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And now for the LED recessed lights If you look closely beside the refrigerator you will notice a can light. That has a very warm LED bulb in it. Standard base. Most of the LED bulbs from here on out in the pictures will be replacements for standard and candelabra base - this is really the...

Now to compare against incandescent This is the view coming up from the basement. You can see the color of the LEDs (in cabinet and under cabinet) against the color of the incandescent ceiling fixtures.

And the other side (sorry about the leaves on the floor) The kitchen opens out to a side porch, which with all the rain lately is covered in cold wet leaves. I tracked them in and now they are in several photos.

I have LED lighting in many rooms of the house So I took several photos last night. My hope was that taking them at night you might be able to see the difference between different bulb types (these pictures have multiple temperatures of LED bulbs as well as incandescent and CFL). So, First up...

I have LED lights in my kitchen I will try to take pics later on tonight and post them for you. I have LED under cabinet lights, LED in cabinet lighting, and my recessed lights are fitted with LED bulbs (that is really the way to go).

The start button I am assuming the KDC has the same sort of two-part starting system as the others. Turning the handle will throw a lever which in turn releases the timer knob "stop" positioner at off and advances it about 2-3 degrees. Basically, if you advance the timer manually, you can...

Martin - you should so hook it up If I were you I would go ahead and play with it. I normally put 15 AMP cords on all my dishwashers so I can plug them in anywhere. The dishwasher supply hose kits at home depot and lowe's have adapters so you can use one of the laundry supply spigots in your...

I let stuff dry in my KD-2P Well, I let it dry by accident. Dumb-ass me forgot to get the right faucet adapter before I filled the unit with Thanksgiving dishes. So, stuff sat for a day and a half. The upper rack was filled with cups that had pumpkin soup dried in them. I don't know what...

Thanks! @bluejay - Thanks for the offer. No, I didn't get it. But it was very nice of you to make the offer for me. Hope whoever got t will take care of it. It was a beautiful machine.

That is a KD-14, and thanks to Martin, it is mine THANK YOU AGAIN MARTIN! The KD-14 was the last model to have the cast-iron spray arm. There were 3 models, the custom (which is what is pictured above), the imperial (which I have in shaded coffee brown), and the very first Superba Vari-Cycle...

I just need the control panel faceplate off that I have a 1200 down in my basement that came with the house. The control panel is very scratched, and the vertical pieces in the vent are all broken out. But, it works fine. Where is this located?

ok - last post There is an ad (thread # 49632) on this site that has a free kitchenaid. THAT IS REALLY WHAT YOU WANT

Duh I guess I could have taken the time to actually look at the craigslist posts. The whirlpool is not a power clean. Definitely go with the Hotpoint if your choice is only these two machines.

If the whirlpool isn't a power-clean Then go with the Hotpoint. Both of these have some limitations about the upper rack (especially glasses in the corners) because of the use of a power tower as opposed to a second wash-arm. But the hotpoint's pump will probably throw more water. Also...

I too am interested But seeing that I am now far down on the list, my guess is one of the people that responded before me will still want it when the time comes. But, if they all pass, please contact me.

Excellent! Definitely count me in. After 2014 rolls in you and I can start planning what weekend will work best. In my house I have done both types of insulation, which I have installed myself. Foam insulation is more expensive, and a complete pain in the ass to "shave down the excess", but...

It worked! Thanks Martin!

Thanks Martin Yeah - I drained the water. I will go back downstairs and do a full turn and see what happens.

I have a front load, WCI built Frigidaire washing machine that is about 15-20 years old. I have taken the top off and located the pressure switch for the fill. There are two plastic screws in it. One is in the dead center, the other is over towards the edge. Which one controls the water...

BTW - a note about insulation There was a statement earlier in the thread about applying insulation from the exterior of the house. While some insulation is better than none, be aware of two things (should you go that route) 1) If you go with blown in cellulose insulation, it compacts over...