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Old 03-05-2001, 06:54 PM
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Post Just bought a new house 2 days ago

Yes I did and need someinput on the appliances I may want.
Currently the stove is a Jenn air (electric) with different attachements.
Anyone have the scoop on the latest appliances to be had.
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Congratulations on your new home!!

We're gutting our entire kitchen, and replacing everything. I like the look of stainless, and we are most likely going to buy a Kitchen Aid refrig., because of the styling, as well as its energy rating, the DCS dual fuel range, which is much better than the Viking, as far as I can see, and a Maytag dishwasher, which we already have, and it is great. For our ventilation system, we are looking at the Zephyr Cyclone. It's very compact and quiet, so they say.


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Old 03-06-2001, 10:54 AM
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Momoreg: How long of a process will this/is the gutting and reworking of an entire kitchen? Sounds like an interesting process as well as a huge learning experience. Keep us posted! I currently have a gas stove and oven, love the gas stove/hate the gas oven--is yours going to be electric or gas (the oven)?
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Old 03-06-2001, 10:57 AM
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Congrats Danielle! Are you having the house built? How fun to be in the stage of being able to choose what kitchen things to put in. I only had a new house built once, and had no clue at that time (very young then!) on good appliances and such. Best to get the good things in as you're doing now.
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I think a gas cooktop and an electric/convection oven makes the most sense. What I wouldn't give to have a house with a properly equipped kitchen!
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The process should begin next week, and I'm sure it will be a learning experience, as you said. The oven is electric, and the range is gas (propane). That's the only way I can get the self-cleaning.
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Hear, hear, Crudeau. I'm with you. I only wish I'd had someone to ask about this before I bought my stove.
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Old 03-06-2001, 02:43 PM
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That's why I want to replace my oven. It takes 30 min sometimes to heat up to 400. It's really bad, and no self cleaning. I think it's supposed to burn the things off but it doesn't. I can't imagine not having the gas stove though. Would be great to have a double oven..I don't know a thing about convection...is that what many of you are using these days?
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