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Major Kitchen Appliances
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My particular Calder is 22K-25K center burner.
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Yeah, these decisions actually suck to make.
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We are renting, which means we don't have to worry about any of this stuff. I think that is good.Originally Posted by dopey
We bought a place with all this stuff in it so we don't have to worry about any of it either.
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Bump--I have a small tax refund burning a hole in my pocket... thinking new range, maybe new fridge. Any recent experiences with the $1500-$2k range bosch models? Tried browsing gardenweb and chowhound but got a headache.
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What's wrong with Wolf ?
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Liebherr is zee German from what I recall.
How is the pricing vis-Ã -vis Wolf ?
How is the pricing vis-Ã -vis Wolf ?
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If you read consumer reviews (which, as a rule, will always lean to the complain-y), you're going to find a rant about pretty much every high-end appliance brand. All that says to me is that I can only afford to spend $4k on a cooktop and oven if I can also afford to be disappointed. I'm sure there are a lot of people quite happy with their big timer appliances.
Since I'm just replacing, not remodeling, I'm considering this Bosch range. Sealed gas burners on a glass top, electric oven w/ convection. Other than the touchscreen, it seems to be relatively no frills, designwise, which I prefer over some of the overloaded, try-hard models in the price range.
There's also an outlet near me with pretty good prices on a couple of nice 30" "pro" models from kitchenaid, bertazzoni, dacor, and bluestar, in order of increasing price--any red flags on those brands?
Since I'm just replacing, not remodeling, I'm considering this Bosch range. Sealed gas burners on a glass top, electric oven w/ convection. Other than the touchscreen, it seems to be relatively no frills, designwise, which I prefer over some of the overloaded, try-hard models in the price range.
There's also an outlet near me with pretty good prices on a couple of nice 30" "pro" models from kitchenaid, bertazzoni, dacor, and bluestar, in order of increasing price--any red flags on those brands?
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