White goods in rented properties?
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White goods in rented properties?
We are looking to take out a one year rental - unfurnished - do these places usually come with white goods or is it worth our while shipping over our washing machine and fridge freezer (fridge freezer is a large SMEG unit)?
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by Sian & Paul
We are looking to take out a one year rental - unfurnished - do these places usually come with white goods or is it worth our while shipping over our washing machine and fridge freezer (fridge freezer is a large SMEG unit)?
Hi Sian & Paul
Planning to rent when we come over.
All the property we have looked at only have a cooker and oven.
Beth
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by Sian & Paul
We are looking to take out a one year rental - unfurnished - do these places usually come with white goods or is it worth our while shipping over our washing machine and fridge freezer (fridge freezer is a large SMEG unit)?
Like you we will be renting longer term, and have been informed that oven will proberbly be the only white goods in the house, so will be taking washing machine etc. Tho we have been advised not to take our fridge/freezer as they are not up to the job, apparently not strong enough to cope with heat, (they would be good enough as a drinks fridge etc but would not have a long life)
Cheers Nicky
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by Sian & Paul
We are looking to take out a one year rental - unfurnished - do these places usually come with white goods or is it worth our while shipping over our washing machine and fridge freezer (fridge freezer is a large SMEG unit)?
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by halflinggirl2000
Like you we will be renting longer term, and have been informed that oven will proberbly be the only white goods in the house, so will be taking washing machine etc. Tho we have been advised not to take our fridge/freezer as they are not up to the job, apparently not strong enough to cope with heat, (they would be good enough as a drinks fridge etc but would not have a long life)
Cheers Nicky
Cheers Nicky
Hi Nicky
Was looking through the forum a couple of weeks ago and found this web site
www.mrrentals.com.au
Hope that helps
Beth
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by zbettyboop
Hi Nicky
Was looking through the forum a couple of weeks ago and found this web site
www.mrrentals.com.au
Hope that helps
Beth
Was looking through the forum a couple of weeks ago and found this web site
www.mrrentals.com.au
Hope that helps
Beth
HI Beth Thanks for that web site will add to my list, not come across one like it
Cheers
Nicky
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Hiya
We looked at loads of houses before we found the one for us. The rental will include a cooker and most include dishwashers too. We only saw one that included fridge / freezer so would work on the assumption that you will need your own.
Binbird
We looked at loads of houses before we found the one for us. The rental will include a cooker and most include dishwashers too. We only saw one that included fridge / freezer so would work on the assumption that you will need your own.
Binbird
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by halflinggirl2000
HI Beth Thanks for that web site will add to my list, not come across one like it
Cheers
Nicky
Cheers
Nicky
Most rentals only come with cookers, some may have dishwashers.
But mrrentals are good, they hire the goods out and if there is a prob they have a 24 hr service, so if anything is wrong they will be there within 24hrs fix it or replace, which I think is great!
I brought a washing machine here and I have had the service men out to fix it 7 times in 3years, and the quickest time was I think 10days!!!!! and with 2 toddlers you can imagine how my laundry room looked.
HTH
K
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by kimi
I brought a washing machine here and I have had the service men out to fix it 7 times in 3years, and the quickest time was I think 10days!!!!! and with 2 toddlers you can imagine how my laundry room looked.
HTH
K
HTH
K
I've had LG washers here, and so far, touch wood, no problems in my 3 years with this one. and 5 years with the other, which we left in a rental house we own.
I would check the rental costs carefully, and work out the total cost over the agreed term, as it often comes out "well over" the actual cost price.
Other than in one house, where we left the washer, as they asked for it, and paid extra , we only leave the standard cooker and hob in rental houses.
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
[QUOTE=ABCDiamond]Better tell us the brand and model........... so we can avoid it !!
am I allowed to say the make and model??
K
am I allowed to say the make and model??
K
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by Sian & Paul
We are looking to take out a one year rental - unfurnished - do these places usually come with white goods or is it worth our while shipping over our washing machine and fridge freezer (fridge freezer is a large SMEG unit)?
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by kimi
am I allowed to say the make and model??
K
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Just to add, other than a Cooker, some places do have dishwashers, and in alot of units they have clothes dryers.
Also try Rentals to go. They're national and have a website if you do a search.
Paul.
Also try Rentals to go. They're national and have a website if you do a search.
Paul.
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Re: White goods in rented properties?
Originally Posted by kimi
Its an Ariston,
K
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