Appliance shopping is a drag without help

I need a new microwave big time! Mine is really old and has definitely served it's purpose but it is dead in the water. I can no longer pop pop corn without letting it run for about 8 minutes on high! Now I am not saying that this brand I have was not good, it has worked great for 18 years! Yes, I said 18 years :-).

Now I need to find a microwave that will not only perform as well as this one did but last for as long as my old one has. However a simple search using Google is not going to help me find one, it just brings me to search limbo! What I needed was a way to search just appliances and have the basic information right there on the search page. Well, I now have the ticket for appliance searching, Shopwiki.

I went to Shopwiki to search on Appliances and saw a well constructed search page, with pleasing colors and no pop up ads ( I hate those, don't you?) and the search itself was effortless from start to finish. I simply typed in Microwave and got a page of various makes and models. From that page I was able to narrow down my search by size and found a really nice microwave, the Tiffany from Sears; which seems to fit what I am seeking in both machinery and price. The search took all of about 10 minutes.

I suggest if you are looking for appliance's that you take a look at Shopwiki because it is a site made to help the consumer not hinder the search. Why make the remodel process harder than it has to be when you can have a website to help you make choices and all while you are in the comfort of your own home.

I am sorry I did not find this website sooner, my folks just bought a Washer and Dryer Set that I now see would have cost far less had they know about this website.

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