Fori - Thanks it is a pretty mirror and I got it for peanuts! I took all the old polish off, cleaned it up, and polished it back to it's former glory :-) mfrog, I don't think it was designed for a shoe store! Anyway, all fixed! I lifted the main mirror off the bracket then I stared at it for ages. Eventually I unscrewed the bits left on the mirror and swapped them over, and...it worked! There was a lot of head scratching - but got there in the end. Hoorah! I am very happy thanks lazygardens you are a star most bright.

Well when the garage isn't working, everything else on the circuit seems to work fine (lights in the garage). There is one outlet in the garage that isn't a part of that circuit so if it still give me trouble then I guess I have to assume it is the garage and not the breaker. In that case, does anyone know about what could be wrong with the garage? When it doesn't work, all I do is flip the breaker that it is on and it works again for a short period of time.

I have a 36" rangetop and frequently use 4 burners, and sometime use 5. I've even used all 6! If you count having a pan of something from the ovens cooling on a burner or two, then I use 6 pretty regularly. Hey, that would be another "pro" for a cooking surface with more burners: using one or two as a cooling rack for oven items while still having other burners available for active cooking. If you choose rangetop and want that attractive 4 door look, I suggest having one wide drawer with the front made to look like two separate drawers. 24" wide drawers won't be effective for storing pots and pans. Wider is usually better.

Bi-fold doors are often installed with flimsy hardware, and the symptoms you are noticing are typical. You could have someone put in quality, heavier-duty bi-fold hardware, or you could make the changeover to swinging doors, but you would need someone competent with the right skills and tools.