RANT: Appliances

[mwtosd]

There is a SearsOutlet store
SAN DIEGO
Store #4328
960 Sherman St
San Diego, CA 92110-4015
distance: 2.2 miles

I have one near me and generally the appliances are scratch and dent (some of the dents/dings are on the side and wont be seen), some are floor models and some are new items. They often have sales, and advertise 25-50% off list prices. It might be worth checking out. They all have the original manufacturer warranty too.
http://www.searsoutlet.com

I bought the Kenmore Elite HEt3 front loader washing machine and matching dryer 5 years ago and are still working well. Cleans clothes well, uses much less water and detergent, clothes come out pretty dry from the wash.

I also bought a GE Profile sbs fridge with ice maker and water filter at a regular Sears (not outlets at the time). No problems with it over 5 years. The rest of my appliances came with the home from the builder.

From time to time Sears regular stores run 20% off if u buy 3+ appliances and they will price match a local store too.

One recommendation do not buy a sbs (bought it for the looks), I really regret it and should have listened to my mother about it. You can not fit anything it in on either side, and the freezer size is so small. I have a separate standing freezer in the garage.

I would like to get a french door fridge for my next home if the fridge is not included. The downside of the french door is energy efficiency is POOR.

[temeculaguy]

Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), they don’t advertise their prices but I’ve found them to beat the big chain stores. The sears outlet that allan mentioned is also another great choice, especially for a washer/dryer who cares if it has a scratch or a dent. I’ll cast another vote for the HE3t, that thing is the bomb. Be patient, I picked up my he3t pair off craigslist for $750 for the pair and both pedestals. They were three years old and I had to move them from the sellers upstairs laundry room and rent a truck, plus there is a risk with anything used but almost every female relative of mine has had them for years with no problems and they love them like dudes like their harley’s, it’s a creepy loyalty but it was enough for me cause I don’t know the difference. I wasn’t about to drop 2k on a washer and dryer so it took a little work because they go fast on craigs, if I had to do it again I’d go sears outlet, when I was looking they didn’t have the one I wanted, they probably do now.

[temeculaguy]

Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), they don’t advertise their prices but I’ve found them to beat the big chain stores. The sears outlet that allan mentioned is also another great choice, especially for a washer/dryer who cares if it has a scratch or a dent. I’ll cast another vote for the HE3t, that thing is the bomb. Be patient, I picked up my he3t pair off craigslist for $750 for the pair and both pedestals. They were three years old and I had to move them from the sellers upstairs laundry room and rent a truck, plus there is a risk with anything used but almost every female relative of mine has had them for years with no problems and they love them like dudes like their harley’s, it’s a creepy loyalty but it was enough for me cause I don’t know the difference. I wasn’t about to drop 2k on a washer and dryer so it took a little work because they go fast on craigs, if I had to do it again I’d go sears outlet, when I was looking they didn’t have the one I wanted, they probably do now.

[temeculaguy]

Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), they don’t advertise their prices but I’ve found them to beat the big chain stores. The sears outlet that allan mentioned is also another great choice, especially for a washer/dryer who cares if it has a scratch or a dent. I’ll cast another vote for the HE3t, that thing is the bomb. Be patient, I picked up my he3t pair off craigslist for $750 for the pair and both pedestals. They were three years old and I had to move them from the sellers upstairs laundry room and rent a truck, plus there is a risk with anything used but almost every female relative of mine has had them for years with no problems and they love them like dudes like their harley’s, it’s a creepy loyalty but it was enough for me cause I don’t know the difference. I wasn’t about to drop 2k on a washer and dryer so it took a little work because they go fast on craigs, if I had to do it again I’d go sears outlet, when I was looking they didn’t have the one I wanted, they probably do now.

[temeculaguy]

Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), they don’t advertise their prices but I’ve found them to beat the big chain stores. The sears outlet that allan mentioned is also another great choice, especially for a washer/dryer who cares if it has a scratch or a dent. I’ll cast another vote for the HE3t, that thing is the bomb. Be patient, I picked up my he3t pair off craigslist for $750 for the pair and both pedestals. They were three years old and I had to move them from the sellers upstairs laundry room and rent a truck, plus there is a risk with anything used but almost every female relative of mine has had them for years with no problems and they love them like dudes like their harley’s, it’s a creepy loyalty but it was enough for me cause I don’t know the difference. I wasn’t about to drop 2k on a washer and dryer so it took a little work because they go fast on craigs, if I had to do it again I’d go sears outlet, when I was looking they didn’t have the one I wanted, they probably do now.

[temeculaguy]

Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), they don’t advertise their prices but I’ve found them to beat the big chain stores. The sears outlet that allan mentioned is also another great choice, especially for a washer/dryer who cares if it has a scratch or a dent. I’ll cast another vote for the HE3t, that thing is the bomb. Be patient, I picked up my he3t pair off craigslist for $750 for the pair and both pedestals. They were three years old and I had to move them from the sellers upstairs laundry room and rent a truck, plus there is a risk with anything used but almost every female relative of mine has had them for years with no problems and they love them like dudes like their harley’s, it’s a creepy loyalty but it was enough for me cause I don’t know the difference. I wasn’t about to drop 2k on a washer and dryer so it took a little work because they go fast on craigs, if I had to do it again I’d go sears outlet, when I was looking they didn’t have the one I wanted, they probably do now.

[meadandale]

[quote=temeculaguy]Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), [/quote]

I had the worst CS experience of my life at PS a few months ago. I’d shop at Best Buy before I’d give them another dollar…

[meadandale]

[quote=temeculaguy]Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), [/quote]

I had the worst CS experience of my life at PS a few months ago. I’d shop at Best Buy before I’d give them another dollar…

[meadandale]

[quote=temeculaguy]Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), [/quote]

I had the worst CS experience of my life at PS a few months ago. I’d shop at Best Buy before I’d give them another dollar…

[meadandale]

[quote=temeculaguy]Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), [/quote]

I had the worst CS experience of my life at PS a few months ago. I’d shop at Best Buy before I’d give them another dollar…

[meadandale]

[quote=temeculaguy]Try pacific sales (there is one in RB), [/quote]

I had the worst CS experience of my life at PS a few months ago. I’d shop at Best Buy before I’d give them another dollar…

[bob2007]

I’ve had a number of GE monogram appliances as I’ve moved around. Some purchased from pacific sales. My experience with pacific sales was quite good. I went with a less expensive model, which was delivered and installed. A few weeks later I decided I liked the more expensive one, (about $350) better. They gave me full credit on the old one, and I only had to pay the new deliver charge. Thats more than I expected.

This was before best buy bought them, so I don’t know if its different now. But for those posting that they would buy from best buy first, you many not realize they have the same ownership.

[bob2007]

I’ve had a number of GE monogram appliances as I’ve moved around. Some purchased from pacific sales. My experience with pacific sales was quite good. I went with a less expensive model, which was delivered and installed. A few weeks later I decided I liked the more expensive one, (about $350) better. They gave me full credit on the old one, and I only had to pay the new deliver charge. Thats more than I expected.

This was before best buy bought them, so I don’t know if its different now. But for those posting that they would buy from best buy first, you many not realize they have the same ownership.

[bob2007]

I’ve had a number of GE monogram appliances as I’ve moved around. Some purchased from pacific sales. My experience with pacific sales was quite good. I went with a less expensive model, which was delivered and installed. A few weeks later I decided I liked the more expensive one, (about $350) better. They gave me full credit on the old one, and I only had to pay the new deliver charge. Thats more than I expected.

This was before best buy bought them, so I don’t know if its different now. But for those posting that they would buy from best buy first, you many not realize they have the same ownership.

[bob2007]

I’ve had a number of GE monogram appliances as I’ve moved around. Some purchased from pacific sales. My experience with pacific sales was quite good. I went with a less expensive model, which was delivered and installed. A few weeks later I decided I liked the more expensive one, (about $350) better. They gave me full credit on the old one, and I only had to pay the new deliver charge. Thats more than I expected.

This was before best buy bought them, so I don’t know if its different now. But for those posting that they would buy from best buy first, you many not realize they have the same ownership.

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