Efficiency in refrigerators has increased substantially in the last 10-15 years, making purchase of a used one questionable b/c of increased electric consumption.? And water heaters can only last so long, so again buying one used, especially when you don't know exactly how old it is, just shortens the time until it will inevitably fail.? And when do people get rid of perfectly good water heaters? And old stove might be worth it, to me.
Paul -----Original Message----- From: Vincent/Roger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: University City List <[email protected]> Sent: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 9:01 am Subject: [UC] Looking for stove, fridge and hot water heater Our beloved chef Joey purchased a two-story?house in this area and he is slowly fixing it up either to move in or rent out.?Some of the last things he?needs are a stove, hot water heater, and fridge (there is a water line to the fridge). He's trying to decide between buying new (something simple from a place like Lowe's), buying used from one of the many used appliance places that can be found around here, or looking on Craig's list or this list for some items. All experiences / opinions are most welcome.? And if you have one of these applicances that are in real good working order?and you?are ready?to sell, please let me know and I'll pass on the information. Thanks in advance to everyone. Roger and Vince
