Which would you choose - Liebherr or Bosch?
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which type of neighborhood would you choose/what DID you choose?
Comments (16)Either B or C...we're not the cheapest house in the neighborhood but there are some that are significantly larger/more extravagant/ pricier than ours. The neighborhood began development about 20 years ago. The original builder is completing the development. We actually chose the neighborhood before we decided to build. We chose it for the school system (best in the city), location (very close commute to work, shopping, highway, etc), and the overall feel. When we walked around while shopping for houses, other people stopped us to introduce themselves and tell us how much they liked their house, neighborhood, and the builder. We also ran into about 7 different acquaintances that all lived there! We looked at another development that is newer but the houses all backed up to each other so the backyards were not private. That was a deal breaker for us. We couldn't find a house in our price range to buy in our chosen neighborhood, so we bought the last lot and are currently builder. So far, relatively smooth sailing....See Morex-post which two dw's would you choose?
Comments (1)I can't imagine why you'd get one high end and one entry level ---- so some of your dishes will be really clean and some won't?...See MoreSub-Zero vs. Bosch vs. Liebherr
Comments (10)I had the 30" Liebherr freestanding with bottom mount freezer for 1-1/2 years and loved it -- quiet, steady and a great freezer with the drawers. It held a lot for an apartment fridge and the freezer kept DH's ice cream in a perfect state. The shelves were a non issue when everything goes in. It was installed to look freestanding right up against a wall and the 0 clearance thing was a lifesaver because there were no strips required on the wall side. The drawers were a bit tricky to remove for cleaning but they did come out with no issues re the door. I just had to be careful about jamming them on the door because of the installation. The lighting was excellent. Food stayed really fresh for a very long time and it was completely quiet. Blissfully so. The only nuisance was the drain that needed to be cleaned out from time to time with Q tips but that may have been due to really bad quality water from old building pipes. My girlfriend has the 36" French door, installed mid-year last year and has issues. First ice maker then something else. Hers is built in and completely behind wood panels and looks fabulous. But also looks like it will be replaced (though her fridge has been really jinxed in this kitchen -- this is the 4th or 5th one that hasn't been quite right). Marthavila has the same model with 0 issues and adores it. DD has always had SZs and loves them. Now has a Miele 36" bottom mount but says she still prefers the SZ. I've been in and out of all her SZs in the various houses and the only difference I found between those and the Liebherr was that they were slightly noisier and more heavy duty-looking inside. But I don't feel the beefy insides make all that much difference with the fridge if, ultimately, the function is equivalent for less investment. When my Viking 36" fridge goes (and it will) I plan to replace it with Liebherr based on previous experience....See MoreWhich TWO dishwashers would you choose?
Comments (19)We just put two Tall drawers in our beachhouse kitchen, one in the butler's pantry next to that sink and trash, and a second one in the main kitchen next to the double drainboard sink and it's own trash receptable. (To me, a d/w should always have devoted trash and sink.) I really like the setup. Generally, the butler's pantry serves both the kitchen and DR and so it is where dishes and glasses are stored, so the D/W is right there. The second d/w is used in the prep area for pots, pans, bowls, etc. I have had double drawers in our primary house for a few years. I would never want anything but drawers again; the others seem so ungainly. The few truly oversized things I have are not things I would usually have done in the D/W anyway. Forgot to add: All of them are fully integrated, paneled front. What i mean by ungainly is having to open the door of a traditional washer, blocking traffic, and leaning down. With the drawer, I can pull it out few inches to drop something in. BTW. another way some people use two, is de facto storage. No reason to empty d/w; use the dishes from it until it is empty, putting the dirty dishes in the other drawer, then switch. This post was edited by mtnrdredux on Mon, Dec 1, 14 at 15:38...See Morehvtech42
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