
Shopping for appliances just got easier.
Whether you’re renovating your kitchen or the dishwasher just broke, appliances are a tough item to shop for. Before starting, figure out two things: budget and available space. Once those two things are determined, the fun can really begin!
Do you want all stainless steel? An ice maker in your fridge? What is a warming drawer anyways? Modern day appliances give you so many choices that the options seem almost endless. Have no fear; we’ve put together a few tips to help you choose the perfect appliance for your home.
Ask the Right Questions
Choosing the right refrigerator is a big task. When shopping, be sure to ask yourself the basic questions, such as: Do I want a water dispenser? Is there a built-in filter? Do I need adjustable shelves? However, it’s also good to ask some not-so top-of-mind questions, as well. We recommend the following: Which way does the door need to swing? What kind of food shopper are you (once-a-week vs. daily)? Do you need special lighting? What about finishes? If this seems daunting, try speaking with a designer or appliance sales person–they’ll make shopping a breeze!
Be Aware of Your Needs
Dishwashers have come a long way–from the classic pull down to an innovative drawer option. When shopping for a dishwasher, a few good points of consideration are noise, racks, cycles, and soil sensors. Need space for oddly shaped serving dishes, as well as wine glasses? Look for a dishwasher with adjustable racks. Have little ones at home? Check out a unit with a sani-wash cycle, which is perfect for baby bottles. Additionally, if you’re more concerned with the design, choose a paneled dishwasher designed to blend in with cabinetry.
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Consider Your Options
Induction, gas, or electric? Decisions, decisions, decisions… There are pros and cons to each. Electric ranges are often the most cost effective, but they usually have a slow change in heat. Gas stoves allow you to use any type of pan and provide instant heat; however, not all properties are fit with a gas line. Induction cooktops are energy efficient and only react to certain metals (no more burnt fingers!); yet, the cost for induction is a bit higher than the other options. Before purchasing, weigh out all options, to ensure you’re getting what works best for you!
Enhance your space, without sacrificing taste. Come into a Nonn’s showroom to check-out Sub-Zero built in refrigerators–appliance shopping has never seemed easier (or more stylish).
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