Broken appliances: Why you may need repairs more often (Marketplace)

Are your pricey appliances breaking down faster and more frequently than ever? Marketplace investigates why it’s so tough to get your appliances repaired in Canada. We commissioned a national poll to uncover which brands you say break down most often, how long your appliances last, and your frustrations searching for a fix. Plus we follow four Canadians with different busted appliances (dishwasher, fridges, washing machine) to see if their machines will be saved or trashed.

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