Interesting, I didn&#x27;t know that most appliance production happens in Poland. I was trying to find a general way of noting the production relationship between the US and China, but I know not everyone here is from the US and not all countries ship manufacturing off to China. Maybe the &quot;foreign&quot; country remark was a bit too general.<p>Obviously there will always be a cheapest place to manufacture things, but seeing the difference from when things were manufactured &quot;in-house&quot; in the US years ago and how they function now, it&#x27;s night and day. People are sold on features, not longevity...but I would much rather have fridge that lasts 30 years and keeps my food cold than one that orders new food online when I&#x27;m out and breaks after 2 years and can&#x27;t be repaired.<p>I want there to be a more realistic balance between cost and longevity so the things we put so much resources into building don&#x27;t just end up in a landfill two years after their creation. We&#x27;re offsetting economic costs in exchange for environmental costs. It&#x27;s an enormous debt that we&#x27;ll have to pay back soon.