The question we get asked all time is, “Do I buy a double wall oven or microwave oven combination?” The answer comes down to how you use it, and how much do you really cook.
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by Danny Nguyen
The question we get asked all time is, “Do I buy a double wall oven or microwave oven combination?” The answer comes down to how you use it, and how much do you really cook.
Topics: Microwaves, Wall Ovens
With the advent of microwave drawers and speed ovens, the inevitable question arises:
Are over-the-range microwaves a good choice, especially for high-powered gas ranges?
I remember seeing the first over-the-range microwave in 1986. I thought it was a great idea. You could centralize your cooking with a microwave over the stove and not have to pay for hood. It looked good and matched the range.
However, due to changes in ranges and kitchens in general, I am wondering about the viability of this product.
Let's take a look at the product and industry changes, and explore possible alternatives.
Topics: Microwaves, Microwave Drawers, Ventilation, Speed Ovens
Have to admit, I love Houzz.
If you are planning a renovation, then Houzz is a great resource for looking at different styles. Want a high styled, ultra modern or super traditional kitchen, bathroom, and house or outside, then check it out.
Topics: Microwaves
Microwaves were the first, fast “wonder” appliances. They were actually designed in the US by Litton Industries in the 1970s.
They created tons of excitement as if the future was finally here. Flash forward 40 years and tell me: Are you excited about your microwave?
Topics: Microwaves, Microwave Drawers
The over the range microwave is possible the number one spacing appliance. The microwave combines microwave plus a hood exhaust, and thus eliminates the hood and places the microwave at eye level and off the counter. The microwaves vary by internal capacity, features and then add convection for the more upscale units.
Topics: Microwaves, Frigidaire, GE Profile, Ventilation, GE, Cooking
Buying appliances and lighting is one decision. Choosing the right appliances to save money in operating costs later is another consideration. In most cases, the cost difference between energy saving and conventional is nominal. In every case, there is a significant return on investment.
Topics: Induction Cooktops, Microwaves, Front Load Washers, LED Lighting, Recessed Lighting
Let's look at this big, ole truck.
Topics: Induction Cooktops, Microwaves, Integrated Refrigerators
I remember when microwaves were the rage in the 80s. It was new technology invented by Amana and Litton, and everyone had to own one. 20 years later and it is no longer buzz worthy. With one exception, the over the range (OTR) microwave.
Topics: Microwaves
If you stay within the same brand, there are numerous budget saving rebates. I am not partial to side by sides, but this Bosch package has a whopping $1350 in rebates...I can learn to love it for that type of money.
Topics: Microwaves, Bosch, Dishwashers, Washers, Sub-Zero, Refrigerators, Slide-In Ranges, Ranges
I will occasionally work on the sales floor to sharpen my dwindling skills. What I would buy seems to be the question Du jour. So lets look at this GE Advantium as a case in point.
The GE Advantium will cook 4 times faster than a regular oven. It has simple preset cooking programs, so it is easy to operate....My question to you (and you to yourself)
Would you use it? (assuming it fits)
If the answer is no, then spend $300 less for a simple microwave.
If yes, does it fall within you budget...If not, look above.
If yes, certainly consider it. (don't worry, we will show you how to use it)
Topics: Microwaves, GE Profile, GE, etip
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