“Sears Labor Day Sale” started yesterday September 1st and runs through Tuesday, September 7th. Thank goodness because it seems like everything in our house has QUIT ! Our Dishwasher is 15 years old and it wasn’t a great dishwasher to start with. In fact the “racks” have all started to break off since they are rusted at the base. For years, I thought that my cloudy dishes were the result of hard water or the detergent. After getting a water softener, and trying every dishwasher detergent on the market, I have nothing else to try but a new dishwasher. I’m tired of my glasses and dishes looking cloudy and drab. There are over 425 of them to choose from… here all on sale …. hint hint.
Only Sears has the largest selection of ENERGY STAR® qualified appliances and everyday low price guarantee.
Thank goodness Sears invites customers to make The Big Switch to ENERGY STAR® qualified appliances and enjoy incredible savings during its storewide Big Switch Labor Day Sale. HUBBY — it’s TIME ! With huge Labor Day offers on ENERGY STAR® qualified appliances, there’s never been a better time to make the Big Switch to Energy Star®. We should make the Big Switch to recycle our inefficient appliances and save more than $2500 on our utility bills. I haven’t even mentioned the AC unit or the hot water heater yet !
–30 percent off all ENERGY STAR qualified appliances from Whirlpool®, Samsung and
Maytag®.
–20 percent off all other ENERGY STAR appliances.
–Extra 5 percent off all appliances with a Sears Card. (we’ve got that !)
–Save over $700 on LG washer/dryer pair (thank goodness we already have a relatively new Sears set of these that we love!)
Hopefully Hubby will be in a good mood this weekend and come with me to Sears to take one of those lovely dishwashers home with me !
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