Dilemma
My Keurig coffeemaker declines to make coffee. What do you do about an appliance that's too cheap to repair and too expensive to replace? There used to be a little old man in a little old shop in Rutherford, NJ, who would fix your small appliance for a small sum. Such enterprises no longer exist. I miss him.
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They still exist in Brooklyn.
Why don't you come over and bring everything from the house that needs repair?! We even have a shoemaker who just done seasonal maintenance on my winter shoes
I'd love to, but the dryer won't fit in the trunk of the car.
Seriously, I doubt I'll see Brooklyn again for a long time, but if I do, we'll get together. I love Brooklyn.
Deal.
I'm not familiar with your brand of coffee maker, but I had a little $35 espresso maker that stopped working. Turns out it was just clogged with hard water deposits.
Ran a pot of vinegar through it and it worked fine.
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