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- dcrane
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exactly Franco ... wtf do I need right? I do miss my coal stoves but Im just going to live vicariously through you guys for a whilefranco b wrote:You don't need much room to open a can of beans.
Ohhh... I should mention that I am so impressed with that dishwasher (heat duct runs under it so was forced to a dish drawer), and the washer/dryer is one of those European jobbies (genius those brits are!)... after trying the non-vented versions with disappointment I finally found this lil beauty (full vent option!)... I press one button and my cloths almost come out folded! and I custom built it into the gosh darn wall LOL... I am going to make a bachelor pad for the ages!
- freetown fred
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Looks like everything will work real well Doug.
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oooh Brocton...
That bullet proof glass...
It does look nice though...
Covers the basics...
Easier to pickup the rent checks...
That bullet proof glass...
It does look nice though...
Covers the basics...
Easier to pickup the rent checks...
- dcrane
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what rent checks... tenants all moved out as soon as I got hereCapeCoaler wrote:oooh Brocton...
That bullet proof glass...
It does look nice though...
Covers the basics...
Easier to pickup the rent checks...
- freetown fred
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- Coal Size/Type: BLASCHAK Nut
Well I guess they knew---there goes the neighborhood!!
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- Other Heating: Munchkin LP Boiler/Englander Pellet Stove/Perkins 4.108 Cogeneration diesel
Is this part of the Small House Movement?
I have nothing against the movement per se, I started out at age 20 getting wed and needing a place for my bride so we started out in a less than 500 square foot home. It really was a 2 car garage (1 story), but we quickly wanted more room. I see some shows on television and their ideas were sound, but in my experience in quick order you want more room. I would encourage others to start out with a small house, but I would play well in advance for additions. Done right they can be architecturally pleasing without looking like they are house warts.
I have nothing against the movement per se, I started out at age 20 getting wed and needing a place for my bride so we started out in a less than 500 square foot home. It really was a 2 car garage (1 story), but we quickly wanted more room. I see some shows on television and their ideas were sound, but in my experience in quick order you want more room. I would encourage others to start out with a small house, but I would play well in advance for additions. Done right they can be architecturally pleasing without looking like they are house warts.