You’d receive a rebate for as much as $200 off a higher efficiency major appliance? That’s what’s coming this fall. Give my your thoughts.
Rachel Pritchett, business writer
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rpritchett@kitsapsun.com
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Yes. Yes I would. My old machine is an energy hog, but it still works well enough that I can’t justify buying a new one. A $200 rebate would definintely convince me to buy a new unit. “Cash for Washers?”
More long term government debt to solve a short term problem and line the pockets of big companies?
No thanks.
when elmo’s starts giving “rebates” for their deluxe three hole luv dolls let me know ..
That way, all the hot air will be of some use …
I bought one for a $100 rebate and definitely notice the difference in my light bill. Now, if I could only afford the matching gas dryer