Ok I am moving into a new apartment and will have to buy a washer and dryer for the first time. I'm thinking about buying used but also looking at new stuff. I was wondering from people who have more experience than I, where is the best place to get a decent price on a new set??...Sears, HHgregg, lowes, etc???...oh and i prefer the top loaders and will probably finance it if its 0%...
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carwwest, on 09 April 2012 - 01:32 PM, said:
Ok I am moving into a new apartment and will have to buy a washer and dryer for the first time. I'm thinking about buying used but also looking at new stuff. I was wondering from people who have more experience than I, where is the best place to get a decent price on a new set??...Sears, HHgregg, lowes, etc???...oh and i prefer the top loaders and will probably finance it if its 0%...
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I would discourage you from buying used and I've always gone to Sears to get my washer's. Jmo...
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Posted 09 April 2012 - 01:43 PM
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Laundramat. Put tape around the quarters so they don't fall into the machine and it will never cost you anything.
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Got a great washer and dryer from Home Depot with 18 mos same as cash.
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Go to Sears they have all the major brands, will price match and finance.
Should you buy used make sure it they still have manufactors warranty and half the price of new.
A guy at work just bought a matching set of 2 year old LG front loading washer and dryer out of the local "Greensheet" newspaper for $1200. The guy had the receipt and that was what he paid just for the washer, so it was like getting the matching $700 dryer for free. The guy gave him the original receipt in case anything goes wrong he can get it covered by warranty.
Should you buy used make sure it they still have manufactors warranty and half the price of new.
A guy at work just bought a matching set of 2 year old LG front loading washer and dryer out of the local "Greensheet" newspaper for $1200. The guy had the receipt and that was what he paid just for the washer, so it was like getting the matching $700 dryer for free. The guy gave him the original receipt in case anything goes wrong he can get it covered by warranty.
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seriously, go to your local post office and pick up a change of address/moving kit. They contain coupons for 10-20% off anything at Lowe's and Home Depot. I do this every time I have a major purchase. I saved 200 bucks on a really nice refrigerator.
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razorhead, on 09 April 2012 - 02:01 PM, said:
seriously, go to your local post office and pick up a change of address/moving kit. They contain coupons for 10-20% off anything at Lowe's and Home Depot. I do this every time I have a major purchase. I saved 200 bucks on a really nice refrigerator.
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Being the resident Home Depot guy, I can tell you we have an appliance clearance sale going on now....no way of knowing what models are on sale in your market. If those models don't suit your fancy we do meet and then beat the competition by 10%.....so if you found a model you liked that is for sale for a lower price at one of our competitors, we'll meet that price and then take an additional 10% off of that. Just have to have an ad showing that price or know the URL and the kitchen designers/appliance sales folks can pull it up on their computers and check it out and verify. Pretty simple.
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