Do You Use a Rug Near Sink and Stove
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Comments (12)I would not use Corian near a stove/range top Preventing Heat Damage: CORIAN� withstands heat better than ordinary surface materials. However, hot pans, as well as some heat-generating appliances, like frying pans, woks, toaster ovens, curling irons or crockpots, can damage the surface. To prevent heat damage, always use a hot pad or a trivet with rubber feet to protect your CORIAN�. Do not use large pots that extend off the stove or cooktop onto your CORIAN� surface and cook for several hours. They generate several hundred degrees of temperature that can crack the CORIAN�. Preventing Other Damage: In most cases, CORIAN� can be repaired if accidentally damaged. However, be sure to follow the guidelies here to prevent any permanent damage to CORIAN�....See MoreRug near kitchen sink
Comments (25)I spent years buying rugs for a very long but very narrow galley kitchen. Do I match? Do I get both the same size? Do I get rubber backing? Do I get design or solid? No matter --- I always ended up tossing them because they had to be washed so often that they would fall apart in no time. Then I found Indoor/Outdoor rugs on Overstock dot com They come in so many prints and colors now. I bought one long 3 ft. wide printed runner almost 3 years ago. When Vac'ing isn't enough I take the runner out back on the driveway, sprinkle some laundry detergent on it, hose it down, sometimes use a broom on it to loosen any ground in dirt, rinse it off and hang it on the dog-eared fence to dry. Because I have tile, my feet and legs don't ache so badly after a long day of cooking because the runner covers the triangle (stove/sink/fridg)in my kitchen. Mistakes? What I thought would be perfect but turned out more work/stress/hassle than it was worth? Oh Heck, I could write a book!...See MoreWhat do you think of glass cabinet doors near the stove?
Comments (8)I have glass doors on the cabinets on each side of my stove. I used frosted glass though, and it is even worse than clear glass about showing grease spots. I have no trouble at all keeping the doors clean. I have a really good hood though, so that probably makes a difference. As long as you have a strong hood that pulls out the smoke and grease, you should have no trouble at all with the glass staying clean....See MoreCan you do backplash just behind stove/sink?
Comments (11)I'm planning to do a backsplash only behind my stove. My sink is on a different wall and that wall will have a full backsplash. Plan is the operative word here though, it might change when the time comes to actually start the work. I started a folder for friends and family to help me with idea's which I posted a link to , look at the last picture. The counter is a bit cluttered but look past all that. Notice though that the homeowner put a framed photo up against the wall to the right of the stove. I like it and plan to do the same in my kitchen (not the framed photo), I want a painted wall because the backsplash is big and I feel more tile will just be competing with it? Here is a link that might be useful: backsplash only behind stove...See MoreRelated Professionals
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