I have a hard time thinking of appliances I own that are not easily repairable or lifetime lasting. I bought a commercial blender that is not repairable afaik b

I have a hard time thinking of appliances I own that are not easily repairable or lifetime lasting. I bought a commercial blender that is not repairable afaik but will definitely outlast my home use. My Speed Queen commercial washer and dryer will outlast me for sure, and are easily repairable if something does break. All the bathroom appliances either last forever or are easily repairable: sink, faucet, toilets. I think the trick is for many things you have to buy the commercial version to get something that's going to last "forever" or be built for repairability. The tough part is, do you want to buy a $3k commercial dishwasher when you could buy 6 $500 non-commercial dishwashers. I personally chose to buy the commercial washing machine and dryer, but I still have the "disposable" kitchen appliances that came with my house. When it's time to replace them I'll consider the upgrade. Depends on if this is my "forever" home.