Sentences with phrase «bought stainless steel appliances»

- you do not need to buy stainless steel appliances, but do make connections with local used appliances store (they may have warranty in place, and know the appliances which make do / resists in the area).

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The personal finance books that top the bestseller lists make the case that most people are buying stuff they don't need, such as designer clothes and stainless steel appliances and — oh, yes — that latte a day that we're all supposedly drinking.

If you're buying a new suite, consider requesting stainless - steel appliances and granite countertops, hardwood floors, and quality lighting.

The choice I'm facing right now is whether to buy brand new black appliances, buy restored stainless steel appliances, or save ~ $ 1000 and buy restored black appliances.

I have a stainless steel fridge (all appliances left by previous owners when we bought our house 4 years ago), and the only reason I have «prints» on it, is because I have a hubby who doesn't wash his dirty, sticky hands (from cooking, lucky me!)

They had just bought all new stainless steel appliances but were looking for something kind of portable, but a good size for a work area.

Then they buy the house, rip out the kitchen, and put in crappy new cabinets, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.

I bought it in Canada, but I believe it is available in the U.S. I love white appliances, so I don't have a lot of stainless steel in my kitchen.

Buy now: Stoves stainless - steel cooker hood, # 107.98; stoves gas built - in double oven, # 494; Belling gas hob, # 209; and Astracast Alto 1.5 ltr stainless - steel sink, # 94, all Appliances Direct