You better hope your appliances don't break....

new stuff is junk. dont by anything with that smart shit

Which is exactly why they're dismantling unneded industries, like home improvement supplies and professional sports.

Yep. I got rid of my old clothes washer and dryer to get new, what a mistake that was. Already had to repair the dryer once (drum seal) and the sound card is now dead.

...doing a total home remodel.
Purchased new $2K Bosch oven.
Had immediate problems upon installation.
1 year warranty.
Contacted Bosch and dealt with them no less than seven times.
Contacted associate five weeks later.
$75 out of pocket fix.
Dam.

I am building a house and have seen the same thing. Good advice!

Luckily our builder had a line on good appliances, so I am safe, but yeah it's nuts.

They don't even need a law, just allow interests rates to be decided by the free market and end all the QE programs that have kept rates artificially low for 20+ years. No one would bother flipping houses if there weren't insane profits to be made from it.

Project COVID.

They are intentionally slowing consumer consumption, in addition to reducing global population levels.

It's all being done in a futile attempt to slow climate change doom, which they believe is human caused, but it is not.

You could get a hot plate. But that’s probably not safe.

every freezer and refrigerator of all types and brands is available in Mex, if there is a problem in the U.S. someone is creating that problem. Probably because the Deagel report is forecasting a surplus in appliances.

I know one thing. Having good friends all around you that have skills in plumbing, electrical, mechanics, construction, etc etc.. Trading is going to be more important than ever.

Keep those friends close, and have something to trade. Almost everyone has a skill. Hell, if you dont, do the lawn, watch the kids, or any number of things. That's not a bad thing to have. Good friends with lots of different skill sets.

That dam Deagle report. Predictive programming...conditioning but doesn't have to be unless tptb intend to drop a nuke or ebola on everybody.

NO WORRIES. I HAVE A 1948 HOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR THAT STILL WORKS FANTASTIC . A LITTLE SHORT ON STORAGE SPACE BUT NEVER QUITS.

You'd think they would have the best ovens..

Plenty available at my local Lowes at Home Depot

Not sure what you are smoking

Fair enough. When I buy things, I figure that they'll last as long as they do, and in most cases, I can fix them cheaply enough, so I never get a warranty. Others have different circumstances and that's OK too. I just hope that the parts and repairman are there for you if you need them.

Call Biden. He has connections to China and can get you what you want. Unless AOC finds out then she will make you buy a solar refrigerator.

I keep an older but reliable fridge in the garage with soda and beer, it’s there as a spare if we need it

I rented a house that had a old GE Fridge in it prolly about 10 years old late 80's or early 80s model. I was in that home for 24 years and the freezer quit working...amazing.

My oven was acting wonky after running the self-clean. Started calling around about a repair and almost everyone I talked to was a crook. One guy told me he needed to order a $500 part before even coming to the house. Another told me it would be extra to come out the same day then yelled at me when I said no thank you. Finally got a local guy who said he'd be right out. Fixed it it for the meantime and said he'd be back in 3 days with the new part. My husband asked him where his shop was and he said, "It's my truck."

I had a circuit board blow on a new dishwasher during a power surge. Ge. Took 3 months to get a new one. Appliance guy said Ge had sold to a Chinese company and since Covid it was hard getting parts.

Bummer. I had thought GE was true blue American.

Haha, no kidding. I'm on a well, no electricity means no water! Yikes.

There's my ST buddy....You doing good?

Replaced the thermal fuse on my oven last week... you kids need to learn to fix things yourself!

I like getting the warranty. One time they gave me a brand new washer.

I’m fine and you?

right, in july our frig went and it was the beginning of july and we couldn't get one until the end of july. luckily we had a 50+ year old Philco frig, worked perfectly! parts are coming from china but the appliances are assembled here.

"What good is a fridge if the power goes out?"

I am so glad I had foresight to purchase a predator generator as early christmas gift for me and husband! so in case of power outage...we'll be ready...plus....purchased new refrigerator which will be delivered dec. 10 and gifting my former refrigerator of 22years to a family in need. currently cleaning it up real nice. an Amana brand runs amazing still

Pffft, where are you, Venezuela?? Lol. Plenty of appliances at Home Depot in orange county Ca.

Happens to every banana republic. Which we obviously are.