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Thursday, December 15, 2011
Old Appliance Parts
Nowadays, newer and better models of various types of appliances come out in the market every few months. As a result, consumers are "bombarded" with a wide selection of choices regarding appliance options. These include different models of dishwashers, ovens, refrigerators, and televisions. However, the high turnover rate of appliance models does not only mean that there is a wide selection of appliance options in the market. This is because it also means that people who own "older" appliance models will find it hard to look for appliance parts that they need to for their appliances, especially in stores.
As appliances age, the more they are considered "obsolete." This results to stores opting to fill their stockrooms with newer appliance parts. But this does not mean that people should rush to stores to buy new appliances because they are having a hard time finding replacement parts for their appliances. There are still good sources of older appliance parts on the market.
Online Surplus Stores
As with "obsolete" appliance parts, the Internet also serves as a rich source of older appliance parts. However, apart from the usual web sites that sell old appliance parts, there are other web sites that you can visit to buy older appliance parts in "mint" condition. These web sites are the web sites of surplus stores that have large inventories of old appliance parts that they got direct from the manufacturers. Apart from being a good source of old appliance parts, buying from these web sites can also ensure that you get access to high quality appliance parts.
One good example of such a web site is http://www.liquidityservicesinc.com, which has a wide network of sellers and buyers of surplus items, including appliance parts. In addition to this, other web sites that sell surplus appliance parts also provide other services, which include shipping and delivery services, very helpful for individuals and businesses.
The Internet serves as a very good source of old appliance parts, which consumers can access. However, old appliance parts are not only available from online retail stores because there are other good sources of old appliance parts online. One of these is online surplus stores that sell appliance parts that they got directly from the manufacturers. Therefore, buying from them to get high quality appliance parts is one of the better options for your appliance parts needs.
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Bestselling Amana 4.8 cu. ft. Self-Cleaning Electric Range review
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
Are Gas Ranges Cheaper to Operate?
About 35% of Americans find themselves cooking on a gas range, according to the American Gas Association's (AGA) Residential Natural Gas Market Survey, January 2010. This big number will continue to get bigger as people experience the precision a gas range offers by allowing the complete control over the amount of heat one puts to the food.
The benefit of direct control is hard to argue with, but beyond that, gas or electric ranges are practically the same.
There are arguments that cooking with gas is less expensive than cooking with electricity, but that is debatable since the cost of energy varies greatly from state to state, and even from city to city sometimes. Look back that the AGA's statistics - in the Northeastern part of the United States, statistics show 48% of homes use gas ranges.
Compare that to only 22% who use them in the Southern United States and it is clear that gas is more economical in certain areas in the States than others.
If you are looking to buy a gas range for the money you feel can be saved throughout the years, you will want to check the energy costs in your specific area. Utility companies post this information on their websites, so it is easy to compare the prices between the two.
You should also consider the set up of your home. Most U.S. homes are designed with 240-volt power supplies, but many are not equipped with gas lines. The cost of this installation also needs to be factored into your decision.
Buying a new range is not a life-altering decision, but it is still worthy of careful consideration. As with any investment you make in your home, you ultimately must weigh out the pros and cons as they pertain to you.
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