We are very happy with our Andersen Frenchwood Glider. Ours has an oak interior (which we had stained to match all the interior doors) and Terratone-colored exterior (to match the Andersen windows we'd installed).

Clever and creative. Wish my stove was just that dirty.

You can *sort of* clean it up a bit by taking it off the hinges it sits on (I pull my door straight up and it slides off the hinges) and use the backyard hose on it :-) I read somewhere here to use an old tube sock on a bent wire hanger and through the bottom of the oven door you can clean the glass - it is a pain but it does work to some degree. At least it will be somewhat cleaner anyway. Good luck! Messy job :-(

Erasmus, I really don't need glasses even for reading. What I do need is good light. I had my vision corrected by lenses for distance because I exercise and want to see the teacher from the back row and also because I possess a dose of vanity. I'm on the ol' computer machine a lot, and when I'm not I'm reading. For that I use common readers I pick up at my bookstore or drugstore. The optometrist gave me the reading to look for, 2.25 for books, 2.50 for computer. The really big deal is my right eye has astigmatism much steeper lower than higher, and thus can never be perfectly corrected. However, as mentioned, compensation is your friend. I don't notice the difference in vision acuity left to right except in instances like this when I'm writing about it. Otherwise, according to an eye chart, I'm good to pass the driving test. I'm a big proponent of cataract surgery. I did ask, and my surgeon does about 500 a year for many years. I so appreciate the skill of Dr. Mohamed.