How Many Large Appliances Do You Have?

Go to Asian grocery stores and try some of the brands you never heard of from lands far away.............
 

Jules said:
A wise decision. Upright is so much easier to search through.
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This is sort of what we have in mind.

I would much prefer a glass-fronted version, but don't want to be staring at food inside.

If only they made a frosted glass door version, that would be my choice for it's clean and modern look.

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Aunt Marg said:
This is sort of what we have in mind.

I would much prefer a glass-fronted version, but don't want to be staring at food inside.

If only they made a frosted glass door version, that would be my choice for it's clean and modern look.

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Your kitchen must be huge.
 
My microwave is on the small side so not counting that I'll say 5 if we're counting air conditioners. Gas stove, which I no longer use due to the Nu Wave system, refrigerator, two wall unit ACs and electric clothes dryer.
 
Aunt Marg said:
No washing machine?
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I have a mini, semi automatic washer which I don't use that often because I have to set it up in the bathroom and using it is "a process". We are not allowed to have regular, automatic washing machines in our apartments. Decades ago I snuck a cute apartment sized one that I hid in the coat closet. But during that time, our apartments were inspected by HUD. I got tired of trying to hide it (some inspectors were more thorough than others) so I sold it to a co-worker. There is a laundry room right below my apartment which I have to go outside and down steps to access. Though that part is inconvenient, I can get a lot more laundry done in a shorter amount of time. I go as early as 4:00 a.m. so I have the place to myself.
 
While we're talking about appliances, there's something I saw on TV. In the US, we have our washers, and dryers in the "laundry room", or separate w/d area. But in the UK, they have their w/d in the kitchen. Us, Merkins, would go, 'yuck', but you Brits are happy about the arrangement. I doubt if it matters much where your w/d is. It's kind of weird how cultures are so different in little things.
 
The usual stuff - fridge, washer/dryer, stove.
A dishwasher came with the house but I never use it. It's not wasted space, though. I store bags in it.
 

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