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To DIY or NOT to DIY - that is the question.
Comments (8)DIY can be rewarding, for you can save money and have the satisfaction of creating something yourself - as far as you are skilled enough for that job. Somehow it also depends on how big the project is. At the end of the day, the kitchen is an important task, if you consider the price of appliances, the fact that it is likely the center of the house and an area where you work, and how the final result will influence your property's value. For all the above reasons, a professional kitchen designer can be a good idea, also because each kitchen project is quite unique. Still, you could do the installation by yourself if you like (even though the assistance of a professional is always recommended), as many Australian made and most of European made cabinets are assembled by the factory and their warranty works anyway....See More90cm oven question
Comments (1)That must be so frustrating! Mine is not 90cm, it's Smeg and inbuilt and it drives me insane! Turns off/resets halfway through cooking, the settings don't do what they are supposed to - I can feel your pain!...See MoreAppliances Miele or Asko?
Comments (18)Looking at Asko, Miele and Siemens for oven, induction and dishwashers for a new build. Been to cooking demo’s for all including VZug and Neff. Asko Elements ovens seem like a good pyro and steam oven in comparison to price point for Miele (not paying $10K for one Miele oven), but don’t want to compromise ourselves down the track with maybe spending a bit more upfront for Miele ovens as they have such a good reputation. I also can’t locate many reviews for the Asko ovens. Likely going with Miele dishwashers and induction as Miele induction is built for flush mount and won’t void any bench top warranties. I’ve read really mixed reviews on the Asko dishwasher but price point between Asko and Miele dishwashers wasn’t too much. Range hood looking at Falcem. Does anyone have any experience with the Asko Elements ovens? Or should we be sticking to Miele ovens (combi steam and pyro)?...See MoreWhat is your favourite cleaning tool or appliance?
Comments (28)Without a doubt Enjo works best for us. We have a fairly new kitchen and we were having trouble easily removing the marks from black matte cabinetry as well as cleaning the ‘fresh concrete’ Caesarstone without streaks ( both of these materials have lots of comments on this Houzz advice site). The Enjo works much better than the manufacturer supplied products - I think because the fibres & water remove the dirt without leaving a residue behind which can streak. Our Enjo rep is happy to pop over to show us how to best clean whatever new material we bring into the house. We have been reaIly stuck sometimes but the cloths always come up trumps. I promise I am not an Enjo rep myself, just a convert!...See More- 5 years ago
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