SCMagi
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Look at my new coffee machine.The only problem is that I don't have any more space to put it normally.I want to make repairs in the kitchen and expand the countertop.
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RAD!! Since its plumbed can you build it into your wall? I have friends who did that. Looks really nice. I just added a chemex and Magical butter maker to my collection. I want to start playing with cannabis tnctures and coffee at home. I will let y'all know how it turns out.
Rustlen
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Hm, you know building it into the wall could actually be a good solution. A couple of my friends have also done it like that, and they really like the result. However, you have to understand that you will have to make some "demolishing" job to build it into the wall. I prefer to change the countertop as it is easier to do, and it actually looks much better. I can recommend you a store with some very lovely countertops, though. Most of their products are made of granite and quartz, so they are of a really excellent quality, and the prices are adequate.
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EdythEkmark
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Does it make a good coffee?
EdythEkmark
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I don't want to compare.
Do you like it?
Do you like it?
aleeref
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Oh, the kitchen. There isn't a greater topic than this one, because you can talk about it all day and all night. There are films, songs, and paintings about it. However, you will never be able to say if a certain type of food is good or bad because it is solely based on taste, which you cannot comprehend. You can get some food-related reports by going to the Food Services industry page. I am confident that you will discover folks here who share your likes. I wish you luck with that.
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Rustlen
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Yep, the only solution for you would expand the countertop. BTW, your coffee machine is so cool, I have pretty the same one.
Alisonin
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When we moved to our new house, we like everything there except the kitchen. I love cooking, and for me, it is so important to have a large kitchen. Because I really have a lot of kitchen stuff that I use. My husband assured me that he has a fabulous idea to extend the kitchen without making radical changes. He just hired a team that installs Quartz Worktops Hull, and they actually made the whole plan of how our kitchen would look better. I'm in love with the result.
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daviding
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I need that coffee maker. WFH is very difficult without coffee. xilinx fpga
FaithKelly
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I know your pain all too well! I have little worktop surface to play with in my kitchen but I managed to find loads of hacks on this blog on tiny kitchens... maybe you could make the windowsill breakfast bar idea work for you?! If you can be bothered with the expense and effort of housing it in the wall, I think it'd look great... but it's probably not necessary.
Goast2
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I recently bought a new sofa in my kitchen and the problem was that it didn't fit properly, the radiator was in the way. I had to replace it as well, as it wasn't doing its job properly. I measured everything several times and ordered a new radiator at www.radiatoroutlet.co.uk/ I had to make some repairs and my sofa blends in perfectly.
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monumental_brew
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I had the perfect spot in my kitchen for a coffee station...
CupaGil
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I had a similar problem with overhanging cabinets not giving enough space for my Jura Z6. We found an acrylic beverage cart that was a great solution for us. CupsGil
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