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dA lazy susan in corner kitchen cabinets makes it easier to put away and retrieve items stored there. The trade-off is you give up the storage space in the corners, in order for the round trays to spin around the pole. If you're not willing to give up the corner space, your choices are L-shaped …
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Leaky faucets (sinks, showers, bathtubs, outdoor faucets and appliances) waste on average, 10,000 gallons of water per home each year in the US. If you find your faucet is dripping, you have several options for fixing the leak, yourself or by hiring a home professional. Here are options to help …
Stainless steel sinks are still the most popular type of kitchen sink even though they've been around for a hundred years, because they're inexpensive, lightweight and don't rust. Some models start around $100 and for those on a tight budget, they make a lot of sense. They also go with almost any …
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For many years the biggest decision you had to make about a new kitchen sink was whether you wanted a single or double bowl. Most homeowners still pick stainless steel sinks and for years, the only other choice was cast iron. Then you could decide on details like shape (all rectangular) and whether …
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Kitchen decorating means something different to each of us. After writing about kitchen cabinets, backsplashes, countertops and a while ago, even cabinet hardware, I realized that these are all necessary functional items for a kitchen that works hard for you. My search was now going to focus on …
Countertops are now available in an amazing number of choices, both materials and the details of how the countertop is constructed. It's rare that your home today (or after that kitchen remodel) has countertops that look anything like those you grew up with, so this article provides an overview of …
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