or your spouse have any recommendations regarding what brand of washing machine might be best to buy?
Bartend, another Sam's .And it's Semin , not semen, mate !
A bientot !
PS; Answers appreciated .
Our 40 year old Maytag has bit the dust . Any of you mates or your spouse have any recommendations regarding what brand of washing machine might be best to buy?
Bartend, another Sam's .And it's Semin , not semen, mate !
A bientot !
PS; Answers appreciated .
lapin
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Rarely awarded this year but a double Hip Check of the Day Cup award for that one, mate !!!!!
Bartend, another Sam's ! None for the hamster though .
A bientot !
lapin
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Re: OT :Mrs. Lapin researching new washing machine...
As always, thanks for your imput. I'll hop over and tell Mrs. Rabbit.
Bartend, another Sam's !
A bientot !
As always, thanks for your imput. I'll hop over and tell Mrs. Rabbit.
Bartend, another Sam's !
A bientot !
lecoqsportif
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Nothing is built like that anymore. Be happy if you get 10 years with appliance these days, they are fragile and often cheaper to replace than to repair.
WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou
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Because Maytag was bought by Whirlpool about a decade ago and spent so much money to buy them that they had to cut corners on quality in the assembly plant (they also tried to steal the pension money from the former Maytag employees, but that went to court)
Incredibly, Maytags are still manufactured in the US and not China. But the brand ain't what it used to be.
Whirlpool
Habsy
Not playing around anymore.
This. Maytag, Whirlpool and GE are all the same shit now. Same factory.
DiscoLafleur
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Hey gang, long time no pow wow, happen to check in see what y'all are chirping about the Semin acquisition.
Personally I love it, poor mans version of a second coming of Kovalev, fans will love him if he gets enough minutes and starts potting a few classic Mike Bossy style goals, might be best natural goal scorer we've had in a while...)
Anyways, I speak a lot with my appliance repair specialist, (me: 17 years selling real estate), and he says, in his 30+ years experience:
If you want a simple, inexpensive machine that rarely breaks down, and when it does, it's cheap and easy to order parts, and is a simple machine
for a normal el cheapo repair guy to fix, (with no electronic black boxes and computerized panel modules to replace at $300 a pop).....
go Sears/Roper.
If you want fancy schmancy, million drying selections and dryer top vibrator attachment options....that comes with the frequent breakdowns and expensive diagnosis and repair bills, then there's plenty of exotic brands out there that consumer reports, etc...report on.
Maybe Samsung is ok though, didn't ask my guy.
If wifey does not mind simple, or even prefers simple (mine does, 2 buttons is enough, dry type/timer, and start)
then a <$400 Roper might live longer then you might, at least, that's if you keep up a happy pace of enjoying nice cold Sams on a regular basis!
Long live my friend Lapin and Mrs. Lapin's new dryer!
Cheers,
Tony aka Disco Lafleur
Personally I love it, poor mans version of a second coming of Kovalev, fans will love him if he gets enough minutes and starts potting a few classic Mike Bossy style goals, might be best natural goal scorer we've had in a while...)
Anyways, I speak a lot with my appliance repair specialist, (me: 17 years selling real estate), and he says, in his 30+ years experience:
If you want a simple, inexpensive machine that rarely breaks down, and when it does, it's cheap and easy to order parts, and is a simple machine
for a normal el cheapo repair guy to fix, (with no electronic black boxes and computerized panel modules to replace at $300 a pop).....
go Sears/Roper.
If you want fancy schmancy, million drying selections and dryer top vibrator attachment options....that comes with the frequent breakdowns and expensive diagnosis and repair bills, then there's plenty of exotic brands out there that consumer reports, etc...report on.
Maybe Samsung is ok though, didn't ask my guy.
If wifey does not mind simple, or even prefers simple (mine does, 2 buttons is enough, dry type/timer, and start)
then a <$400 Roper might live longer then you might, at least, that's if you keep up a happy pace of enjoying nice cold Sams on a regular basis!
Long live my friend Lapin and Mrs. Lapin's new dryer!
Cheers,
Tony aka Disco Lafleur
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