Wow, I will have to agree Roses Unlimited is one of the best vendors out there. I just rec'd my order of 6 teas and 1 tea-noisette, just so big and beautiful. I don't plan to order teas anywhere else in the future. The gallon size plants are ready to plant into the ground and you don't have to baby them a couple of years in a pot. Also Pat is the BEST to do business with, is totally patient with multiple order changes. Plus the fantastic selection...just thinking about it makes me want to go place another order!

The website works fine for me now... Sounds like maybe they just forgot to renew the domain name or something?

No our previous range was SS with a black top ant the black was really hard to keep clean our current range is all stainless and I usually just wipe it with a dry paper towel to clean up spatters. The range is a coarser finish than the fridge and dishwasher. On them I use a little Wyman's SS cleaner and polish about once a month it helps to prevent finger prints and of course we try to use the handles. You didn't mention specifics of what you want in appliances, but the old fashoned top freezer refrigerators are the least expensive, Maytag Whirlpool Kitchen Aid and Jenn Air are all made by Whirlpool and are your best brands. The Maytag and Whirlpool will be the least expensive. This is a nice range but over $1500 http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/KGRS505XSS.html here is another all SS for $1050 http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/JGB810SETSS.html here is a nice large otr microwave http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/KHMS2040W.html and a smaller one for less http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/R1514T.html for dishwasher I would stick with Bosch Kitchen Aid or Whirlpool. Hope this helps.

The delayed ignition for the stove-top burners is an easy adjustment. In the vast majority of cases, you simply need to bend the spark igniter back into the proper position. If your range is still under warranty, I would have service technician do it. While not difficult per se, there is a small chance that you could crack the ceramic insulator in the process. Better have somebody else be responsible, if that happens. If it no longer is under warranty, get some locking pliers, grip the top part of the igniter and very gently move it into a better position. This might require some trial and error, but if the burner doesn't ignite within three clicks, you know that you are not done yet. Oh, and if you do break the igniter, don't panic. They are cheap and if you ask nicely,, your dealer (or Bluestar) might just give you a handful of them for free. The biggest pain is unscrewing them from the burner head, if the stove has already been in use for a couple of years. The screw tends to seize up over time (and if it isn't firmly fastened, the igniter won't click at all; so do make sure it has a solid electric connection). Can't really tell you much about the temperature swings for the oven. I don't see those with my oven, and the installer did actually verify the oven's performance with a thermometer. My only comment would be that running the convection fan is likely to reduce uneven temperatures. But the 50-70 incorrect top temperature is easily adjustable. Pull off the oven's control nob. In the center of the axle, you'll find a tiny screw. Turn it adjust the setpoint for the thermostat. Again, this is something the installer really should have verified for you. And once it is set, it shouldn't really need additional adjustments.