What’s Your Best Advice for Small Appliance Repairs? — Small Appliances, Sweet Love

March 16, 2017

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Deciding whether to fix a broken appliance or just get a new one can be pretty tough in our disposable society — especially when you have a stack of blue-and-white coupons for 20 percent off at your nearest big box store, and when you don’t even know where to get started. (It’s not like you can just bring it back to the store, 10 years later, or leave it on your windowsill and wait for magical elves to come fix it. You can’t, right?)

So, we’re wondering, what have you done when you’ve found yourself with a non-toasty toaster or a non-mixing mixer? How do you determine if it’ll cost less (in terms of time, money, and effort) to just get a new one? If you should just take a hammer to the old one and smash it to pieces? Or if it’s worth fixing? If it’s worth fixing, how do you even go about it?

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