I
would be on a rampage to find a washing machine that meets all of my
requirements. That’ll be difficult but I am buying a new one if it kills me.
Six
months of having a torn up machine resulted in a new switch and a new capacitor
just to discover that the problem is neither of those. So approximately $14.42
later I am putting my foot down and shaking the house. I am getting a new
machine.
A
service call would be $80. I don’t think so. The machine has been in use for
seven years, or is it eight? It was used when I got it. Forgive me but it’s not
worth another $80 to me for someone to look at it.
So
let’s see. The machine has to be cheap, new, large enough to meet my enormous
laundry needs and light enough I can move it including loading it into a
vehicle on my own. I believe I may be in dreamland.
All
things being unequal I suppose I can buy a tiny machine to get buy and take the
larger items to the Laundromat. They didn’t’ actually fit in the machine I have
anyway so it wouldn’t be that big of a difference. The sheets would fit so
that’s a plus; it’s hot here more than cold.
So
now I am on a rampage to find the washing machine of my dreams, and hope that I
am not the one suffering while I reduce everything else to make room in the
budget to go buy it. I have a thing against payments, so I buy things outright
which would hurt my wallet a great deal the month I buy them in. I’d rather
have the instant pain in the wallet than feel it for months.
Are
you trying to get your ideal and thinking it’s impossible?
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