Dishwasher
Gone are the days when dishwashers are big, bulky and noisy appliances. Today, dishwashers are so quiet that you can’t even tell if it’s on. In choosing a dishwasher, look for one that is discreet, in the sense that it features concealed control panels that are built into the top of the door. And, to keep it from standing out, choose one with stylized paneling. As much as possible, choose models with quieter motors and stainless-steel interiors to help minimize or even deaden dishwasher noise.
Choosing what type of refrigerator, whether side-by-side, top-and-bottom, or built-in, will depend mostly on your preference. However, the size of your refrigerator should also depend on the size of your family. If you have a large family, then most likely you’ll need a large fridge to contain all your food and water needs. In looking at size, take into account the length and width. Also, if you plan to get a refrigerator with additional features, make sure they complement each other. An external water dispenser wouldn’t go well with a paneled refrigerator since constant spills might damage the panel.
Go for gas cook-tops that feature low-level BTU output settings. This is very ideal for melting chocolate and making light sauces. For maximum control, precise cooking, and consistent heating look for burners that have an inner and outer flame.
If your budget does not permit you to get a gas cook-top, you can go for an electric residential cook-top, which is less expensive, but it may not have the same precision as gas models.
These are just some tips on choosing the right kitchen appliances. If you want to learn more, do some research on the product specifications and see whether it suits your needs.
Remember that the materials of your cabinets and counter-tops also should play a part in helping you choose which appliances to go for. Call Aspen Kitchens Inc. today to begin a consultation for your dream
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In 2010, Andrew founded Aspen Kitchens in Colorado Springs, introducing a unique design-build concept for kitchens and baths. This venture provided a comprehensive service where clients could design, source materials, and hire a general contractor under one roof.
After refining this business model over the years, Andrew, along with his wife and their three children, expanded by opening a professional retail kitchen supply store. Drawing on Lisa’s expertise and passion for home décor, they aimed to offer a shopping experience centered around family and community.
