georgia_peach asked:


How many kitchen appliances do you own?
Which one do you use the most?
Why did basport get a thumbs up?
A washer and Dryer are not kitchen appliances.

Ruth

jalady asked:


1. A wok
2. Slow cooker
3. A large deep frying pan for almost anything.

All of these three appliances are electric.

Vera

Shoop asked:


I am tearing out all of the cabinets and removing all of the appliances from the room regardless. I have seen people set the cabinets on the subfloor and tile up to them as well as tile underneath before setting the cabinets. Same with appliances. Which is the proper way, assuming the room is completely cleared out to start with.
I do understand the added cost of tiling the entire floor under cabinets and appliances, however I am asking for the correct way, not necessiarly the most cost effective way. Thanks.

Roland

CB S asked:


We are moving to a new house and taking our 3 year old white refrigerator and my many other white small appliances with us. (All are 3 years old or less). Problem is that the place we are moving to has a built in stove, dishwasher, and microwave that are black and 3 years old as well. Any suggestions? Can you reface all of these appliances or am I going to have to live with a mismatched kitchen for quite a few years?

Doris

cowgirlintex asked:


In my kitchen I have oak cabinets and oak wood laminant flooring. I really want stainless steel appliances. Right now my counter tops are butcher block, but I don’t care what color they are, I just really like the looks of the stainless steel. My question is will the stainless steel work with the oak color and a basically western style decor? Also, what color countertops would you chose if this combination works?

Brian

wise_cat_kw asked:


I’m about to buy a step up/ down voltage adapter that would convert 110 V- 220 V/ 220 V- 110 V. It’s a 60 watt adapter. Wonder what appliances can and cannot work with that?

Thanks

Kelly