They sent the wrong color part because they keyed in wrong model number. so we got part for black range, not SS. They said they would send out correct one but never did. My husband has spent YEARS (it seems) on hold trying to get them to send out SS part with numbers on it. Finally got someone who knew what they were doing to talk to him today. Had to practically begin process all over again but they saw their error and say they will send out SS part. Hope so…but who knows? If they would only send out new set of decals for these appliances it would be far easier and less expensive for LG. I’d be willing to pay for a couple sets since my range is only 7 months old. Since I did not scrub the numbers on my range to begin with, the new part may not hold up either. Doubt water alone will remove grease spots or spatters. :(

Sorry you didn't get an answer earlier! It has to be,a button on the maker's page "post a review". You just have to push it and write a review!

I have custom white cabinetry that was installed in 2004. By 2019, with children, pets, a kitchen with a lot of natural light, they were looking very tired, and it seems all that nice light had gradually yellowed the paint. I hired a local painter who specializes in painting kitchen cabinetry who had great recommendations to repaint them. He did a ton of sanding and cleaning prep, sprayed boxes on site, took all door and drawer fronts to his shop etc., so it didn’t seem to be a shoddy job. Looked great when it was done, I was thrilled. It has not held up at all and is chipping off in many places, especially where there is a lot of detail. I am so disappointed in the longer term resilience of the paint that I would not recommend it to someone with decent cabinetry. Given my very expensive experience I would also recommend just lightening everything up with a new countertop and backsplash.

Is there a smaller, local rescue near you? DDIL managed a small one in Philadelphia for several years. They took in puppies and dogs that needed to be re-homed and a few cats too. One of their volunteer vets would also visit the ACCT - the city's Animal Care and Control center, and select dogs that looked like they would be suitable for adoption. All the dogs were first examined physically and mentally and then fostered by a team of volunteers in their own homes to best determine their behavior. The dogs also spent time in the rescue center which was in a small business area surrounded by residential buildings. They had volunteers come in to walk the dogs during the day for exercise and to observe how they reacted with the public. The staff got to know the volunteers and many of them ended up adopting the dogs they walked or fostered. All 3 of my kids adopted dogs through the shelter. I wonder if you were able to get to know the people working there if they'd alert you when a likely candidate came in. These rescues weren't 'sold' but it did cost a few hundred dollars in adoption fees to cover neutering and licenses.