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Mr 5 0 · 02-03-2002, 02:52 PM

Topless:

I've had a Sears Kenmore (Whirlpool) washer/dryer that has been used extensively for 15 years with no problems other than a replaced belt on the dryer a few years ago.

My refrigerator is a Kenmore (new last year - works great) and I have a Panasonic 1100 watt microwave that I bought at Sears in 2000 that I'm very pleased with.

For what it's worth: I also have a 15-year-old JVC VCR that won't quit, even though I replaced it (mostly) with a Sony DVD player last year.

No help on lawnmowers; I live in a condo and someone mows the lawn for us as part of the condo fee!

I buy at Sears but only on sale and only 'name brand' products that I know and trust.

I purchased a Toshiba TV there last month. Good quality (I've had two other Toshibas in the past that worked well) and - a good price.

Sears is worth looking at, although I wouldn't make them my only stop.

crazy horse:

I've always used Chilton's manuals or I borrow my mechanic friend's Motors manual when I'm desperate. Never heard of Haynes until some years ago. Read one in the store. It did suck! End of story.

02-03-2002, 02:52 PM	#27
Mr 5 0 Conservative Individualist Join Date: May 1997 Location: Wherever I need to be Posts: 7,487	Appliances and Repair manuals Topless: I've had a Sears Kenmore (Whirlpool) washer/dryer that has been used extensively for 15 years with no problems other than a replaced belt on the dryer a few years ago. My refrigerator is a Kenmore (new last year - works great) and I have a Panasonic 1100 watt microwave that I bought at Sears in 2000 that I'm very pleased with. For what it's worth: I also have a 15-year-old JVC VCR that won't quit, even though I replaced it (mostly) with a Sony DVD player last year. No help on lawnmowers; I live in a condo and someone mows the lawn for us as part of the condo fee! I buy at Sears but only on sale and only 'name brand' products that I know and trust. I purchased a Toshiba TV there last month. Good quality (I've had two other Toshibas in the past that worked well) and - a good price. Sears is worth looking at, although I wouldn't make them my only stop. crazy horse: I've always used Chilton's manuals or I borrow my mechanic friend's Motors manual when I'm desperate. Never heard of Haynes until some years ago. Read one in the store. It did suck! End of story.