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  • February 23, 2011 at 7:18 AM #671130
    Coronita
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    [quote=jpinpb]Anyway, I wanted to thank everyone for the feedback on the appliances. It was a little confusing deciding which to get.

    I think we did good w/the KitchenAid refrigerator for $1,600 and I like the Bosch diswasher, ended up being $933 out the door ($900 after the Energy Star Rebate).

    We will probably get the GE profile range for $1,175, which is the lowest price friends deal. I’ll get getting it at Humphreys Appliance. They are an authorized GE dealer and were able to work a deal on it.

    Have not found any microwave yet. Still working on that. Next is a sink. Think I’m going to get an undermount. Thanks again everyone for tolerating me w/this. Hopefully it’ll help others who are or will be looking for appliances.[/quote]

    What, no USA made appliances? 🙂 😉

    February 23, 2011 at 7:37 AM #669987
    jpinpb
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    Oh, I am trying. The refrigerator is made in Canada and the D/W is made in Germany. Nothing made in China, if I can help it. I’m having cabinets made custom by a local guy. Made sure not even the hinges are made in China. Found out that Kraftmaid, though made in Ohio, uses parts from China. Thomasville however is all made here in the USA. But for almost the same price, I can really give the work here. You know me better than that, flu. I’m all about keeping jobs here, if I can 😉

    February 23, 2011 at 7:37 AM #670049
    jpinpb
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    Oh, I am trying. The refrigerator is made in Canada and the D/W is made in Germany. Nothing made in China, if I can help it. I’m having cabinets made custom by a local guy. Made sure not even the hinges are made in China. Found out that Kraftmaid, though made in Ohio, uses parts from China. Thomasville however is all made here in the USA. But for almost the same price, I can really give the work here. You know me better than that, flu. I’m all about keeping jobs here, if I can 😉

    February 23, 2011 at 7:37 AM #670658
    jpinpb
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    Oh, I am trying. The refrigerator is made in Canada and the D/W is made in Germany. Nothing made in China, if I can help it. I’m having cabinets made custom by a local guy. Made sure not even the hinges are made in China. Found out that Kraftmaid, though made in Ohio, uses parts from China. Thomasville however is all made here in the USA. But for almost the same price, I can really give the work here. You know me better than that, flu. I’m all about keeping jobs here, if I can 😉

    February 23, 2011 at 7:37 AM #670797
    jpinpb
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    Oh, I am trying. The refrigerator is made in Canada and the D/W is made in Germany. Nothing made in China, if I can help it. I’m having cabinets made custom by a local guy. Made sure not even the hinges are made in China. Found out that Kraftmaid, though made in Ohio, uses parts from China. Thomasville however is all made here in the USA. But for almost the same price, I can really give the work here. You know me better than that, flu. I’m all about keeping jobs here, if I can 😉

    February 23, 2011 at 7:37 AM #671140
    jpinpb
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    Oh, I am trying. The refrigerator is made in Canada and the D/W is made in Germany. Nothing made in China, if I can help it. I’m having cabinets made custom by a local guy. Made sure not even the hinges are made in China. Found out that Kraftmaid, though made in Ohio, uses parts from China. Thomasville however is all made here in the USA. But for almost the same price, I can really give the work here. You know me better than that, flu. I’m all about keeping jobs here, if I can 😉

    February 23, 2011 at 7:39 AM #669992
    jpinpb
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    Since I had to go back to re-look at ranges, that put the sinks on the back burner (did I really say that). But I did see some nice apron sinks for the same as undermount, so I may go apron sink.

    And yes, flu — the sinks I am looking at are made in the USA!

    February 23, 2011 at 7:39 AM #670054
    jpinpb
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    Since I had to go back to re-look at ranges, that put the sinks on the back burner (did I really say that). But I did see some nice apron sinks for the same as undermount, so I may go apron sink.

    And yes, flu — the sinks I am looking at are made in the USA!

    February 23, 2011 at 7:39 AM #670663
    jpinpb
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    Since I had to go back to re-look at ranges, that put the sinks on the back burner (did I really say that). But I did see some nice apron sinks for the same as undermount, so I may go apron sink.

    And yes, flu — the sinks I am looking at are made in the USA!

    February 23, 2011 at 7:39 AM #670802
    jpinpb
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    Since I had to go back to re-look at ranges, that put the sinks on the back burner (did I really say that). But I did see some nice apron sinks for the same as undermount, so I may go apron sink.

    And yes, flu — the sinks I am looking at are made in the USA!

    February 23, 2011 at 7:39 AM #671145
    jpinpb
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    Since I had to go back to re-look at ranges, that put the sinks on the back burner (did I really say that). But I did see some nice apron sinks for the same as undermount, so I may go apron sink.

    And yes, flu — the sinks I am looking at are made in the USA!

    February 23, 2011 at 8:24 AM #670037
    briansd1
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    [quote=jpinpb]I suggest getting rid of carpet. LOL. [/quote]

    Great idea. Already done that. But you still need a vacuum. Actually hard surfaces show dust even more then than carpet.

    I bought at cheap shopvac from Walmart (about $40) and it’s not very good. Weak sucking power, and the hard surface attachment is cheap and scratches.

    The Miele canister looks nice. Lots of positive reviews, but expensive!

    February 23, 2011 at 8:24 AM #670099
    briansd1
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    [quote=jpinpb]I suggest getting rid of carpet. LOL. [/quote]

    Great idea. Already done that. But you still need a vacuum. Actually hard surfaces show dust even more then than carpet.

    I bought at cheap shopvac from Walmart (about $40) and it’s not very good. Weak sucking power, and the hard surface attachment is cheap and scratches.

    The Miele canister looks nice. Lots of positive reviews, but expensive!

    February 23, 2011 at 8:24 AM #670708
    briansd1
    Guest

    [quote=jpinpb]I suggest getting rid of carpet. LOL. [/quote]

    Great idea. Already done that. But you still need a vacuum. Actually hard surfaces show dust even more then than carpet.

    I bought at cheap shopvac from Walmart (about $40) and it’s not very good. Weak sucking power, and the hard surface attachment is cheap and scratches.

    The Miele canister looks nice. Lots of positive reviews, but expensive!

    February 23, 2011 at 8:24 AM #670847
    briansd1
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    [quote=jpinpb]I suggest getting rid of carpet. LOL. [/quote]

    Great idea. Already done that. But you still need a vacuum. Actually hard surfaces show dust even more then than carpet.

    I bought at cheap shopvac from Walmart (about $40) and it’s not very good. Weak sucking power, and the hard surface attachment is cheap and scratches.

    The Miele canister looks nice. Lots of positive reviews, but expensive!

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