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Posted by Amun on September 6, 2005, 5:14 pm
> bryanska wrote:
> > So nobody can tell me any red flags?
> One: The door is missing.
> --
> WARNING:
> Do NOT under any circumstances take advice from an idiot named AMUN.
> AMUN is a clueless moron regarding tile, electrical and various other
> construction issues. As things go AMUN will (thankfully) dissapear
> as his kind usually does when confronted with their bad advice by
> those who are knowledgeable in their respective fields.
> Until then - BEWARE
Ah, yes, another helpful home tip.
From the git with the rapier wit.
AMUN
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Posted by Savvy 1 on September 6, 2005, 3:34 pm
> Hello, I am scouring Craigslist in MPLS/St. Paul for a good midrange
> used dishwasher less than 5 years old.
> When I go to look at them, are there any red flags that tell me THIS IS
> A DISHWASHER TO AVOID?
> Any help appreciated.
There are only two reasons why people replace a dishwasher:
1. It's sick/not working right/DOA
2. Better half has ordered a kitchen redo
That being the case, unless you see *major* kitchen refurbishing going on,
walk away from the dishwasher ;-)
S1
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Posted by Amun on September 6, 2005, 4:07 pm
> Hello, I am scouring Craigslist in MPLS/St. Paul for a good midrange
> used dishwasher less than 5 years old.
> When I go to look at them, are there any red flags that tell me THIS IS
> A DISHWASHER TO AVOID?
> Any help appreciated.
Unless you are buying it from a friend you can trust.
Or where you know its not been abused.
e.g. a builder who installed a new one, but the buyers wanted an upgrade, so
it's not "new" but never used with a full warranty.
Or simply don't care
e.g. it's for a rental unit where the tenants likely will destroy it anyway
I would stick to new ones, for the bit you might save.
There is not much to break but they can still be expensive to repair
AMUN
"Who refuses to pay Henlee for the free advertising"
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Posted by Joseph Meehan on September 6, 2005, 8:03 pm
Laundered money?
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Joseph Meehan
Dia duit
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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on September 6, 2005, 11:24 pm
> Hello, I am scouring Craigslist in MPLS/St. Paul for a good midrange
> used dishwasher less than 5 years old.
> When I go to look at them, are there any red flags that tell me THIS IS
> A DISHWASHER TO AVOID?
> Any help appreciated.
Bad gasket. Other parts are not easily found out until it is hooked up and
running. If it is more than 5 years old, it could be crap if it is a
cheaper brand.
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