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PKRWUD · 02-03-2002, 08:32 AM

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I agree with Mach 1, except I'd recommend a Sharp microwave. I've had the same one for 12 years, works awesome. My washer and dryer are 10 years old, and are Kenmore's. I've had to replace some parts in the dryer (bearings, guide wheels, belt (2x)), but it's been severely abused. Anyway, they both still work. The fridge is from Sears, too, and it's gotta be 12 years old, or more. Still works great! My ex put the ice cube bucket into the oven one night when she "wasn't thinking", but other than that, it's been great. I just recently bought a Bissel carpet cleaner at Sears. I knew which model I wanted, and I searched the web for prices. I went everywhere, but no one had it in stock. Then I tried Sears. Not only did they have it, but for $15 less than Wal Mart, who had been the lowest price.

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I hear ya! When I took my Engines class at the local cc, students were able to buy all the Snap-on tools they wanted for a huge discount. Problem was, I was a college kid, I didn't have any money!

Oh well.

Take care,
-Chris

02-03-2002, 08:32 AM	#23
PKRWUD Junior Member Join Date: Mar 1999 Location: Ventura, California Posts: 8,981	Topless I agree with Mach 1, except I'd recommend a Sharp microwave. I've had the same one for 12 years, works awesome. My washer and dryer are 10 years old, and are Kenmore's. I've had to replace some parts in the dryer (bearings, guide wheels, belt (2x)), but it's been severely abused. Anyway, they both still work. The fridge is from Sears, too, and it's gotta be 12 years old, or more. Still works great! My ex put the ice cube bucket into the oven one night when she "wasn't thinking", but other than that, it's been great. I just recently bought a Bissel carpet cleaner at Sears. I knew which model I wanted, and I searched the web for prices. I went everywhere, but no one had it in stock. Then I tried Sears. Not only did they have it, but for $15 less than Wal Mart, who had been the lowest price. 1BAD I hear ya! When I took my Engines class at the local cc, students were able to buy all the Snap-on tools they wanted for a huge discount. Problem was, I was a college kid, I didn't have any money! Oh well. Take care, -Chris __________________ Webmaster: Rice Haters Club Jim Porter Racing Peckerwoods Pit Stop Support Your Local RED & WHITE!