After reading through all these comments, I was concerned about the quality of SH. I looked up the spec sheet on the faucet I am interested in buying and it has the following certifications: cUPC ASME A11.18.1 NSF/ANS I61 NSF/ANSI 372 ICC/ANSI A117.1 This covers, among other things: lead free, safe for drinking, supply fittings. In fact, they address lead free specifically in their FAQs: " All Signature Hardware kitchen and bathroom sink faucets are compliant with lead regulations determined by the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). This includes NSF/ANSI 61 (to meet North American drinking water standards) as well as AB1953 (to meet California drinking water standards). They are safe to use, as required by law, and undergo a rigorous testing and inspection process before being authorized for sale. We are also proud to stand behind our products with our warranty. " And their faucets have a 25 year warranty. I couldn't find anything about where they manufacture, but even if assembled here, I'm sure there are parts that come from China. You'll be hard pressed to find an all American made & assembled product of any sort. Many of the concerning posts were from years past so it looks like SH has made improvements since then. I will go ahead with my plan to purchase faucets for my kitchen reno. Fingers crossed!

We waited about 8 months for our Ravine Home sectional. I am extremely disappointed with it. We specifically selected their performance fabric after telling our designer that we have a large dog that sleeps on our couches. We have kept the section that our dog lays on covered with a blanket at all times but the fabric under is already looking worn and tired in less than a year. The spot where my husband usually sits looks even worse. The sectional looks nice but I don’t recommend it if you actually plan to use it.

Rugemporium240 on ebay has a bunch of great reviews and is recommended by various bloggers but their deals seem too good to be true and I have found a couple of complaints. Has anyone purchased from them?

IT, yes, I have installed these units from Costco. From what I’ve heard from my customers, they work really well, they are a bit loud though and the ones we’ve installed on the second floor of the house vibrates quite a bit, although we’ve solved that with a little soundproofing Under the tub where it meets the floor. It helps with the sound a little bit vibration hasn’t changed much. All in all it’s a good unit. Especially for the price. What are your thoughts? On another note, I was checking out some of the photos you posted regarding wet rooms and showers. I’ve built a bunch of them and I think they’re my favorite thing to build. The last one had steam, rain, wind, shower and tub all in one. It was truly wild. Here I’ll attach a photo.