Edwin Pawlowski wrote:

"Pete C." wrote in message

One of my previous LG phones got dropped off a second floor roof and
survived without a scratch (landed on semi packed dirt). The successor
LG phone survived a near drowning without lasting effects, and was just
replaced last week with a Motorola one only because I needed a GSM
capable phone for foreign travel. The LG DVD recorder in one of my PC
continues to work well. LG is currently one of the largest producers of
LCD displays and a large percentage of the LCD TVs you see use LG
panels.

I can't imagine what problems may be had with a dehumidifier, it's a
rather simple device. I've not used any LG appliances, but I've seen
them in the stores and they seem well made.

I'm looking at my LG monitor to type this.

The old Goldstar appliances were
of marginal quality,

That was the perception, but the truth was generally that they were
basic models without a lot of fancy features or trim, while the quality
was just fine. I recall a lot of folks bitching about waiting for their
Goldstar TV, VCR, microwave, etc. to die so they could get a nicer one,
but they never did.

but the LG series seems to be very good quality. We
have the PTT phones in work and one was flushed and recovered. Still works
after cleaning.

Impressive.