Rod's Brand New Whirlpool Appliances Came with His House
Rod got a Whirlpool refrigerator and two top-load washer-dryer sets when he bought his house but has no use for them.
Rod bought a house that came with several appliances still in their original boxes. He already had what he needed so these units stayed unused. The refrigerator is a 32-inch Whirlpool stainless steel model with an ice and water dispenser on the front. The two washers and two dryers are side-by-side top-load units.
He described the situation simply. Everything's brand new in a box. I didn't know when I bought the house it came with appliances so I didn't need them. The appliances have remained in storage since the purchase and show no signs of use.
Rod is open to selling the items together or splitting them if a buyer wants only part of the set. The washers and dryers include a drain line. He is asking at least about 35 for the group.
The units are full-size and come with power cords. Rod noted that the fridge has the ice and water in the front and is stainless steel. The laundry pair is side by side top loads. All pieces are described as brand new.
Rod has no further details on exact model numbers or retail prices beyond what he observed on the boxes. He is willing to separate the fridge from the laundry sets if that helps a buyer.
Straight from the owner
- Fridge is Whirlpool 32-inch stainless steel with front ice/water dispenser
- Washers and dryers are side-by-side top-load
- Appliances came with house purchase
- Seller open to splitting the sets
- Includes drain line
The full conversation
The complete interview, lightly cleaned up for reading:
Commonplace: Is this Rod?
Rod: Yes sir.
Commonplace: This is Ari. I was just calling from Commonplace about the appliances you posted with us. Just wanted to ask you a few questions so that we can help you advertise it if that's okay.
Rod: Yes sir.
Commonplace: It looks like we have some really nice appliances like refrigerator a washer dryer set. Tell me a little bit about them how you bought them when you bought them what you paid and why you're selling them now.
Rod: Everything's brand new in a box. I didn't know when I bought the house it came with appliances so I didn't need them.
Commonplace: So they came with the house and you don't need the appliances it came with.
Rod: Yes.
Commonplace: Tell me a little bit about the model of the fridge.
Rod: It looks like a Whirlpool. It's a 32 inch. It got the ice and the water in the front. Stainless steel.
Commonplace: Tell me about the washer dryer.
Rod: It's side by side top loads.
Commonplace: How much are you looking to get for them?
Rod: At least about 35.
Commonplace: Would you be open to splitting them up if there was a buyer for just one of them?
Rod: Yes.
Commonplace: If there's any other information you'd like to include maybe about how the hookup works or anything like that?
Rod: It come with the drain line and everything.
Frequently asked questions
What is the asking price?
Rod is asking at least about 35 for the appliances.
What is the condition of the appliances?
Everything is brand new in the box with no prior use.
Why is Rod selling these appliances?
They came with the house purchase and he does not need them.
Can the sets be purchased separately?
Rod is open to splitting the sets.
What accessories are included?
The appliances include power cords and a drain line.
Two washers, two dryers, two Frigidaire appliances is listed on Commonplace for $4,650, with inspection at pickup, white-glove delivery, and payment held until you've tested it at home.