[DIY] New not always better

 

I agree 100%.  Since this was a new "house" I needed all new appliances.  They are pretty but I don't think any one is improved.  I have to say, since I couldn't shop I had to order everything online so couldn't actually see them.  These will probably be the last ones we'll ever purchase - but if it's ever possible, that Samsung washer is going to go.  I'll add a personal gripe — besides being new and improved, everything is bigger.  It's like they forgot there are still a lot of families around who don't need a washer that will do 25 towels at a time.  I rarely have a load large enough so I have to use  "cheats" I found online to get enough water.  Of course it's entirely possible I'm just an old lady who liked things the way they were:)

>>I do not know if they are still available, but when I bought the range I still have in 1976 (it's avocado green color), it came with a "continuous clean" lining.  It works great.  My oven has never been manually cleaned and it looks like a new one still.   No special cleaning cycle.  Just a look back at how new and improved is not always improved for the consumer as much as it is for the retailer selling it.

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