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>inclusive of "needing" $10k viking stove/range, and $10k subzero fridge/freezer in your kitchen because you are a "foodie" Haha, don't forget the classic comb
by AussieWog93 4y ago
>inclusive of "needing" $10k viking stove/range, and $10k subzero fridge/freezer in your kitchen because you are a "foodie"
Haha, don't forget the classic combo of the $10k Caesarstone countertop plus half a dozen blunt knives.
- steveBK123 4y agoLOL yes, thank you. People might argue somehow the appliance makes them cook better but the countertops and cabinetry is a pretty tough sell. Every time I look at my 30 year old kitchen & bathrooms, and tally up what it would cost to update them, I can't help but think I'd rather just retire a bit earlier. Yes things need to be replaced as they break, and ultimately some renovation will be needed.. but I know people gutting 10-15 year old kitchens & baths purely for aesthetics every time they move. Full employment for tradesmen.
- shostack 4y agoIs Caesarstone nice?
- m0llusk 4y agoYes, but more important is that it is trendy and differentiated from similar options such as granite.