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I personally don’t cook but luckily for me my girlfriend loves it, and even though we have a decent kitchen now that we bought a place, she seemed to do fine in
by Xenoamorphous 5y ago
I personally don’t cook but luckily for me my girlfriend loves it, and even though we have a decent kitchen now that we bought a place, she seemed to do fine in smaller kitchens. And I’ve never met anyone with 2 ovens.
And even though kitchens are way smaller than in the US (or at least the average one in those shows), another difference is that we have the washer in the kitchen (almost no one has a drier though, and after using one in London I wonder why anyone would use one for anything other than sheets and towels, those things destroy clothes) and usually the kitchen was a separate room (due to the smell, I guess?), but nowadays an “open plan” has grown a lot in demand.
- Symbiote 5y agoPutting the washing machine in the kitchen is just a result of limited space. Houses in Britain with enough space will put it a different room, often called a utility room, scullery or laundry room. That would be difficult to find in London. (Apartments in Denmark will put it in the bathroom, since the building regulations require a floor drain in case of leaks.)