| ...s, richly textured metals, or synthetic composites that offer distinct visual appeal and environmental benefits. customization extends to unique inlays, such as bespoke artistic designs or integrated cutting boards and trivets. ideal for homeowners, designers, or commercial spaces looking to make a statement or require specific properties from their surfaces, specialty countertops blend function w... |
| ...e bowl and the function of a double bowl.
accessories
sink accessories add another level of function and convenience. choose from a wide range of practical options, such as sink racks, baskets, cutting boards, caddies and colanders. other accessory selections such as soap dispensers and sponge holders aid in cleaning and organization.
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| ...or the season.
many homeowners want a fully functional outdoor kitchen that operates independently from the indoor kitchen, which requires even more storage space to keep pots, pans, utensils and cutting boards outside.
outdoor cabinetry needs to be ready to withstand the elements. to handle rain and keep items dry, weather-tight options are available.
in addition to high durability, o... |
| ..., including in the kitchen and bathroom, making your cleaning regimen easier and more cost-effective.
simplify your kitchen
the academy for nutrition and dietetics suggests using two different cutting boards when making a delicious dinner for your family - one for raw meat, poultry and seafood, as well as one for raw vegetables - to prevent cross contamination.
it is important to regula... |
| ...talled in.sink-base cabinets can be created specially to fit an installed sink. also, look for accessories that work with your sink to save space and add convenience in the kitchen.
options include cutting boards, rinsing baskets, colanders, bottom grids and drains, among others.
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| ...y natural, food safe arm & hammer baking soda. sprinkle it onto a clean, damp sponge or cloth, and wipe clean. rinse thoroughly and then dry. baking soda is great for counters, stainless steel sinks, cutting boards, microwaves, lunch boxes, wooden spoons, oven tops, range hoods and more.
* more cooking this time of year also means more cleaning around the kitchen. soak encrusted grease and food... |
| ... of women's shoes were made from maple, as were airplane propellers in the 1920s. Maple has been a favorite of American furniture makers since early Colonial days. Hard maple is the standard wood for cutting boards because it imparts no taste to food and holds up well. Cream to light reddish-brown. Usually straight-grained and sometimes found with highly figured bird's-eye or burl grain. Bird's-ey... |