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Comments (11)A long time member of the forum changed her name a few years ago, and the system automatically changed her date. She was one of our earliest members, and enjoyed having the earlier date on her profile. Much has changed since that, and I don't know if the system does that anymore. Sammy...See MoreHow to get your old gw username (and other tips)
Comments (38)You know I'm going to have to pay you a retainer, robo - you are now my personal GW/Houzz IT person !! So here's my next question..... if you go to the Houzz home page, how do you find the forums, whether it's the GW topics or the Houzz topics? I get here because the links I have in my favorites get me here but I know sometimes the unthinkable happens and computers crash, info is lost. If I go to the Houzz home page as I did when the announcement was first made but the switch hadn't happened yet, I can't find anything that even hints at forums here. What if.... ? How do we get back here?...See MorePlease tell us who you are!!! Do you need help with username?
Comments (74)It's me gr8day! I had to add GW because imagine, someone already had gr8day : / I was worried I wouldn't see familiar names again! I think this is a great marriage and will add an infusion of excitement with the addition of houzz. So many times I have turned to houzz for inspiration and visual help and then to GW for advice. Now we can have both in one place....See MoreAttn: Username: buehl/Just want to bounce my plan off all of you guys!
Comments (21)You mean it'll be a pony wall at the R end of the FP? The prep sink would work there on the kit side. From Sena's LO there'd be about 4' of prep space between it and the stove. I'd still use a shallow pantry on the wall of the laundry room at the end. (that'd also eliminate the deep lower corner cabinet area problem) I'd put in an EZreach upper cab on that corner to butt up to the shallow pantry. uppers usually run about 15" deep, don't they? I'd want a long area of prep space on the other side too instead of a deep pantry. Having the window side not so deep by the door and shallow on the stove side would make it more open at the doorway. Easier to see little ones coming in too. Having a prep area on both sides would be great when you have help in the kitchen by family/friends. On the window side, how about the fridge next to the dw? You could even move the sink/dw to the L maybe another foot - that'd give maybe 3' or so to the R of the fridge for the desk area. (before the doorway to the sunroom) Try putting this in the layout/or 3d pic and post here so we can see how it looks. I like the idea of the 6' between counters when a number of people will be working in that area - and possibly someone going out or coming in that laundry area door. Less congestion. The wall ovens - those are good for those who have problems bending down to the oven on a stove. Really tall people, those with a bad back... or those who often use oven and stove top at the same time. Many don't like standing at the stove top with the heat of the oven so close to them. I'd love to have one but I so seldom use the oven, it doesn't seem worth it for me. I probably don't use the oven 2x a month. Maybe once a month. btw, I tried bolding my '2x a month' above and it did. I didn't hit submit tho, so maybe it would bonk me if I did that. Or maybe it is the phone or just when editing a post? I'm gonna go ahead and click on submit so we'll know. Saving my post first tho......See More- 11 years ago
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