I just bought the steamwasher and dryer, because my wife wanted the steam. My 4 week in-depth research clearly pointed out to Bosch nexxt products, or to the Samsung. I will receive the washer and dryer saturday. I am extremely irritated about the idea of mold and bad odors (bacteria) developing somewhere inside this machine. Many have reported this problem on the internet, although they "alledgedly" keep the plastic seal/gasket and tub, clean. Although i have not studied this machine closely enough yet, I deal a lot in testing performance plastics as well as other parts, and molding plastics. In fact, this is my area of expertize. If bad smells develop I will send LG washer parts to our laboratory for numerous testing. It could be a compound problem, or a part badly tooled etc.. UL DOES NOT TEST THESE ABOVE POINTS. If i do find a problem i shall report it. The other possibilty is that the consumers reporting this problem are lying about how they clean their machines. We are supposed to perform a clean tub cycle "from time to time" with bleach. The manual does not give specifics it just says "from time to time". If mold develops on the gasket it's a rubber compound. There's many grades of rubber... If any of you live in florida and keep your vehicles outside, check the rubber gaskets on your windows...although they are black, there is mold on there. You just dont see it as much because the gaskets are black. Anyway, just wanted to let you all know that "the devil makes pots and pans" But he doesn't make the covers for these!" If my machine ends up smelling after a few weeks of use, I will find out what the cause is. Bad odors have an origin. We will take the entire machine to pieces if need be to determine what is causing this issue.

Work keeps interrupting my posting, sorry. These are great. My fave would be circus's new old stock but those are only 3" long. I need 8 total. The two on the front facing the stool won't get much use, but the six on the back attach to my most frequently-used prep drawers. One problem with the new old stock is that it's only a hair short of 3" long in total length. I think that's a bit tight for a drawer I'm opening all the time, no? deedles's brown ones might look more ORB-y but there aren't enough available. I will look into more of these options and then report back. 'Til then keep the great ideas coming! Also, won't the Bakelite stand out too much, or look like a mismatch to the ORB hinges? Those bin pulls are also great. I'm too chicken to buy something like that without touching them, though.

It is a headache times planning frequent potlucks!

Mayo Clinic might be able to help you- MR Imaging Safety Considerations of Gadolinium-Based Contrast Agents: Gadolinium Retention and Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis — Mayo Clinic https://mayoclinic.pure.elsevier.com/en/publications/mr-imaging-safety-considerations-of-gadolinium-based-contrast-age