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[american-chef-supply]

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[bathroomstoragesolutionspa]

Finding Bathroom and Kitchen Design Ideas and Solutions at Local Kitchen Supply Stores

When it comes to home remodeling projects, finding the perfect design ideas and solutions for your bathroom and kitchen can often feel daunting. However, local kitchen supply stores stand out as invaluable resources for homeowners seeking inspiration and practical solutions to elevate their spaces. These stores, often associated with culinary needs, offer a unique blend of products and expertise tailored to bathroom and kitchen design. From innovative fixtures and appliances to stylish decor accents, local kitchen supply stores provide a distinct advantage in helping you find the design ideas and solutions you need to create your dream bathroom and kitchen.

First and foremost, local kitchen supply stores offer diverse products curated explicitly for bathroom and kitchen design. From faucets and sinks to cabinetry and countertops, these stores carry an array of high-quality fixtures and finishes that cater to various design styles and preferences. Whether you envision a luxurious and modern kitchen or a cozy and rustic bathroom, you will find the perfect bath and kitchen products to bring your vision to life.

What sets local kitchen supply stores apart is their highly knowledgeable staff, who are ready to provide expert advice and guidance to homeowners embarking on bathroom and kitchen renovation projects. With their wealth of experience and expertise, these showroom professionals can offer valuable insights into the latest design trends, innovative products, and practical solutions for maximizing space and functionality. Whether you're seeking recommendations for energy-efficient appliances or tips for optimizing storage in a small bathroom, you can trust your local kitchen supply store staff to guide you toward the solutions that best suit your needs and preferences.

In addition to their extensive product offerings and expertise, local kitchen supply stores provide opportunities for hands-on exploration and inspiration. Many of these stores feature beautifully curated displays and showroom setups that allow customers to visualize different design concepts and how various products will look and function in their homes. From fully functional kitchen vignettes to stylish bathroom showcases, these displays offer a tangible and immersive experience that can spark creativity and ignite ideas for your renovation project.

A local kitchen supply store often collaborates with reputable manufacturers and suppliers to offer exclusive product lines and custom design options unavailable elsewhere. This exclusivity ensures that your bathroom and kitchen will have a unique touch. Whether searching for a unique faucet design or custom cabinetry solutions, these stores can provide significant access to a wide range of products and services tailored to your needs and preferences. With their commitment to quality and innovation, local kitchen supply stores can help you achieve a customized and personalized look for your bathroom and kitchen that reflects your style and tastes.

Local kitchen supply stores are valuable resources for homeowners seeking inspiration and solutions for bathroom and kitchen renovation projects. With their diverse product offerings, niche products such as Kohler toilet armrests, expert advice, and immersive showroom experiences, these stores offer everything you need to bring your design vision to life. Whether you're planning on a full-scale renovation or simply looking to refresh your space with stylish new fixtures and accents, your local kitchen supply store is the perfect place to start your journey toward creating the bathroom and kitchen of your dreams.

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[bathandkitchenshowroombroomall]

Kitchen Trends for Cozy Winter Months

Keeping up with seasonal kitchen trends is a fun way to spruce up your kitchen that does not require a large budget. A cozy kitchen will make the room more inviting for eating and gathering during those chilly winter months. We’ve compiled a list of affordable things you can do to “cozy up” your kitchen and make your kitchen a happy and comforting place to be!

Add ambient lighting and/or under cabinet lighting

Ambient lighting or under-cabinet/countertop lights to create a relaxing feel for the whole kitchen. This will create a more subtle glow in the kitchen. Especially if the lights can be dimmed or set at different brightness levels.

You can also use twinkle lights to give your kitchen to give the room a winter sparkle. These are typically inexpensive and battery-operated, an easy way to add a wintery ambience to your kitchen.

Make it “smell like the holidays” and leave food out like desserts and fruit. Or burn seasonal candles.

Make your kitchen inviting by leaving out deliciously inviting food such as cake or ripe fruit. Encourage everyone in your home to meet for a snack at a certain time to catch up and enjoy a tasty treat in your cozy kitchen.

Add rugs and upholstered furniture

Other kitchen trends to make your kitchen cozy is to add soft rugs and upholstered furniture. The extra fabric and feels make the room seem warmer, whether it’s a warm cushion to sit on or a soft and fuzzy rug under your feet. (Or both!)

Add plants and/or dried flowers

Bring in seasonal plants such as an ivy or Christmas cactus or use artificially green plants if you’d prefer. The winter greenery will add cheer and make the kitchen livelier and more vibrant.

Display pinecones and add/use items with gold or copper tones

Seasonal objects and aesthetics like decorative pinecones or gold/copper dish-wear can also add elegance to your kitchen during the winter months. Display the pinecones in a glass jar or vase. Use a copper or gold-toned tea kettle to enhance your hot beverage routine.

Use white tones and/or wood tones

White accessories or decorations brighten the room, (and match the snow outside!) Wood tones can also bring warmth to the room. Try using wooden cooking utensils or a wooden bowl to display fruit or use wooden picture frames.

Add personal items like kids’ pics and artwork

Sentimental items or homemade creations make the kitchen your own and bring a sense of familiarity and warmth to the room. Family members tend to gather in and around the kitchen in the winter months whether it’s for the holidays or simply because it is too cold to gather outdoors. This is a great time to catch up on each other’s lives and enjoy quality time together. Having your personal items, creations, or family’s creations on display in your kitchen adds your own unique touch and warmth. Plus, these items can spark interesting conversations between friends and family!

Conclusion

These are just a few affordable kitchen trends that you can use to make your kitchen warmer and cozier. Winter months can drag on, but if you keep your highly trafficked rooms such as the kitchen and bathroom as inviting places to be, you will feel more comforted in your home.

Are you planning a kitchen remodel for the New Year? We’d love to help you get started! Visit us at Weinstein Supply Broomall or give us a call at 610-651-9422 to set your priority appointment.

Blog is originally published at: https://www.weinsteinbath-kitchen.com/kitchen-trends-for-cozy-winter-months/

It is republished with the permission from the author.

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[brehaaorgana]

People joke about ADHD all the time, even swear up and down they totally think they also have it, but then if you ask for an accommodation, to please please please provide things in fucking writing, EXACTLY what they want and need, you will even work it out WITH them, like they promised they would do — repeatedly over and over, and then you don't get it people really will fucking be like:

I am using the incorrect bathroom (TM) to place my shelving and store my things. Homegirl literally removed various sundries and toiletries from a CLOSED CABINET and SHELF because she's interested in boundaries and accountability for my mess.

I said months ago I wanted to improve things for her comfort level and needed a written list of what precisely that fucking looked like in order to achieve it and not miss anything she deemed important. I explained how ADHD works, why I needed a written reference. Why I had to have it laid out, and if something needed changing we needed to write it all out. I would've made the list myself, but they said they would make it for the whole house to hold up their end of things. And, thinking this was a very reasonable adult solution to keeping the house in good shape, I said okay, come up with the list of expectations and what is needed and that way we can update how we handle chores. Awesome. I will do that to uphold my end.

No list ever gets made or drafted or anything despite my bringing it up, knowing we need to do it, but I DO get berated for failing to meet expectations and boundaries that were never fucking provided or delivered and include "don't store toiletries in this particular bathroom because I don't like it."

I can't believe I am a goddamn adult who gets treated like an idiot child for expecting adult communication instead of snide ass passive aggressive bullshit and basic respect for my things.

Because when I fucking get home, my shelving has been removed and a cabinet emptied of my things and placed in the "correct" bathroom.

🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

Oh shit she solved it, this doesn't look cluttered at all!

What a vast improvement to storing things in appropriate storage!

#my mortal sins include a laundry basket in the kitchen which is where the laundry room is #doing something INCOMPREHENSIBLE to work with my adhd like use the downstairs bathroom to get ready in the morning #instead of the upstairs one because that works best for me and keeps me moving in the morning #storing hobby supplies i was using in the living room in a milk crate basket to clear space at night easily #i left an oil painting to dry on a tabletop easel on MY coffee table and she tried to clean it up causing some of the paint to come off #i used to keep an empty up placed on the mat next to the cat water fountain to remind me to fill up often #not a mess of cups not half emptied cups. a dedicated refill cup tucked behind the fountain #when it kept getting removed i switched it up and placed the cup on top of the cat food bin to clearly indicate it was a cat item #no this is UNACCEPTABLE #also all my coats were removed from the coat rack i feel insane #coats GO ON THE COAT RACK #have you ever had someone actively sabotage your tools to manage your adhd bc its not fun lol #'i can understand why it feels shocking now' literally the most vile snide snake shit when you didnt communicate boundaries at all #its not communicating an expectation to gather up my personal belongings and dump them somewhere else and then text me about it during work #this is how you know shes only ever lived with blood relatives before this lol the entitlement #adhd blogging

[bumblebeerror]

Hey buddy!!! I have a few embroidery hoops, needles and thread, but aside from YouTube, nobody I know nearby does it often enough to give firsthand experience. I embroidered a thatch of lavender and a little bee on one of my battlejacket pockets, but it was with regular thread and a regular needle. Can you offer any insight when it comes to the actual hoops themselves, what material works best, any insider tips?

So I’m not a regular embroiderer because it hurts my hands really easy, but I AM a moron who does everything the hard way first so I do have some tips:

If you’re using regular thread, it will help the design if you a) use an embroidery needle [I think you can get them separate from other sewing supplies for like a buck or two, and I recommend getting some kind of needle polisher as well bc then it will last 538463936472 years] and double up the thread 2-3 times to bulk it up and 2) use a smaaaalll bit of glue mixed with water [or spit, I’ve done that too] to twist together the threads along their length. It just helps them go through smoother and lay flatter with less overall fiddling, and if you use School glue or spit it will wash out 👍

If you’re using bulk dollar store quality embroidery thread, you have to be *gentle as fuck* with it while youre working the design. So, work patiently in small sections and try not to yank it too much, just generally be aware that its not gonna stand much abuse until it’s actually stitched in. Also, it’s totally possible to take a pulled end, tie more on, and keep on a-truckin - just make sure you pull a few previous stitches to get to a more sturdy bit, and tie it real close so you’re not trying to pull the knot thru. It’s strength when pulled on leaves something to be desired, but it IS infinitely cheaper than buying every color ever individually for a few bucks each, so pick your poison on that one. If you wanna use good thread basically you need to have planning skills and the patience to wait till stores are open to drive out and go get shit, neither of which I have :D

As for hoops, they are So, So helpful oh my god. You can use them for darning, you can use them for embroidery, you can use them for cross-stitch, you can use scrap fabric to make patches, you can even use them to hold fabric taut to hand-stitch on patches if you need to.

Basically, If you need fabric to stay where the fuck you put it while you work, an embroidery hoop is a godsend. Most are also pretty adjustable - though you may have trouble using them with really really thick or stiff fabrics like fur or denim seams. in those cases you can always use scrap fabric to embroider your design, and then iron on or sew on your new patch.

In order to use one, you just need a bit of fabric that can reach to every curve of the hoop. you place your inner hoop under the fabric, plop your untightened outer hoop over it, and then tighten it up. in order to make the fabric taut, you can leave the hoop a liiiitle loose, and then pull at the fabric till it feels kind of like a drum. then tighten the outer hoop as far as it'll go :D Once youve done that, youre good to go.

I'd advise sketching your design in chalk/charcoal/pencil/washable marker before starting, and if you feel like it you can also mark out a grid pattern of dots using a ruler to keep your stitches the same length, but thats not super necessary.

As for fabrics that work best for embroidery, tight-woven felt is a nice backing for patches but you will struggle to get a clear sketch of your design. Cotton is gonna be easiest to use for a sketch, but its gonna be flimsier. If you can layer both inside the hoop, that would probably work out pretty well, tbh. I wouldnt use stretchy fabrics if you can help it- the resulting patch will likely shrink and the fabric itself is going to be difficult to work with especially if you arent using more expensive thread or a sharp, polished needle.

TLDR: Bulk up your normal thread and smooth it with watery glue, use an embroidery needle and make sure it stays polished, embroidery hoops are lovely, make any threadwork easier, and work best on non-stretchy fabric like denim, cotton, non-spandex poly blend, plastic leather, and probably natural leather if its thin enough.

#:Disclaimer: i am by no means an expert and get all my supplies from the dollar store and walmart bc i have no money #i dont know what a serger is and at this point im too scared to ask #i dont have a cutting table that is called my kitchen floor #pfff gl king honestly. sewing is like 60% fuck around and find out and 40% if you can get a sewing machine do that and make it an old one #bc they are BEASTS that WILL OUTLIVE YOU and also hate you but its okay if you give them blood sacrifice now and then #OH! and i havent gotten around to using mine yet but they DO sell teeny tiny sewing machines that look like staplers #they work like staplers too #i found mine for like 5 buckos off the bezos site #but you can probably find them elsehwere its jsut that bezos actually gets stuff to me and most other marketplaces dont

[dykeredhood]

Why does he look like Kurt Hummel here

#go to the kitchen supply store… get a jar gripper and your troubles will be over… #personal #hughie campbell #deimosx #the boys rewatch #jack quaid #hugh campbell #the boys

[cappurrccino]

hmm... a million different things i could do, but how to choose, how to choose...

#//juri speaks #i could play more xiv or i could hop into wf for a bit #i could either read or write #i've got a crochet project to work on and spell card dividers to get supplies for & finish #dishes and vacuuming both need done and there's kitchen towels to put up #aaaaaaaaauuuuuughhhhhhhhhh #maybe i'll do an chore and then run to the store?

[mildmayfoxe]

boss left super early today so i asked for everybody’s coffeeshop orders for illicit midday treats & then spent the entire rest of my shift watching drag race & consolidating inventory. pictured is before/after of only ONE section

#not pictured are the two other bins of hks (home: kitchen) i found after i organized the rest #bc they were on a completely DIFFERENT SHELF but i was rushing by then bc i had to go up & close the store #i wish i had taken more before pics bc i basically did all of the fibers & most of the home today. pretty good #i LOVE organizing & making things less of a fucking MESS (read i hate working in a mess) (as it so often is) #i haven’t had a lot of time for organizing lately so it is SOOOOO nice to finally get to some of this shit #chatpost #photo record #if you look closely you can see exactly the bin of hks i missed on the top of the wire shelf on the left #above eye level !! #basically my job is like a poorly wrangled art supply junkyard basement

[bathroomstoragesolutionspa]

The Benefits of Choosing a Local Kitchen Supply Store for Faucets and Sinks

In the quest to enhance the heart of your home, the kitchen, the choice of faucets, and sinks plays a pivotal role. While the allure of online shopping and big-box retailers may seem tempting, there are distinct advantages to patronizing a local kitchen supply store for these essential components of your culinary space.

One of the primary benefits is personalized service. Local kitchen supply stores are often staffed by knowledgeable professionals passionate about their products. When you walk into a local store, you're not just another customer but someone with unique needs and preferences. The staff can offer expert advice, helping you navigate the options to find the ideal faucet and sink combination that suits your style and functional requirements.

In addition to personalized service, local stores provide a hands-on shopping experience. Being able to touch and feel the faucets and sinks allows you to assess their quality, materials, and finishes firsthand. This tactile experience is invaluable when investing in fixtures central to your daily life.

Moreover, local kitchen supply stores often carry a curated selection of high-quality products. Unlike larger chain stores that may prioritize quantity over quality, local businesses take pride in offering a thoughtfully chosen inventory. This means you're more likely to find unique, durable, and aesthetically pleasing faucets and sinks that may not be available in more prominent outlets.

Supporting local businesses is another significant advantage. Choosing a local kitchen supply store contributes to the economic health of your community. These local businesses are often owned and operated by individuals who live in the same neighborhoods as their customers. When you buy from them, you invest directly in your local economy, fostering a sense of community and supporting entrepreneurship.

Furthermore, local stores frequently provide faster delivery and installation services. They understand the importance of swiftly getting your kitchen back in working order, and their proximity allows for more efficient service. This can be crucial, especially if you're in the midst of a kitchen renovation or need a quick replacement for a malfunctioning faucet or sink.

Additionally, local stores tend to offer better customer service. Being a part of the community, these businesses are invested in ensuring customer satisfaction. Suppose you have questions or encounter issues after your purchase. In that case, you can often expect more responsive and personalized assistance from a local kitchen supply store than a distant online retailer.

Lastly, choosing a local kitchen supply store in Collegeville aligns with sustainability principles. Reducing the distance your products travel contributes to a smaller carbon footprint. Local businesses are also more likely to source products locally, promoting environmental responsibility.

While the allure of convenience and expansive choices from big-box retailers and online stores is undeniable, the benefits of choosing a local kitchen supply store for faucets and sinks are substantial. From personalized service and hands-on experiences to supporting your local community and enjoying faster delivery, the advantages extend beyond the purchase, enriching your overall kitchen improvement journey.

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[littlekingbergara]

my job is ridiculous btw. it is something that you think would only exist in a sitcom or as a plot device in an au fanfic.

#i work in a combination fine jewelry/kitchen supply/home goods store attached to a coffee shop where i also work. #ri.txt

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[esleep]

i actually do kinda like delivering groceries on the side because it gives me such a unique cross-section of the community. i never know whose groceries im shopping for until i finish the delivery and see them/their home and it's like it adds more detail to the picture of who they are. the baby supplies going to the apartment that i know for a fact is one bedroom (they'll be moving soon - i bet they're apartment hunting, i hope they find a place). the new cat litter box, bowl, and kitten food going to the house covered in "i <3 my dog" paraphernalia (a kitten definitely showed up on the porch recently and made itself at home). the fairly healthy boring grocery order that includes an incongruous tub of candy-filled ice cream going to the home of an elderly woman with toddler toys in the yard (it's clearly for her grandkids, whom she sees often).

shopping for someone else's groceries is a fairly intimate thing. i've bought condoms and pregnancy tests, allergy medicine and nyquil, baby benadryl and teething gel, a huge pile of veggies paired with an equally huge pile of junk food, tampons and shampoo and closet organizers and ant traps and deodorizing shoe inserts and a million other little things that tell a million different stories in their endless combinations. one time someone had me buy one single green bean. i messaged them to confirm that's actually what they wanted, and they said yes - neither of them liked green beans very much, but they had a baby they were introducing to solid foods, and they wanted to let him try one to see if he liked them. another time i had someone request 50 fresh roma tomatoes - not for a restaurant, but for a person in an apartment. the kitchen behind them smelled like basil and garlic when they opened the door. another time i brought groceries to three elderly blind women who share a house. that was one of the few times i have ever broken my rule and gone inside a place i've delivered to, because they asked if i could place the grocery bags in a specific location in the kitchen for them to work on unloading and there was no way i was going to refuse helping.

i gripe about the poor tippers, but people can also be incredibly kind. one time i took shelter from a sudden vicious hailstorm inside an older lady's home in a trailer park, while i was in the middle of delivering her groceries. we both huddled just inside the door, watching in shock as golf-ball-sized hail swept through for about five minutes and then disappeared. she handed me an extra $10 bill on my way out the door.

when covid was at its deadliest, people would leave extra (often lysol-scented) cash tips and thank-you notes for me taped to the door or partially under the mat. i especially loved the clearly kid-drawn thank you notes with marker renderings of blobby people in masks, or trees, or rainbows. in summer of 2020 i delivered to a nice older couple who lived outside of town in the hills, and they insisted i take a huge double handful of extra disposable gloves and masks to wear while shopping - those were hard to find in stores at the time, but they wanted me to have some of their supply and wouldn't take no for an answer.

anyway. all this to say people are mostly good, or at least trying to be, despite my complaints.

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[jhon12-me]

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