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VENT: It’s infuriating when I find the perfect kitchen appliance, but the branding ruins the ‘feel’ of it fitting in.
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We have old homes and try to keep with the aesthetics. But having genuine antique appliances is often not practical, reliable, or financially feasible to upkeep.
Which leads to us searching for alternatives that respect the vintage style we want for our space.
But they’re branding COMPLETELY RUINS the genuine feel of the vintage appeal.
Just had to vent… maybe you agree, or maybe you think I’m an idiot. Either way, I’d love to hear your thoughts!
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What!!! I truly had no idea people were out here cleaning their toasters. I thought we were meant to just dump the crumbs from time to time.