[Blindtlk] accessible dishwashers?

[Judy Jones via blindtlk]

Whenever we have needed to purchase new appliances, we let the delivery 
schedulers know in advance that we will need help marking or answering our 
operation questions by the installer, and to ask for a bit of their time to 
do so.  This has worked very well for us.  I also needed this kind of 
assistance when the state replaced all the regions' fax/copiers with updated 
ones that meet network needs.  The installer was great and went above and 
beyond to make sure I have the access I need since I manage that office.

Judy

-----Original Message----- 
From: Ericka Short via blindtlk
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2014 5:07 PM
To: Hyde, David W. (ESC) ; Blind Talk Mailing List
Subject: Re: [Blindtlk] accessible dishwashers?

I think Dave gave good advice.  We bought all our appliances from a local,
family run company and besides great sales people, thy had a great deal on
repairs too.  You might get a discount of some sort if you dicker.  Some of
these places will give free in town delivery and take out the old one.
Triangle where we bought from disposed of the old appliance for free also.
These smaller places tend to have people that actually know more than just
the  info on the info sheet above the appliance.  It would be easier to get
good help at smaller businesses.  At box stores they don't really know
anything more than you do about the sturdiness, wear and  easy of use that
you get at the other places.  Smaller businesses have them all out on the
floor where you can easily touch everything.  They might have a "try before
you buy program" even.

Ericka J. Short
"No one is too small or too big to do good in this world." EJ. Short


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