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I do want to pay more for a 50 year appliance. How can I tell it will last 50 years? I was going to suggest that a lengthy warranty would be a good guide, but
by photojosh 10y ago
I do want to pay more for a 50 year appliance. How can I tell it will last 50 years?
I was going to suggest that a lengthy warranty would be a good guide, but gcb0 below says their LG came with a 10 year warranty which was worthless because it didn't cover one part.
- IshKebab 10y agoExactly. What incentive is there for manufacturers to make appliances that last 50 years when consumers won't even be able to tell? They'll just buy the cheapest one anyway.