General Electric Appliances
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If you want to know what appliances are junk, check the used market.
For washers and dryers GE is harder to sell than the other brands, so is Frigidaire.
People want Kenmore, LG, Whirlpool, Maytag, Samsung, Speed Queen, and that’s about it.
Even older Mieles are hard for me to shift.
If you want to know what appliances are junk, check the used market.
For washers and dryers GE is harder to sell than the other brands, so is Frigidaire.
People want Kenmore, LG, Whirlpool, Maytag, Samsung, Speed Queen, and that’s about it.
Even older Mieles are hard for me to shift.
Well, to me, it seems you go from GE to GE, if you like General Electric, or if you don’t, then you go from GE to those other brands, and not the other way around...
I think I’ve seen Whirlpool be the most trusted products in the laundry room, whereas not always as much in the kitchen dominated by other brands, and GE, often mostly there...
I agree, the quality will vary, and today’s “anything” will never be as well made as it used to be, but stated longevity is chiefly based on how well the appliance is kept and reasonable used...
Paper’s on the side, likely to burn? No magnetism up front! Guys, help me, what should I do?
— Dave
I think I’ve seen Whirlpool be the most trusted products in the laundry room, whereas not always as much in the kitchen dominated by other brands, and GE, often mostly there...
I agree, the quality will vary, and today’s “anything” will never be as well made as it used to be, but stated longevity is chiefly based on how well the appliance is kept and reasonable used...
Paper’s on the side, likely to burn? No magnetism up front! Guys, help me, what should I do?
— Dave
