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Kitchen Nightmares and Disasters
Copyright (c) 2009 Bob Fischer
Kitchen Designs Remodeling
http://www.kitchendesignsremodeling.com/



We've collected some of the most prevalent kitchen nightmare
topics and have compiled them into a list, for your viewing
pleasure. Hopefully they will serve as useful information to help
you avoid kitchen disasters.

1. "I installed my kitchen cabinets, after I put in my marble
countertops. A row of cabinets accidentally fell on the marble,
badly cracking countertop!"

2. "I had a great new years party, felt lazy and didn't want to
clean up. Left opened bottles and glasses of wine on white marble
countertop overnight; thought it was stain proof."

3. "My husband was away on an extended business trip and I
decided to surprise him by replacing our outdated cabinets. In
the demolition process, my contractor came across a hiden stash
of videos, which changed my whole perspective on my husband."

4. "We were installing a center island in our kitchen, until a
weak flooring structure and studs decided that the basement would
be a better place."

5. "I bought what I thought was Absolute Black granite
countertops until a few weeks later, I noticed that my hands
contained black paint after leaning on the counter."

6. "We paid our contractor 50% upfront for our new kitchen
makeover, and after showing up for the first week, we never saw
him again."

7. "We decided to hold my daughter's wedding reception at our
home, and no sooner had I placed the massive wedding cake (which
took two days to prepare) on the kitchen table, when the
chandelier fell directly on the center. There was cake
everywhere, it was completely ruined."

8. "I love big bay windows, and I've always wanted one in my
kitchen. We installed one last year that covers most of our
kitchen wall, and which overlooks our neighbor's pretty yard. We
spent most of our time in the kitchen and it's very lovely,
especially in the morning when many types of birds gather and
frolic. But my dream turned into a nightmare recently when our
neighbor, who is in his mid sixties, single and morbidly obese
decided to put in a large hot tub in the back yard. Last month,
he started hosting hot tub parties, which now appear to be
happening every weekend. At about the same time, I started having
really bad nightmares, which haven't stopped."

9. "We decided to paint the walls of our kitchen this year, and
hired our babysitter's brother, who is very handy and an
excellent painter. Unfortunately, he also supplements his income
by walking dogs in the neighborhood, which he decided to do while
on our project. Somehow no less than four dogs escaped his
clutches and decided to take a thorough tour of our large home.
Salmon-colored dog prints littered every nook and cranny of our
house for days afterwards."

10. "When it came to ordering our flooring, I decided on wood
and asked our contractor, an immigrant with a heavy accent, to
look into wood flooring options for us." The next day we have
400 square feet of wool carpeting stacked outside our kitchen. He
thought we said "wool." 




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Bob Fischer is a contributor for Kitchen Designs Remodeling 
who covers topics such as kitchen designs and also delves 
into the artistry of capturing compelling kitchen pictures. 
Learn more at: http://www.kitchendesignsremodeling.com/


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