We just found out this morning that we're going to have to install a new dishwasher. One of the renters damaged it (the agency doesn't know which one, so, again, we won't get any damage deposit back). It will cost almost as much to repair it as it will to get a new dishwasher. You know that this week's guests will ask for a discount since they are inconvenienced by not having a dishwasher. So that'll cost us too.
How could someone tear up a dishwasher? It's a three-year-old top of the line KitchenAid. Our KitchenAid at home is 18 years old and has had only one service call (right after we moved in because a wire was loosened during installation). How can we use a dishwasher 52 weeks a year for 18 years, yet people staying in our home at most 6 to 10 weeks a year for 3 years can tear one up?
How could someone tear up a dishwasher? It's a three-year-old top of the line KitchenAid. Our KitchenAid at home is 18 years old and has had only one service call (right after we moved in because a wire was loosened during installation). How can we use a dishwasher 52 weeks a year for 18 years, yet people staying in our home at most 6 to 10 weeks a year for 3 years can tear one up?
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