By Anonymous September 23, 2014
Do you buy used washer and dryers? I have a four year old miele front load washer and gas dryer both on platforms that I would like to sell. They are both in good working order, we find the amount of selections is hard for our children to use. kind regards robin robean6230@gmail.com ...read more
By Lynne K at Customer Lob July 12, 2014
If you got my review.......I hadn't finished. When putting in the State I must have hit enter and it took it all away. If you got it, please change my state to Wisconsin....not Iowa and if you didn't, let me know and I will write you a new one! ...read more
By Jospeh Skrha at Customer Lob June 30, 2014
My refrig/freezer died over Memorial Day Weekend. I could not get anyone local to deliver a new unit in less than 7-10 days. Allen & Petersen in Palmer had a new Electrolux Commercial Refrigerator on my doorstep in less than 24 hours.. You are first class and I will buy all my kitchen goods from you in the future. Thank you.. Joe Ray Skrha, Attorney at Law in Kenai ...read more
Oreck Floor Care Center now has Karcher equipment to rent by the day! The following items are available to rent for $50 per day: 1. CV300/380 Commercial Upright Vacuum 2. BR 30/4 C Compact Micro-Scrubber (for hard surfaces) 3. Puzzi 8/1 Carpet Spotter/Compact Extractor 4. DE-4200 Commercial Steam Cleaner In addition, our commercial blower/floor dryer is available to rent: * AB-84 Air Blower/Floor Dryer 1 day - $20 2 days $30 @ additional day - $10 For equipment specifications, click on this link: https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0B-292BV3JUNTU3JVVDB0WXFhTTQ/edit Call or stop by and see us anytime for more details, or to check if a particular piece of equipment is available to rent. Karcher Equipment Rentals @the Oreck Floor Care Center 3210 Denali Street, Suite 6 Anchorage, AK 99503 (907)334-6732 store phone (907)720-8129 Karcher sales website: www.floorcareanchorage.com/karcher.html Karcher Makes a Difference! ...read more
By Karcher Floor Care Equipment November 20, 2012
The current trend these days is to update a bathroom. Some bathrooms are just in want of materials newer than thirty years ago, while others need new space planning to incorporate more bathing space, more closet space in an adjacent room or more storage needs. Certainly, the colors have changed in thirty years, as well as, textures and patterns. More people are looking for neutrals in the way of natural stones or a copy of stone in a porcelain tile and luxury vinyl tile. Along with neutrals are wood species in natural tones or much deeper 'java' tones. These deeper tones offset the natural colors of stones and clear glass accents found in many designs. Before deciding on which colors to use in a room, the space needs to be planned to best suit the people who are using the space. Currently, large whirlpool tubs are being replaced with smaller footprint soaker tubs. Smaller shower areas are becoming larger to utilize bench seats, body jets, and another shower head. Showers are also getting frameless glass enclosures or simply doing away with the need to have a door to close the space off. A 'roman shower' is an enclosure without a door. The countertop area is now being adjusted in height to accommodate the heights of the users. Historically, vanity tops were thirty inches off the finished floor. This dates back to when servicemen were returning from World War II and were using their GI Bills to build the '3 Bedroom-1 Bath Home'. The one bath vanity was designed for the needs of young children at the expense of adults! Amazing how that 'standard' lsted for so many decades! We're now in the decade of choice, and so your vanity countertop along with your toilet, shower head or body sprays can be customized to the height of your desires and needs. How do you determine your needs? Work with a professional bath designer who can guide you to a more efficient bathroom that will stand the test of time! Toby Ventura, AKBD J&D Interiors, Inc 907-349-9660 Direct Line ...read more
By J & D Interiors Inc June 19, 2010
The disappointment of a home appliance breaking can make you want to have it repaired as soon as possible. You can always take it to a professional, which can cost a lot of money. Or you can try fixing it yourself. ...read more
If you have the type of Frigidaire refrigerator with water and ice in the door it is highly recommended that you change the filters on a regular basis to keep it operating efficiently. The filters can be purchased at any authorized dealer that sells Frigidaire appliances. ...read more