List of recommended furniture brands in all price ranges
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36" American Range All Gas vs 36" Wolf All Gas Range
Comments (6)In February we were making a decision about the AG ranges and were looking at American, Bluestar and Wolf. We did tons of research and looked and looked. At that time I was also thinking I wanted a color range rather than stainless, so that narrowed it down to Bluestar and American. We decided the American was a better value than the Bluestar and were ready to order until we did a final measurement and discovered that the extra depth of the Performer would not work in our particular configuration because a drawer on an adjacent wall wouldn't open. So, much as we would have liked it, that eliminated that possibility. Then, we found an AG Wolf floor model on clearance (one of the old models with the open burner) and bought that. I like it, but personally I wouldn't want the burners on the new model Wolf. And, there have been a couple times (maybe only 3 or 4) when I thought to myself I would have liked to have one of the more powerful burners from the Performer. In your shoes, I'd save the money and get the Performer. This doesn't mean I don't like the Wolf; it just means that I don't think it is worth the extra money now, especially considering the fact it has sealed burners....See MorePlease recommend a pull saw for my Christmas list
Comments (7)Hi Casey and bobsmyuncle, *thanks* for the recommendations! The price range is good, and I like the idea of replacement blades. Which one(s) you want will depend upon what you want to do with them. Aye, that's so true, isn't it? :-) While I don't have a specific project in mind, I recall reading an article in This Old House some time this year where they were fitting wainscoting or something against an existing window stool and apron, and mentioned using a "Japanese pull saw". For the life of me, I cannot find that article now in my TOH issues on my shelf. What I do remember is thinking "wow, that would be handy to have". And another advantage for me is that I find that I have more muscle power in the "pull" motion than the push motion. I'm a girl, oops, I mean woman. :-) For some reason, I can pull more easily than push. Thanks again for this! --Lee...See MoreWould You Recommend Your Mid Priced Range?
Comments (9)Here you go amck: "Hi eeds, Thank you for considering Dacor among your appliance choices. In terms of consumer sites and other customers with problems - as with most products and services - there tends to be a disproportionate amount of negative postings on-line. That is true of the appliance industry and most industries involved in a business to consumer model. That is not to say there is not valid information posted, however, the postings alone do not provide the ratio for the total volume of any given product or service sold versus the number of failures. Nevertheless, we like to think that one issue with a product or service for one of our customers is one too many, which is why we always recommend that our customers contact us directly regarding any concerns they may have. Our current 3 For Free Promotion was created to help our customers in providing them with added value, in today's economy. We have been in business making very fine cooking appliances for over 45 years and our current appliances are amongst the best we've ever built. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact our Customer Service Mon-Fri. 6:00-5:00 PST at 800-793-0093 ext. 2126. We can also be reached via email at customersatisfaction@dacor.com. Thank you, Dacor Customer Service" Here is a link that might be useful: Link...See More36" all gas range - which brand do you like for simmering?
Comments (16)Vent-a-Hood owner here...it's great, nothing gets past it. I can watch the steam, smoke, etc., rising and being captured by the hood with no escaping out into the rest of the room. It's nice not smelling stale food odors the next morning. You also cannot smell the odors during meal time. (Now if only I had the same for my double ovens!) I think the key to effectiveness of any hood is to be sure to size it appropriately. It should be: At least 6" wider than the cooking appliance (36" range means a hood at least 42" wide) 24" deep (27" deep if on an island or peninsula) CFMs should be at least 600, with more better Duct diameter at least 10" (quieter than 8") If you have a remote blower, it'll be quieter The stronger the fan, the lower the setting you'll need to use on a daily basis and the quieter it will be when in use BTW...I also recommend looking into induction. My mom used gas all her life but when she had replace her range three years ago, I talked her into induction. She was skeptical, but she loves it! She'll never go back to gas....See Moresable_ca
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