Visiting from Australia, where are the best stores to look at washers?
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Where to look at new washers on Manhattan?
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Where to look at new washers on Manhattan
Their are a few PC Richards in NYC
I go to the one on 14th street
Peter
Their are a few PC Richards in NYC
I go to the one on 14th street
Peter
Gringer and Sons
I second both of the previous and since you'll already be on the lower East Side you might want to check out Bloom & Krup on 14th Street, near Avenue A.
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Hi PeterSki50, how are you doing? I'm deaf.
I went to New York City at PC Richard by E. 14th St. I saw some front load washer about:
- LG (small load) Combination Washer-Dryer and Regular
- Equilax and with combination
- Maytag
- Whirlpool
- Malber and with combination
- GE
- etc.
Thanks for information to send from you....next time I will go to Bloom & Krup>
- Peter (kenmorepeter5ab) My friend.... ;-D
Hi PeterSki50, how are you doing? I'm deaf.
I went to New York City at PC Richard by E. 14th St. I saw some front load washer about:
- LG (small load) Combination Washer-Dryer and Regular
- Equilax and with combination
- Maytag
- Whirlpool
- Malber and with combination
- GE
- etc.
Thanks for information to send from you....next time I will go to Bloom & Krup>
- Peter (kenmorepeter5ab) My friend.... ;-D
Peter:
I went to high school at 15th Street and First Avenue in Manhattan and passed that school for the deaf every day.
It took me a while to figure out that flashing classroom lights was the instructors' way of getting everyone's attention!
I went to high school at 15th Street and First Avenue in Manhattan and passed that school for the deaf every day.
It took me a while to figure out that flashing classroom lights was the instructors' way of getting everyone's attention!
washers on Manhattan
Hi Kenmorepeter
I'm glad you were able to find PC Richards by E. 14th St
It is a nice store
Chat with you soon
Peter
Hi Kenmorepeter
I'm glad you were able to find PC Richards by E. 14th St
It is a nice store
Chat with you soon
Peter
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Thanks, Peterski50...I'm very pleasure!! Which is the street at Bloom & Krup (W or E 14th)....is that appliance for Washer Front or Top?
-- Peter (kenmorepeter5ab) ;-D
-- Peter (kenmorepeter5ab) ;-D
Bloom & Krup
I'm not sure where Bloom & Krup is located?
Peter
I'm not sure where Bloom & Krup is located?
Peter
Address of:
Bloom & Krup
East Fourteenth Street in Alphabet-City
(East of First Avenue)
[*L* to last stop]
Bloom & Krup
East Fourteenth Street in Alphabet-City
(East of First Avenue)
[*L* to last stop]
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Crosstown Bus
Hi Steve, how are you? I'm deaf.
What is the Crosstown Bus Platform # from PC Richards to Bloom & Krup?
- Peter (kenmorepeter5ab) ;-)
Hi Steve, how are you? I'm deaf.
What is the Crosstown Bus Platform # from PC Richards to Bloom & Krup?
- Peter (kenmorepeter5ab) ;-)
Peter:
Found this while searching. It was a link from wihtin the MTA / NYC transit site.
Still looking. Be right back!
Found this while searching. It was a link from wihtin the MTA / NYC transit site.
Still looking. Be right back!
hmmmm
I'd try the 14A or 14D, if I am reading the map correctly.
Although the last (eastern) stop on the *L* train line at First Avenue is about four blocks at most from your target destination.
Useless, most-politically incorrect tid-bit:
When I was a kid in High-school and had to take the *L* line it was then officially known as the *LL* line. Of course we named it the *LLL* line (*low-life local*).
[DUCKS AND RUNS]!
I'd try the 14A or 14D, if I am reading the map correctly.
Although the last (eastern) stop on the *L* train line at First Avenue is about four blocks at most from your target destination.
Useless, most-politically incorrect tid-bit:
When I was a kid in High-school and had to take the *L* line it was then officially known as the *LL* line. Of course we named it the *LLL* line (*low-life local*).
[DUCKS AND RUNS]!
