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is it still worth visiting an appliance showroom before buying?
I was planning to order an appliance online because the price was good, but i decided to stop by a showroom first. It ended up being more useful than i expected. The salesperson pointed out a couple of things i hadn’t considered, like the space needed behind the washer and how the door would open in my laundry area.
it made me wonder how many people still visit a showroom before buying a major appliance. Do you usually check it out in person first, or just order online if the price is better? Also, if you had any good experience with a local appliance store, i’d appreciate any recommendation.
u/Low_Negotiation2659 — 20 hours ago