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Comments (15)Odd man out here...From my experience... I'd prefer the cup. Granted I'm not sure of your instructions... but if I recall correctly, with the sticks there are some precautions...like don't let the urine splash up on the stick past a certain point, don't over saturate, but pee directly on for 5 seconds (what if your stream changes?),etc... You also may have to worry about the stick hitting toilet water without even knowing it and maybe deluting the results. And, I wouldn't doubt sometimes enough urine may not even hit the stick. I would just think the cup may be more precise and accurate. If there are no precautions, then the stick may be easier, but if there are and you need accuracy, I would suggest the cup....See MoreWould you rather?! (Kitchen edition)
Comments (13)I style my house for us. We are the ones paying the bills for the house. I want the home to be comfortable and appealing for us now. Not some unknown person who might like it or might not in the future. I don't have a storage space problem in my kitchen that I need the extra cabinets height. I want to reach everything easily when I am cooking. It is a lot easier to clean a bulkhead than getting up on a ladder to clean all those (to me) useless cabinets inside and out. I clean my cabinets a lot more than my bulkhead. Even when I do clean the flat surface of the bulkhead I have a special tool that I don't need a ladder. Everyone has their own preference and lifestyle. There is no wrong or right way, just what works for you. I just prefer to do better things with my time than clean useless space....See MoreWould you rather have a dishwasher or a drawer base?
Comments (61)To recap, Mama Goose's goal: Sell the house as quickly as possible (not rent it out - it used to be a rental) [But, not to spend the money on a full remodel, etc.] "...space to extend the kitchen wall 6"...to put a DW bay beside the sink..." "...There is a 30" door cabinet (1 drawer above each door)..." "...I will not be including the DW..." "...expense of replacing the laminate countertops, running electrical for the outlet, and converting sink plumbing. ..." "...Construction of the wall extension, DW return panel (painted to match cabinets), electrical, and plumbing will be DIY by family members in the construction trades. ..." "...Flooring is being replaced...so that's not an issue. ..." "...need to decide about the DW before we start the flooring installation..." "...I'm not sure that we would net that much more on the selling price, but I'm hoping that the house will sell quicker." Assuming this would not be a "tear down" (and it sounds like it would not be)... If you're redoing the flooring and it will be decent flooring that someone would not necessarily want to tear out and redo, then I would definitely make the space for the DW now. No space for a DW would either be a deal-breaker for me or I would low-ball my offer b/c I would know I would have to do some major work to add a DW. However, if you sell it as a "fixer upper" and price it accordingly, you may not have to add the DW b/c people buying fixer uppers know they will have to do a lot of work anyway. No millennial I know (my kids at 22 & 24 are tail-end millennials or the next generation) would want a home without a DW. Face it, the vast majority of them grew up with a DW and see them as basic appliances (like a refrigerator or range) and would expect one in even the lowest end home....See MoreWhich would you rather have?
Comments (62)What I would really like is a Yeona's helper. I enjoy cooking but would like a sous chef to help me. I enjoy a gardening but sometimes I need an extra pair of hands and digging doesn't always go well when I do it. Cleaning goes much more quickly and is wonderful when you're conversing with someone so I would love someone to help with that too. I would love someone to divide up with to do the grocery shopping. Plus have someone to walk the dogs with. I would love someone to help me clean my kitchen every night. I want to do all these things but I always think oh I wish I had someone with me to make it go quicker and be more interesting. Of course there's no such thing....See More- 5 years agolast modified: 5 years ago
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