ideal kitchen

[Alice Riyu]

"Pete C." wrote in message
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Stu wrote:

If you install flooring that can't handle normal traffic, that is your
poor decision, not mine. If you feel that a floor finish should last 50
years without maintenance that is your delusion.


If I was invited to your house and found you had such a goofy fetish,
I'd not be looking for an invite back.


LOL...You would not be getting an invite back :-)

BB

[Ispeak]

"George Shirley" wrote in message
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Thanks, George. We do have recessed lights but I don't think they are made
from cans though.
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[Elisa :D]

thanks for the sites, not sure where dh was reading, so have saved these,
Lee
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[Kagura]

i have the location down and i was struggling with one or two bowls, i have
decided on one sink that will hold a half sheet pan flat to soak, truth is
most everything we use is d/w safe or really big, so one sink that i can do
the larger pans in is what seems to be the best choice, if for some strange
reason i have to wash smaller items by hands i can get a dishpan for that
purpose, and that would be a few times a year when i use the good china, Lee
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[redblackbeauty]

thanks, Lee
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[hallows1988]

Storrmmee wrote:


Are polyurethane finishes still legal? An oak floor, finished with
a dark-brown stain then coated with polyurethane, will not show significant
damage from cat events. Should last many years and still look good.

At the opposite end of the spectrum is wood-composite or Pergo in
a blonde finish. It will look ratty pretty fast, cats or no cats.


Steve

[Pengor]

On Sun, 20 Feb 2011 17:40:52 +1100, " Bigbazza" wrote:

Stiletto's murder floors... especially if the heal is worn.

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Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.

[Avian]

Storrmmee wrote:

I am laughing. I did get granite, which I am adoring, but I am
being ever so careful. But one can see the day that I might be
distracted. Or I can easily see other people setting things down
not-so-gently.
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Jean B.

[Death By Chemistry]

In article , [email protected]
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Just a suggestion, but look into a downdraft cooktop (Jenn-Air for
example). They work far better than you would expect. And that leaves
the space above clear for lighting. On the other hand they use up a
good deal of space in the cabinets below.

I'm surprised at the price on the repair parts though--that sounds very
high for what you're describing.

[Huong]

Storrmmee wrote:

I am laughing. I did get granite, which I am adoring, but I am
being ever so careful. But one can see the day that I might be
distracted. Or I can easily see other people setting things down
not-so-gently.
--
Jean B.