Rowalt asked:


We are renting a townhouse. One week after moving in and two days of use of the refrigerator, the freezer was broken. We did not do anything except putting frozen food into the freezer. Should we pay the $100 deduction for repairing the fridge?

Marion

limechill007 asked:


Me and my boyfriend are moving into a new apartment that doesn’t have washer/dryer hookups. I don’t want to use the apartment laundry mat—been there, done that and hated it. I was looking into portable washer and dryers and wanted to know more from people who have experience with them. Thanks.

Erik

zippo0134 asked:


we are moving out a old dry and the end of the cord came off…. the part that u put into the outlet… it is a 3 prong and i was wanting to know if anyone knew how to reconnect the wires to the cord to the part that goes in the outlet… all cords have came out and they are freyed… any help will be greatly appreciated and the quicker the better….

Sheila

osiris18m asked:


I’m moving into an apartment in a week, and am trying to plan what I should buy for it. The kitchen already has an oven, microwave, etc… so what I’m looking for are small appliances like a toaster, Foreman grill, and so on. I’m a rookie when it comes to kitchens, so I’m wondering what the most important, most versatile, and most cost effective appliances I can buy are. So far, I’m planning on a toaster, pressure cooker and an electric contract grill. What else should I get?

Cody

celerybad asked:


I’m considering moving into a barebones, student style studio in Manhattan while doing a grad program. I’ve found some great deals, but none include real kitchens. They just have a sink, some counter space, and a fridge/mini-fridge. Other than a toaster oven, microwave, and Forman Grill, what sorts of smaller kitchen appliances would allow for the greatest variety, but take up the smallest amount of space.

Jessica