any suggestions on where I can get a typical household array of Used, (affordable) appliances. I live in southern Vermont. thanks
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Used Appliances
Started by Chris-man, Feb 17 2012 11:20 AM
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Posted 17 February 2012 - 11:20 AM
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Posted 17 February 2012 - 12:10 PM
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Howdy neighbor, I live in New Hampster. Not sure how many you're looking for but I've gotten some cherry appliances that just needed a simple repair from the town stump dump. I'm pretty sure Vermont towns have stump dumps, too. This method works well if you're just looking for a used appliance here and there. If you're looking to buy in quantity, this probably would not be a good option because most of them are pretty badly damaged from being thrown on the white goods pile at the dump.
Howdy neighbor, I live in New Hampster. Not sure how many you're looking for but I've gotten some cherry appliances that just needed a simple repair from the town stump dump. I'm pretty sure Vermont towns have stump dumps, too. This method works well if you're just looking for a used appliance here and there. If you're looking to buy in quantity, this probably would not be a good option because most of them are pretty badly damaged from being thrown on the white goods pile at the dump.
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