Well, the "Lady Grey" tins had no expiration dates that I could read properly but I bought one. The "Prince of Wales" I bought is best used by 2012. I made a comment to the owner about expiration dates again, but he said "They just don't put them on do they?" Then he tried to convince me that the dates were only "shelf dates" and should not be sold after that. Well, I told him as he rang up a box of "Yorkshire Gold" tea bags that I gave a gift of this YG (purchased at his shop) to a friend one time and found out later it was nearly 2yrs. old! He said he doesn't understand the difference in taste really - oh brother. I answered it "Tastes like straw when old!" ha. he just smiled. Anyway, my box of YG is good until November of 2010 - 40bags to a box - how will I ever drink all of those before November? If anyone wants to sample Yorkshire Gold send me your address and I'll slip several or more bags into an envelope! And I also bought a small box of 20 Lapsang Souchong tea bags to try again. It has such an exotic smokey flavor that I didn't want to buy an entire tin. The shop owner also told me that Twinings is no longer going to offer the small packs of 6 bags. Have to buy boxes of 20bgs. in the future.

a friend has one and LOVES it! really, she is always singing its praises.

Jennair fully integrated models need a panel on the top to hide the workings of the frig. It also needs a few inches at the top left open for ventilation. Thermador does not need the top panel, as you already mentioned. These make a big difference if you are truly "integrating" the refrigerator with cabinets. If you are using SS fronts, I don't think it makes much difference since you have already declared that it is a frig there. It made a big difference to me that I do not show a top panel there to say that this is a frig... It also made a difference in terms of the strong horizontal lines that were working with in the kitchen design. I figured if I wanted to show that there was a frig, I would have gotton the Subzero BI model which really had the best interior layout for our needs. The Subzero 700 integrated models had a terrible interior layout in the model that we looked at. The Miele integrated frig could not hold gallon milk jugs. (We asked multiple times, including a visit to a Miele showroom, but no go.) Thermador was the only option for us at 36 inch bottom freezer model, which is all we had room for. The interior layout is great for our needs, and the integration is very well done. Jennair seems a notch below with their white interior plastic bins...... I have not gotten our Thermador yet, but we spent alot of time narrowing down the frig to a Thermador.....

I have never thought that Febreze smelled that great - I have a bottle sitting in the laundry room. I was sorely disappointed. I got another brand I like better - I'd tell you the name but I can't remember and I'm in the basement office right now!