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Washing Machines

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Need to get the flat I rent out a new washing machine. Don't want to get anything flash and pricey, anyone got any good links/options?

 

Elekdirect in Gilnow mill or washer spares on Stewart street, either have good branded a grades (like a slight dent on the side you'll never see) or perfects if you're paying cash.

 

Or if you're counting the pennies I'll have a good used zanussi you can have for cheap money at the end of the week

If it's for a tenant who'll probably fuck it up anyway; 2nd hand is the way forward.

 

Freegle, gumtree, ebay etc.

You don't need to put a washing machine in a rented property.

theyb have some at British Heart foundation on Knowsley Street.

Elek Direct is very good but try appliances online. I work there and the lower end stuff is usually cheaper that at elek.(Elek is stocked with our returns)

 

PM me if your interested and ill see what i can sort out for you.

Elek Direct is very good but try appliances online. I work there and the lower end stuff is usually cheaper that at elek.(Elek is stocked with our returns)

 

PM me if your interested and ill see what i can sort out for you.

 

I have bought from Appliances Online a couple of times now and have found them to be very good and cheap - only issue I have with them is ringing me up after purchase to try and flog me an extended warranty.

You don't need to put a washing machine in a rented property.

 

Maybe he's doing it out of the kindness of his heart because he's a top renter outer!

I have bought from Appliances Online a couple of times now and have found them to be very good and cheap - only issue I have with them is ringing me up after purchase to try and flog me an extended warranty.

 

+1

You don't need to put a washing machine in a rented property.

 

she`s right you know.

Maybe he's doing it out of the kindness of his heart because he's a top renter outer!

 

Or making a rod for his back. I can assure you there are good landlords who don't provide washing machines or dish washers and do this due to previous experience.

Although not obligatory I think most do though don't they?

 

For how much one would cost, wouldn't it be easier and less of a worry to get it bought and installed rather than worrying about your residents fucking about putting their own in?

Although not obligatory I think most do though don't they?

 

For how much one would cost, wouldn't it be easier and less of a worry to get it bought and installed rather than worrying about your residents fucking about putting their own in?

 

I don't think so. It can cause all sorts of ball ache & more worry.

Or making a rod for his back. I can assure you there are good landlords who don't provide washing machines or dish washers and do this due to previous experience.

 

Big difference between the two of those appliances. One is pretty much a necessity, the other is a nice-to-have.

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I don't think so. It can cause all sorts of ball ache & more worry.

 

I'm just speaking from my own experiences here as someone who does rent and did look at quite a few places. They all had washing machines in.

 

I guess though, from a landlord's point of view, the type of property and, ultimately, the sort of resident you're after might play a part in what appliances you would put in.

 

If I was a landlord though, I'd be uneasy at the thought of some fucktard dragging his washing machine into the property and ending up flooding the place.

Edited by DazBobParr

Your apartment could possibly have had a fitted one in from purchase.

 

My parents are landlords, I was merely giving the benefit of their experience. Sometimes I do wonder why I bother.

Your apartment could possibly have had a fitted one in from purchase.

 

My parents are landlords, I was merely giving the benefit of their experience. Sometimes I do wonder why I bother.

 

Haha - touchy. :blum:

 

I'm not saying I know better. Just saying what I experienced when I was looking.

Your apartment could possibly have had a fitted one in from purchase.

 

My parents are landlords, I was merely giving the benefit of their experience. Sometimes I do wonder why I bother.

 

Bloody hell you don't half get yourself worked up up over the smallest of topics!

Bloody hell you don't half get yourself worked up up over the smallest of topics!

 

Yes, I do, I'm a woman.

 

Next.

Big difference between the two of those appliances. One is pretty much a necessity, the other is a nice-to-have.

 

You're not wrong.

 

Can always send the mrs to the launderette but I'll be buggered if I'm standing washing up!! :)

Yes, I do, I'm a woman.

 

Next.

 

Well yeh, very very good point.

any fucked washers ill collect

any fucked washers ill collect

 

what about broken ones ?

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