Home Improvement Today?

^ that came out really good. Nice work!

 

Looks awesome! Why is there a plant in the shower? Watering it

 

so my dishwsher died today., anyone have any suggestions? trying to keep in the $500 - $600 range, user experience? long term use?

 

Sears, kenmore..

 

Happy with our Bosch , nice and quiet

 

which model you use?

 

I will have to look

Ours is SS , but most models also come black or white , not sure what you are looking for

 

something heated dry, sani clean or whatever they call it, reliable, ss finish, +- $600.


there seems to be a bosch assenta model i believe, that is rated well. not sure

 

Not sure how much cheaper appliances are down there but ours was around $8-900 IIRC for the SS version

 

example:

http://www.lowes.com/pd_353946-3904...d=3409006&Ntt=dishwasher&Ns=p_product_price|0

 

or

http://www.lowes.com/pd_163356-3904...d=1148829&Ntt=dishwasher&Ns=p_product_price|0

 

as for a range of prices...its linked to my local store so you can see local prices here. all places seem to have about same pricing

 

Either one looks good

 

that stacked stone really looks great in there! bravo!

 

Wish mine was capable of doing more then telling me to do it

 

My wife is a trooper. She helps with whatever she can. She sanded and painted the vanity while I cut the faux stone. Once I got one wall of the faux stone up, she started caulking it while I cut the other wall. I had to work yesterday so she finished caulking the wall. She also loves trying out power tools. She loves using the impact driver to remove screws. Plus, if I ask her to make me a sammich, she asks, "What kind?" I'm a lucky man.

 

Those are good. I picked up a ss Kenmore elite,reg price 800$, got it for 450$ plus tax.

 

That's my wife's doing. She didn't have a place for it so she put it in there.

Thanks. I like working with that stuff. It's fairly easy to put up. They are expensive though (works out to about $10/sq ft). The biggest pain is the panels aren't square so I have to square them up before I put them on the wall to avoid huge gaps. Plus I bought the wrong kind. I bought the non-interlocking panels so I have to cut my own interlocks. It's fairly easy with a jigsaw but it just adds a step.

 

My buddy just bought one of those to replace his. He loves it. He said it's super quiet compared to the one he had (came with the house built in 1980).

We have a Kitchenaid that is pretty quiet (came with our house).

 

Yes U R. I love my impact drive too - this is mine. $100 - light weight so can use it all day no problem - can do just about any job.

Makita DT01W 12V max Lithium-Ion Cordless Impact Driver Kit

http://www.amazon.com/Makita-DT01W-...TF8&colid=3FZGI55YANKYH&coliid=I34JX0ATYJF7TO