Sometimes it's not worth the spreadsheets, the time spent deliberating, the trips to several stores, and the visits to a multitude of websites.
Sometimes, you just go to Walmart, choose your favorite, and make the purchase.
Case in point: a toaster. Prices range from $20 to $300, but if you're not in the market for a gourmet toaster, the time spent researching is not worth the savings. There are thousands of toasters out there--all very similar, and all priced competitively.
Here's my new one:
Tips:
- Small kitchen electrics in general are not worth a "bargain hunt."
- Some GE Appliances @ Walmart include a 2-year warranty where you can bring it back to the store if it breaks within the two years--a nice little bonus.
Went to WalMart recently to buy a toaster and came out with a "everything but the kitchen sink" toaster oven instead. It's been 3 weeks and I've regretted the decision since I placed it on my counter. If only I still had the box
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