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Consumer Reports rounds up best Fourth of July appliance sales

Posted by Melody on Tuesday, Jul 2, 2019

Sale sign Hardware stores are sending email after email about their Fourth of July sales right now. Who has the best sales?

Consumer Reports has collected sales information for their top-testing appliances all in one place. The article is available without logging in. To explore the appliances in depth with all the ratings and reviews that Consumer Reports has to offer, here's what you want to do:

  1. Visit ICPL's Consumer Reports link.
  2. Log in with your library card and password.
  3. Start exploring!

You must be a resident of Iowa City or one of its contracted service areas to use this resource. Visit the Ask Us page if you need help with your library card.

 

Happy sales hunting!

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I've been at the library for more than 10 years now, and I still find joy when choosing the best books for our readers. My current reading journey is taking me book by book through different genres. I'm challenging myself to find books that are enough outside my wheelhouse that I'd pass them by on first glance. The genre I'm looking forward to... more

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