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One of my favourites was a design that had a double door fridge at the top and pull out drawers for the freezer. Lovely, roomy and expensive for my purse. Lots of different specs now.
Most fridge -freezers are freeze at the bottom.
But I want to the American freezer for the water and ice or the zip tap instead.
American freezer needs a water supply or the more expensive Zip Tap, but American freezer do not hold as much as a tall fridge freezer. Just not sure. It's space rather than cost!
Then of course decision on under floor heating or radiator, corian work top or granite, or ?
Tp Oven and grill and microwave and a main double oven, or a separate microwave. Washer-dryer, although we prefer separate as always have washing and drying going.
Amtico flooring or tile flooring...
Thoughts always help, that's why I ask here?
Induction or not induction. (My wife has bad eyesite)?
Here is a display of the company making our kitchen, a modern "Italia" white gloss finish.
http://www.masterclasskitchens.co.uk/...
All hand made to order, not flat packed.
But I want to the American freezer for the water and ice or the zip tap instead.
American freezer needs a water supply or the more expensive Zip Tap, but American freezer do not hold as much as a tall fridge freezer. Just not sure. It's space rather than cost!
Then of course decision on under floor heating or radiator, corian work top or granite, or ?
Tp Oven and grill and microwave and a main double oven, or a separate microwave. Washer-dryer, although we prefer separate as always have washing and drying going.
Amtico flooring or tile flooring...
Thoughts always help, that's why I ask here?
Induction or not induction. (My wife has bad eyesite)?
Here is a display of the company making our kitchen, a modern "Italia" white gloss finish.
http://www.masterclasskitchens.co.uk/...
All hand made to order, not flat packed.
Here is the link to the company in Jersey supplying the kitchen
http://www.trinitykitchens.com/kitche...
Very contempary
http://www.trinitykitchens.com/kitche...
Very contempary
Stressful.... and sort of fun....
Hopefully done late January or February, when driveway and garden done, less mess coming in the house...
Hopefully designed to do so less work when we retire, and go out and enjoy life more.
Sadly does not help living on an island as well, costs of bringing to the island !
Hopefully done late January or February, when driveway and garden done, less mess coming in the house...
Hopefully designed to do so less work when we retire, and go out and enjoy life more.
Sadly does not help living on an island as well, costs of bringing to the island !

What makes a kitchen look more expensive are the quality of the appliances. Look at porous levels of worktops and maintenance. Some are more higher maintenance than others. I'm not sure about all singing and dancing taps. The more functions tend to mean more likely to break down. Are you having underfloor heating with tiles in the kitchen, otherwise tiled floors are freezing in the kitchen. Bear in mind dropped items can crack tiles. Look at the capacity levels of fridges and decide what's important to you. We have a fridge with water, ice maker and yes they do need a water supply to them. I do a lot of research when making changes because interior design is an interest of mine. I have the same wooden floor running throughout downstairs including the kitchen because I wanted a seamless look. Same upstairs, only one carpet throughout stairs, landing and bedrooms.
Yes, all things we are thinking about.
Tiles mean underfloor heating, we have in the bathroom, and love it.
Amtico flooring better with four cats, and hard wearing and cheaper, but looks good, then with radiator.
Many decisions.
Tiles mean underfloor heating, we have in the bathroom, and love it.
Amtico flooring better with four cats, and hard wearing and cheaper, but looks good, then with radiator.
Many decisions.
Yep. It's a minefield. Whatever you go for I'm sure will be great as long as you accept nothing stays pristine forever!! If only! I need radiators to dry clothes!! Not everything is tumble dryable. Nightmare in winter months getting clothes dry for six people!

Kitchen biggest project in the house. If you go American Sean get freezer draw on bottom. Pulls out so you can get to everything. Adding ice and water dispenser to it-we have our water dispenser inside the frig so we didn't loose frig door storage. Mistake. Water comes out really slow and the frig door is open. Get them in the door so you access with doors closed. Good luck!

The NEXT closest is next door to my CVS pharmacy in Swansea, IL. ...nearly 4 miles away! In other words, takes me damned close to 1-1/2 (bleeping) damned hours to get there and another 1-1/2 hours to walk home! Plus however much time it takes for me to wash and dry my clothes.
The next closest laundromat after that, is the mini-laundromat in the community center for Williamsburg Apartments (my complex) on their West Belleville campus...which is 6 miles from home!


Paula: That's what liquid fabric softener is for.


Especially sheets.


Great in the summer, when you can hang all the washing outside.
I always use fabric softener, but test show it is not good for towels, but I like the fresh smell.
I always use fabric softener, but test show it is not good for towels, but I like the fresh smell.

Only 4 so far (See last picture above), but I'll be back, the fair is held until 19 DEC. The 4 books has cost me 11 USD only.
Lorrea(WhatChaReadin'?) wrote: "Looks like a lot of fun!!"
I couldn't agree more. It's held annually in Malaysia and I've been attending it since 2013. 95 % of the books I've bought are from this fair.
Diane Lynch wrote: "Wow"
You can say that again.


Paula,
I'm so happy for you. It's sad when a person has so much negativity in them to hold your grandchildren from you. The children are innocent and should be able to see their grandmother. I hope you had a great visit and are able to do it more often.


That's awesome, Paula!!


Sad news today, just read .
Greg Lake (from Emerson, Lake and Palmer)
Has died from cancer.
This week we do celebrate (9th December)
Kirk Douglas reaching 100 years old.
Especially as I am reading his book at the moment, that he wrote at the age of 95 years old.
Greg Lake (from Emerson, Lake and Palmer)
Has died from cancer.
This week we do celebrate (9th December)
Kirk Douglas reaching 100 years old.
Especially as I am reading his book at the moment, that he wrote at the age of 95 years old.
Happy to reach my target of 60 books this year, especially as so busy the last few months with the overtime.
Happy birthday to Sound of Music star
Christopher Plummer who is 87 years old, and has four films coming out this year and next year.
And the great comic actor
Dick Van Dyke an amazing 91 years old.
Happy birthday to Sound of Music star
Christopher Plummer who is 87 years old, and has four films coming out this year and next year.
And the great comic actor
Dick Van Dyke an amazing 91 years old.


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Below are the books I've bought



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That should keep you busy for a little while.
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The last time we bought a dishwasher it was a European manufacturer. We blame that for the fact that the top shelf wasn't designed as well as our old one.