Also, stay away from LG. They have a bad track record for repairs.
Completely off topic - Kitchen Appliance Forums
Quit the snickering but we are doing a kitchen and family room reno. The good news is that the speakers in our living room will finally be able to move out where they should be. The bad news I need to figure out about appliances. Wondering if any of you know any websites like this that discuss the various merits of good appliances. Reasonable budget. Not looking to spend a fortune but cook a moderate amount. Thanks in advance
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If you want some serious cook's perspective, try the forums over at http://www.cooksillustrated.com. Very friendly bunch, and some of the knowledgeable types seem to be on *all* the time... Sadly, my choices of kitchen hardware were pretty limited when I spec'd my place out. The menu wasn't huge, so I ended up with Monogram SS. I would rethink SS the next time around--very hard to keep clean. The "pyrex" top on the range is also a devil to keep clean--even the slightest fingerprint shows nicely. Might not be as much of an issue with colors other than black. In the realm of kitchen pet peeves, what is up with modern refrigerators? Granted, extra space in the door is nice, but now there is *no* space on the shelves. Try parking a double sheet cake with butter cream frosting in your fridge. Or try brining a turkey for Xgiving in your fridge. Next time I'm skipping all the funny door shelves and just going with a really freekin' huge subzero. |
Ahh, once read somewhere (discussing the merits of upgrading pc and plugs, I believe in UHF magazine?) that someone actually reduced the boiling time of their electric kettle by 15 seconds, simply by replacing the stock plug and cord. I am not kidding you. So- why not simply tweak your existing applianced? LOL. |
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