The instructions to include a handy clickable link to the vendor are below. 1. First detail your experience with the vendor. 2. Click Preview Message 3. View your message, and make any corrections. 4. Open the site of the vendor in another window or tab 5. Go to the window or tab of the site, and place the cursor over the URL (address of the site), right click-the URL will then be highlighted....left click on copy 6. Go back to your message preview window, hover cursor over the Optional Link URL box and right click .... Then left click paste 7. In the Name of the Link box type the Vendor's name 8. Hit Preview once again...you will then be able to test your link to see for sure that it works. 9. If all is well, click submit And perhaps give step by step instructions on how to post a link? I am insecure (and computer challenged as well).. I know that sounds complicated, but so often things are really oversimplified, and of no value to someone who doesn't know about copying and pasting...I can remember not knowing how at one point. Anyone have suggestions? Want to rewrite? Start over? Is copying and pasting maybe different with different OS or browsers? I think some folks like to use a control button when copying...have never done that b4.

Thanks so much for the suggestions! I spent a LOT of time online making my decisions tonight...and wound up with the Danze Fairmont centerset bathroom faucet for $123.36 and the Danze Fairmont Shower/Tub combo fixture for $147.36. Both in brushed nickel and both from danzefaucetwarehouse.com. Prices around the Internet for Danze seemed to all have the same 15% off sale ending tomorrow...so I thought the prices were at least reasonable. And I've been VERY happy with my Danze Opulence faucet in brushed nickel in my kitchen for two years. Can't say enough great things about how solid it feels and the sheen to the finish. LOVE it!! I actually had it all ready to go on faucetdirect.com, but realized at the last minute they were out of stock. A very nice woman on the phone there said that if they are out of stock of Danze, it takes about three weeks for them to get a new shipment and then they ship it to you. Anyway, thanks again for the input! Sarah

I agree that this site is invaluable, but Consumer Reports is also an excellent resource (though have found some here disagree). Store websites only offer reviews from customers who have purchased items, but I find them (ajmadison & amazon in particular) valuable as well. CR currently has a Kitchen planning and buying guide on newstands that I have found very useful. Sounds like we have a similar budget, here are some things I found that you may be interested in: Sears is having a buy 3 appliances get 20% off sale until next weekend (though perhaps proces get better during Memorial Day sales?). You also get 5% off if you have/open a Sears card account. They will also match any local competitor price (we were looking at a range they had for 1300 and they honored Best Buy website price of 1000!). Kenmore 71013 is a nice french door fridge on sale for $1937, Samsung RF267AE well rated by CR and on sale at Sears $1979. We just got the highest rated (& well reviewed at multiple websites) Whirlpool GOLD GX5FHTXV fridge for $1360 - water inside and ice in freezer, rather than in the door, which I prefer. We have been very happy with a Kenmore dishwasher (#1389 currenly on sale for $586 and CR best buy rating). I do not work for Sears (though am sounding like it LOL!), just have been a happy customer! Good luck!

I had good luck with all these: -Danze faucets from danzefaucetwarehouse and costco. -Toto toilets from faucetdirect. -Decolav sinks from everyfaucet. -Hide-away ironing center and Panasonic fans from wamhomecenter. -Sconces from allmodernlighting. -Porcher faucets from irawoods.com. When in doubt do a search for the company or web site name along with the words "reviews" or "complaints". You will quickly find out if others had problems with that seller.