Recommendation for a Washer/Dryer repair
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You can get some great deals right now. We just bought a new Kenmore front-load washer & a Kenmore front-load dryer for $800 TOTAL. They can be used side-by-side or stackable. We plan on stacking them to save space.
Here's the washer (model 40021) we just bought:
http://www.kenmore.com/shc/s/p_10154_12604_02640021000P?keyword=40021&sLevel=0#desc
Here's the dryer (model 80021):
http://www.kenmore.com/shc/s/p_10154_12604_02680021000P?keyword=80021&sLevel=0
Here's the washer (model 40021) we just bought:
http://www.kenmore.com/shc/s/p_10154_12604_02640021000P?keyword=40021&sLevel=0#desc
Here's the dryer (model 80021):
http://www.kenmore.com/shc/s/p_10154_12604_02680021000P?keyword=80021&sLevel=0
escrowbear
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800 total? How'd you do that?
irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
Howard's is running a Frigidaire front load washer/dryer package for $799 currently.
You can also find similar deals at Fry's too.
Front loads have come down... so they are pushing things like steam washing etc etc to keep the higher price points viable.
You can also find similar deals at Fry's too.
Front loads have come down... so they are pushing things like steam washing etc etc to keep the higher price points viable.
[quote author="irvinehomeowner"]Howard's is running a Frigidaire front load washer/dryer package for $799 currently.
You can also find similar deals at Fry's too.
Front loads have come down... so they are pushing things like steam washing etc etc to keep the higher price points viable.[/quote]
We liked Kenmore better than Frigadaire. The Kenmore seemed a lot sturdier and better made. I think my husband researched on consumer reports as well and he liked Kenmore.
You can also find similar deals at Fry's too.
Front loads have come down... so they are pushing things like steam washing etc etc to keep the higher price points viable.[/quote]
We liked Kenmore better than Frigadaire. The Kenmore seemed a lot sturdier and better made. I think my husband researched on consumer reports as well and he liked Kenmore.
waitin4ever
New member
How important is it to get the pedestals. Is there a better way to get some stands for the washer and dryer without spending 400/-
for the two pedestals.
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for the two pedestals.
We liked Kenmore better than Frigadaire. The Kenmore seemed a lot sturdier and better made. I think my husband researched on consumer reports as well and he liked Kenmore.pebbles said:
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escrowbear
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[/quote]waitin4ever said:
I just built some. I'm not a carpenter. But I went to HD. Picked out some 4x4s for the corners and 2x4's for the supports. Had HD cut it to size. Then slapped on some 3/4" plywood. Painted it and voila!
escrowbear said:
I just built some. I'm not a carpenter. But I went to HD. Picked out some 4x4s for the corners and 2x4's for the supports. Had HD cut it to size. Then slapped on some 3/4" plywood. Painted it and voila!
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Any chance you're willing to post a pic of your home built stands? I've been thinking of doing exactly this. My concern is that I would need to make the stands exactly square and level so that the shaking/rattling from the washer won't create louder noises as the washer/dryer is upstairs.
escrowbear
New member
jvna said:
Any chance you're willing to post a pic of your home built stands? I've been thinking of doing exactly this. My concern is that I would need to make the stands exactly square and level so that the shaking/rattling from the washer won't create louder noises as the washer/dryer is upstairs.
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I can't right now because they are in storage. We are currently renting, and the landlord has provided their own washer and dryer.