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Post Today at 3:30 am
shabbatiscoming wrote:
Are you talking about the bit of tile that is on the bottom of the wall? That is not for paint. Thats to completely close it completely to bugs. Thats at least what I was told.

I thought it was kind of primitive baseboards Smile
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Post Today at 3:41 am
I love mine. But my sinks are underhung, so its easy to use, easy to clean.

As for the panels at the bottom of the wall - it's so you can wash the floor without damaging the wall/cupboards
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amother
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Post Today at 4:06 am
Those of you who don't spill, how lovely for you. I detest flat sink surrounds with no lip. I had such a sink. My shirts were always getting wet.
I had a lip installed. Problem solved.

I don't mind cleaning the fissure. An old toothbrush does the trick.
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Post Today at 4:51 am
amother Raspberry wrote:
Those of you who don't spill, how lovely for you. I detest flat sink surrounds with no lip. I had such a sink. My shirts were always getting wet.
I had a lip installed. Problem solved.

I don't mind cleaning the fissure. An old toothbrush does the trick.

You have been influenced by the Israelis if using lots of water? Wink
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amother
Magnolia


 

Post Today at 7:37 am
Rappel wrote:
I love mine. But my sinks are underhung, so its easy to use, easy to clean.

As for the panels at the bottom of the wall - it's so you can wash the floor without damaging the wall/cupboards

What does that mean?
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Post Today at 10:06 am
Rappel wrote:
I love mine. But my sinks are underhung, so its easy to use, easy to clean.

As for the panels at the bottom of the wall - it's so you can wash the floor without damaging the wall/cupboards


amother Magnolia wrote:
What does that mean?


It means that the sinks are attached to the counter from under them.
They are not resting on the counter.
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