Kitchen Advice

[Toby Keil]

[quote="Toby keil":2fmaqv8v][quote="007bond-jb":2fmaqv8v]Yeah The best advice I can give is move to an apartment while the work is going on I was without a kitchen for over a month & the project was well planed out.

Remodling sucks

Unfortunately I don't have the cash to rent anything so I'm sure we will be grilling a ton outside and using the kitchen in the motorhome. Everyone I talked with said a kitchen remodel is a pain in the butt. JB, what kind if any issues came up while you were in the middle of the remodel?[/quote:2fmaqv8v]

I had planed well as possible, made a bunch of meals & froze em, reheating with a toaster oven nuke o wave & hot plate. Used the grill too.
The bigest pain is NO DAMM SINK for the utinsles pots ect, Yeah you can use paper plates & plastic forks but you gotta clean the pots & pans in the bathroom LAVATORY That sucked. Then the mess from the construction sawdust sheetrock dust paint fumes ect.... NEVER AGAIN for me. The wife agrees too![/quote:2fmaqv8v]

Sounds like we're in for a grand old time. Guess I'll be buying a hot plate & toaster oven. Good point on the dishes, didn't even think about that aspect of it. I wish we did all this before we moved in. Oh well and thanks for the info JB

 

[Unity]

We got by with the utility sink and microwave. It wasn't that bad.

--John
(Plus you've got charcoal-fired, perhaps also gas, cooking appliances. )

 

[Puff1]

I've seen quite a few kitchen remods that have left the kitchen sink after the initial tearout. It's left till the very last minute it can be left. Sometimes with a chunck of counter still attached and supported by milk crates or what have you. Not the prettiest but serves the purpose. Better than doing dishes in the bathtub.

 

[ScottyDaQ]

(Plus you've got charcoal-fired, perhaps also gas, cooking appliances. )

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