I needed a new washing machine to replace my old one. Unfortunately, because of the space constraint in the kitchen that is designated for the washing machine, I can only choose top-loaders.
I have had my National washing machine since I first moved into my apartment. It had to be serviced several times but it is still a hardy, working horse.
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My trusted working horse |
But now it is time to replace it and we choose the "same" brand again, Panasonic, to match the size closely.
Being an avid property buyer, I have had experience buying used washing machines and learnt that actually some people sell pretty new ones at good prices, because they were moving houses or leaving the country.
So I got mine today which is about 1 year old, at a bargain.
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"New" model |
Why didn't I just buy a new one? Because I want to save money to buy a front loader when I move house in 2-3 years' time.
The catch is: we have to transport it on our own. So I asked
Rohaniah Noor, how she also used to transport a washing machine into her rental property. She told us we could transport it by putting it on its side in a car which you could fold down the backseats. That gave us some confidence. And we did it. J and I were the coolies.