Electrolux snagging clothing?
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Comments (17)I just ran across this thread while looking on the internet for flooring to patch an old wood floor. Very interesting thread. Could someone tell me a good place on Garden Web to find a thread about removing sticks of the old floor and replacing. I found information on utube but not about how to figure how much flooring to purchase. Mine will need repair much like mrplows. I have one very bad area which will need thirty two 2 1/4 wide sticks. Each stick would only need to be 8 inches long which is because a wall was torn out and there was no hardwood under that wall. I will need to figure out how much wood to get to make the lengths varied. My other area needs fourteen of the 2 1/4 and each is 60 inches. I have a feeling I am going to need to purchase a lot of hardwood for the repairs. Thanks for any information....See MoreDryer snagging buttons
Comments (1)I wish I can see what you're talking about. Is there a way you can post a picture?...See MoreElectrolux Price Mistake?
Comments (16)This was a few years back so I'm not sure if things have changed; but at that time Sears.com was considered a different retail channel and a competitor to the bricks-and-mortar store. Therefore I was able to get a price match, plus 5 or 10% of the difference, when I showed the Sears salesperson the price on Sears.com--because the only way they had of processing that price was to give me the price match guarantee. Not sure if that would still be the procedure? I did read on Sears website that current policy is, if they are matching a price from another Sears Holding company store or website that they will honor the price but will not give the 10% difference. Regarding the return policy: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/nb_10153_12605_NB_CSreturns?adCell=WF "Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Our goal is that you are completely satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied, simply return your purchase in its original packaging, with your original receipt/email confirmation within 90 days of your purchase... [it goes on to give specifics about the type of item and condition returned in--I believe what I quote below is the relevant section for large appliances] "A 15% restocking fee is charged on Home Electronics returned without the original box, used, and without all of the original product packaging and accessories; Mattresses, built in Home Appliances, and special orders on Hardware, Sporting Goods, Lawn & Garden, and Automotive merchandise. Home Electronics returned in opened boxes may, but need not be, determined to have been used. Special orders cancelled after 24 hours of purchase are subject to a 15% order cancellation fee." Given the above being published on their website, with particular attention to the beginning part where it says receipt or email confirmation, I'd wager that the policy is the same whether you buy at retail or online. It may be more difficult to get a live person to assist you if you buy online, maybe. In any case I think everything would be subject to the 15% restocking fee, not sure if your salesperson mentioned that. I learned that the hard way and have since sworn never to buy anything at Sears again (they insisted on charging me the restocking fee for an order that had not left the warehouse, I thought that was pretty crappy)....See MoreElectrolux icon, electrolux and frigidaire all fridge/ freezer twins
Comments (12)Did not get to see the Electrolux icon model. Looked at both the fridgidaire and Electrolux models. They did not yet have the professional handles on the the fridgidaire model when I was looking at them. The bins on the Electrolux were nicer and glided better. Was going to go with the fridgidaire as it was at a better price point but when my appliance dealer came across the Electrolux pair for $3400 I grabbed them. The only drawback of them is the fridge doesn't even have a water dispenser inside the unit. That is the only thing I wish it had....See Moresshrivastava
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