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Posted by on October 6, 2006, 8:13 pm
Art Todesco wrote:
> If you house is full of short people,
> like mine, and you use your microwave for
> actual cooking, rather than re-heating,
> it is NG. It is too high to lift a heavy
> pot or cassarole over hot pots on the
> range. We have a built-in microwave,
> but we mounted it above a built-in wall
> oven. We compromised lifting up
> and stooping down. So, the microwave is
> a bit high, but the oven is a bit
> low, but on the average, it works for us.
>
> lee.james@spartan.ab.ca wrote:
> > Just bought a fancy new range and I'm trying to decide whether to get a
> > nice 'angular' range hood and have to get rid of the cabinets above the
> > range, or install one of those combo microwave/range hood units.
> >
> > I would like to hear feedback from people who actually own or have
> > owned them.
> >
> > My concern? All the pictures how the unit venting over the top of the
> > microwave. Um, if I buy a nice shiny stainless steel unit isn't it
> > going to get grunged up really quick if all the condensation is
> > constantly flowing over the front of it?
> >
> > You would think they would have the vent underneath.
> >
> > Am I missing something?
Stainless steel is a pain to clean.
I'd take enamel anyday.
Mrs. Clean
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