Waiting on the repair man

Thankfully nothing has broken recently hear and I am glad as we really can't afford a new appliance at the moment. I do hope you can repair it and not have to buy a new one. But then a new one may be cheaper then the repair. Good luck with that and hope he gets there soon, if he hasn't been there already.

Well I don't have my own place, having to live with family until I can get back on my feet, and well WE NEED REPAIRS but that list could get too long to even manage, lol. Let's just say if it's electrical or plumbing or the wall then it needs repaired, oh or the floor.... yeah that too... or a vent cover, like I said it could go on and on. Glad you got that fridge repaired!

Hi PointlessQuestions. Ohhhh yeah, I've had to do it more than a few times over the years. Most recently: Computer (last summer) Furnace when it went out in the coldest part of winter (last winter) Air Conditioner when it went out in the hottest part of the summer (last weekend) Dryer (last weekend) Last Saturday, my A/C & the dryer went out on the same day. Needless to say, the A/C was the 1st priority. Since I work during the week, I had to get the repair call set up on Monday, then go in late on Tuesday after the repair. It was so nice coming home to a cool house that afternoon. This weekend I'm working on the dryer repair. I just bought the dryer 3 months ago, so I'm a little perturbed. I've made a general pricing call to one (in-home) repair place while I wait on the store I bought it from. It opens in an hour. I was rather shocked to hear it would be about $155 for the repair on a $400 dryer. Guess it's a good thing their service call is free with a repair. Sure hope the store I bought it from is cheaper.

I've had problems with my washer and dryer before. The belt broke on my dryer, hubby was able to fix it for under $20 and time. The washer he had rigged and it worked for many years one day the pump just burned out and it was full of water. Hubby figured on the part plus a repair person we were better off buying a new one plus we needed something more efficient in water usage anyways.

We live in an apt. so if something breaks, maintenance will come and fix or replace it. We are moving to a house this year, so I realize that we may have to buy our own appliances and pay for them as well should they break. Moving into a home has more expenses, but I am ready for it.

hi dear PointlessQuestions I hope the repairman showed up all right and everything wen smoothly. Hope you fridge could be saved and you dont need a new one yet. No repair stories here right now as everything is okay right now but you never know when the next repairs will be due... thats why I keep a little money in a special savings account just in case.