[Lowe's] Transform Laundry kit - $249
- Deal Link:
- https://www.lowes.ca/product/laundry-tu ... undry-kit-
- Expiry:
- February 17, 2021
Decent buy for a tub
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- np66666 [OP]
- Newbie
- Aug 24, 2014
- 61 posts
- 125 upvotes
- CALGARY
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- jm1
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- Jan 5, 2003
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Been using this one for the last 10 years, except they have changed the faucet since then. Cabinet and sink are the same though, and I would highly recommend stainless steel for a laundry tub. If you're like most people, you'll pour the nastiest stuff down the laundry tub (umm... only the stuff you're legally allowed to pour down the drain, of course...) and plastic tubs will stain and can crack or have deep scratches and you'll need to replace it every few years. With stainless steel, elbow grease and a metal scour pad will usually take care of anything.
- 2kaccordcoupe
- Member
- Jul 24, 2005
- 304 posts
- 244 upvotes
- GTA
It's true, the name laundry tub does not really apply anymore. Who hand washes clothes in it anyway? The appropriate name is utility sink or utility tub.jm1 wrote: ↑ Been using this one for the last 10 years, except they have changed the faucet since then. Cabinet and sink are the same though, and I would highly recommend stainless steel for a laundry tub. If you're like most people, you'll pour the nastiest stuff down the laundry tub (umm... only the stuff you're legally allowed to pour down the drain, of course...) and plastic tubs will stain and can crack or have deep scratches and you'll need to replace it every few years. With stainless steel, elbow grease and a metal scour pad will usually take care of anything.
- CDRoot
- Sr. Member
- Apr 15, 2006
- 998 posts
- 408 upvotes
I got one from Costco for $349. It's more stylish but the Lowes deal is better.
- ji_hyun_jun
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- Jul 15, 2008
- 707 posts
- 600 upvotes
- Calgary
- CDRoot
- Sr. Member
- Apr 15, 2006
- 998 posts
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Costco's dimensions and price.ji_hyun_jun wrote: ↑ Costco's is also larger IIRC. I was comparing over the summer but ended up buying a plastic tub c/w faucet for ~$80 (on sale at the time).
- destinationminivan
- Newbie
- Feb 19, 2016
- 3 posts
Saw the larger approx 28 inch width for 299.99 at Costco Warden
- jayoldschool
- Sr. Member
- Sep 4, 2006
- 869 posts
- 524 upvotes
- Ottawa
I, too, bought the Costco instead of this one. I think it's worth the extra.
- TransporterSD
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- Aug 19, 2015
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- Downtown Canada
Used car oil?jm1 wrote: ↑ Been using this one for the last 10 years, except they have changed the faucet since then. Cabinet and sink are the same though, and I would highly recommend stainless steel for a laundry tub. If you're like most people, you'll pour the nastiest stuff down the laundry tub (umm... only the stuff you're legally allowed to pour down the drain, of course...) and plastic tubs will stain and can crack or have deep scratches and you'll need to replace it every few years. With stainless steel, elbow grease and a metal scour pad will usually take care of anything.
- ThaMan
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- Mar 8, 2005
- 20 posts
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- Vancouver
Why would someone want to do that, when they can drop it off at a recycling depot at no charge?TransporterSD wrote: ↑ Used car oil?
- simplypop
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- Jul 22, 2019
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- TransporterSD
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- Aug 19, 2015
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