MsP's kitchen renovation
#311
#312
Thread Starter
I have a nice dishwasher but it never gets used. We wash the dishes by hand. I do use it to dry the dishes. I run it every once in awhile to make sure it still works.
It's behind the panel to the left of the drawers.
FinishedKitchen6
It's behind the panel to the left of the drawers.
FinishedKitchen6
Last edited by MsPerky; 01-09-2017 at 11:52 AM.
#314
And...we have a rice cooker that was given to us by goblue's parents when we got married on August 17,1968. It still works great after almost 50 years!!!
When they gave it to us, I thought..."Why would I ever need a rice cooker???"
We have used it many many times for almost 50 years, and it still works great. Of course, we are not using it as often now that we have gone to a lower carb diet.
#315
Thread Starter
Wow!! Amazing. Thanks for your comments and good luck. It was an expensive kitchen but I'm still as happy as the day I finished it.
#316
We really love our location and that is why we don't want to move, and are making these renovations instead of moving.
Hope we live a lot longer to enjoy it all for many years.
#317
^ there's no reason you shouldn't unless the rice cooker blows up...... heaven forbid. Sue, enjoy the kitchen and the total house re-arrangement. Like you we really like our location and have no plans of moving.
#318
Former Moderator
When I got back to Colorado from the Alaska trip I discovered that the icemaker in the kitchen fridge had developed a leak in the connecting line. The kitchen area and nearby hallway and bedroom were flooded and the basement rooms underneath were completely saturated. Once the cistern was drained by the leak there was fortunately no more water for the flooding, otherwise I would have needed to build an ark! The workers are here now ripping out the floors in the kitchen and damp areas. The cabinets and baseboards will meed to be replaced, but this company just dries up the dampness and treats for mold and odors, while the reconstruction people wait for their turn. I wasn‘t really in the market for a kitchen renovation, but voilá! It‘s a pain, because we have visitors from Germany coming on August 24 for a week. Looks like we will be walking on subflooring for a while...
#319
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That was Rick's concern as far as ice makers go. Simple things CAN cause big problems.
Sue, be sure to post some photos of your kitchen, before, during and after renovations......you too Jim.
That was Rick's concern as far as ice makers go. Simple things CAN cause big problems.
Sue, be sure to post some photos of your kitchen, before, during and after renovations......you too Jim.
#320
When I got back to Colorado from the Alaska trip I discovered that the icemaker in the kitchen fridge had developed a leak in the connecting line. The kitchen area and nearby hallway and bedroom were flooded and the basement rooms underneath were completely saturated. Once the cistern was drained by the leak there was fortunately no more water for the flooding, otherwise I would have needed to build an ark! The workers are here now ripping out the floors in the kitchen and damp areas. The cabinets and baseboards will meed to be replaced, but this company just dries up the dampness and treats for mold and odors, while the reconstruction people wait for their turn. I wasn‘t really in the market for a kitchen renovation, but voilá! It‘s a pain, because we have visitors from Germany coming on August 24 for a week. Looks like we will be walking on subflooring for a while...
Last edited by dlq04; 08-01-2018 at 12:17 PM.