I have a 36"Wolf induction cooktop and the Wolf downdraft behind it, on a 11ft long center island. If you are already used to cooking on an induction cooktop,you know that any drops of water or any slight touch, will change the element heat up/down. It's important to have the delicate controls off to the side somewhere, so one doesn't inadvertently change the settings and burn the food. The burners, 4 of them, work great. I love how fast they cook. The 5th burner, the largest one, worked for about 1 year, then quit. One cannot just replace the faulty burner. One has to replace the whole cooktop, so I didn't do that. It's a transistor thing, the repairman said. The downdraft went up/down, with a concealed switch. It looks great, but only comes up about 12-14" tall. One day, it wouldn't retract, so it's stuck in the upright position behind the cooktop, and it doesn't turn on./off. Again, I have to replace the whole thing, according to the repairman. I have had this cooktop and downdraft 10 years. Look at all the choices on the mkt. today. I had no choice, really, as induction was new to the American mkt. I also recently bought a SubZero ice dispensing side by side, refrig/freezer. It's OK, but holds less than the KA I replaced it with. The best DW I have found, is the Bosch, with 3 racks. I can fold all the racks down to fit almost anything. A lot of DW do not have fold down tines. You do have to use salt to keep glassware sparkling. TRM

Don't know about everyone else, but I use AdBlock Plus. It's a Firefox extension that blocks ALL advertisements and popups. The other day I was troubleshooting (trying to figure out why I can't see pictures uploaded from one's computer. I CAN see them if their linked from an online photo hosting site) Anyway, I had all my FF extensions disabled. There are so many ads and crap moving around, I kept getting distracted and couldn't read. It's like watching TV with no commercials :)

make sure you get the right one because some of them are not really ad blockers they are adware or worse, I had to help someone try to get one of those rogues off and it was a pain. I don't use chrome, maybe jasdip or someone that uses the real one can give you a link so you know you have the right one. I use adblock plus on my firefox and I see there is one for Chrome and I know adblock plus is good Adblock Plus for Chrome you can also get it at the chrome store. Chrome Addon: AdBlock for Google Chrome

" I scan almost daily with Malwarebytes AntiMalware and SuperAntiSpyware". This is waay overkill in my view. Prevention is much more effective than remediation. Install a capable and comprehensive antivirus and security system on your PC and these two software packages will be unnecessary. Adblock plus is good at keeping page renderings lean, if that sort of thing bothers you. Otherwise, just as with a newspaper or magazine, it's not so hard to just ignore the ads. Edit for PS Blocking popups is done via a browser setting and is a good idea. Also a good idea is to be careful where you go when browsing on the internet and never click on links or go to sites for which you can't be certain of their safety. By using good judgement in your behavior and choice of security software, danger will never be encountered.