Appliance SparesThe most sustainable appliance is the one you already own.
We don't sell washing machines. We sell the part that fixes the one you've got — usually under $70, on the shelf in Sydney, posted the same day.
Most of it never needed to be thrown out.
Good machines shouldn't die for a $20 part.
Most appliances on the kerb aren't worn out. They're one part down — a seal, a belt, a pump — with five or ten years still in them.
- We match the part to your model before you pay, not after it turns up.
- 3,000+ parts sit on a shelf in Sydney, not on a boat from overseas.
- Fitting help for the common jobs, so you can do it yourself or know when not to.
- Order by 12pm and it ships today. A dead machine shouldn't cost you a fortnight.
Your machine isn't dead.
One part in it is.
Same machine.
One per cent
of the damage.
Every square below is the same lump of pollution. Building a new washing machine burns all 1,000 of them. Fixing yours burns 9.
Change the unit if the numbers don't land:
That's 560 kg of CO₂ to build a new one against 4.8 kg to fix yours.
1 square = 0.56 kg of CO₂ · all 1,000 = a new machine · the 9 lit ones = the repair
What actually
kills a machine.
Six parts account for nearly every washing machine we see written off. Set against an $899 replacement:
Your machine isn't dead. It's one part away.
Tell us the model and we'll find the exact part in under a minute.
Stuck? Send us a photo of the machine's rating sticker and we'll work it out.