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Federal Cash-For-Appliances Program To Start This Year

August 25, 2009

Written by olivia · Filed Under U.S. 


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5 Responses to “Federal Cash-For-Appliances Program To Start This Year”

  1. Rebate - Gov’t extends deadline for clunkers paperwork - AZCentral.com « Rebate on August 25th, 2009 3:40 pm

    [...] Federal Cash-For-Appliances Program To Start This Year – Chattahbox.comUS (ChattahBox) – The US government has authorized a new cash program, which would offer citizens a rebate on more energy efficient appliances. It is similar to the Cash For Clunkers program, but without the trade-in. The $300 million federal program [...]

  2. David Hughes on August 26th, 2009 5:00 pm

    This new Cash for Appliances program is a great stimulus activity, and one in which lessens the impact that old, worn down, and non-energy efficient appliances have on the earth. I can’t wait for the program to officially go underway, so I can trade in my old refrigerator.

  3. jwhenry on August 31st, 2009 5:34 am

    Both trucks are car qualify for the Cash For Clunkers but not the motorcycles.

  4. Here’s your rebate…Thank yourself! | The Clumsy Fly on September 1st, 2009 2:43 pm

    [...] The Cash for Clunkers program was so successful (in that it went bankrupt twice before its official end date and was scrapped itself just like all those perfectly good used cars) that the government is now moving forward with a cash for appliances program.  [...]

  5. Pat on January 8th, 2010 1:39 pm

    How long will the federal Cash for Appliances program last. My old washer & dryer have seen their best days

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