What do people's kitchens look like?

[john warren]

Originally Posted by Carol H

With that much of a grade its amazing it didnt slid off

it did,,,,but luckily i live in the "lower" peninsula . so it slid all the way home.

[Mouse]

Upgraded my kitchen for the Agua Caliente get together.



This way I can see what I have to make for dinner!

[freddo411]

Looks great! I like the ease of access to important tools and ingredients.

Originally Posted by Mouse

Upgraded my kitchen for the Agua Caliente get together.

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This way I can see what I have to make for dinner!

[CindyL]

What a neat idea, those magnetic storage containers. I am afraid though on our VT, they would be knocked off. The fridge sits across from the bathroom door, so it is narrow there. I might use them elsewhere though.


CindyL

[Mouse]

Cindy, They are about 1 1/2" deep and 3 1/2" wide.











Not expensive at Ikea. Less than $30 for this panel. As I remember they were $9 for the back sheet of magnetic stainless steel and $4 for three containers. They hold on really well.

I'm going to take the new setup for a camping trip next week and see if they stay on.

[CindyL]

Oh, thanks. Now I have an excuse to go to Ikea. I haven't been there for eons. It is right across from one of our campuses, but I am not teaching there this semester, and even if I were, it is always closed when I am getting out of class.

CindyL

[Mary F]

There are more kitchen ideas in Benita's old "Interiors" topic.

[SherryNPaul]

Originally Posted by rgrugg

Do you travel with the utensils hanging? My guess would be "no".

Yes, I do. Efficient use of wallspace. They generally stay put. I never hang knives, though...
Sherry

[avfn]

Originally Posted by Mouse

Here is mine:


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Can you tell me about your vent fans? What are they called and where did you get them. I MUST get some for my little egg. I took out the vent hood as well but now have a hole there i've been trying to figure out what to do with it.

[Carol H]

Originally Posted by Mouse

I'm going to take the new setup for a camping trip next week and see if they stay on.

Been thinking about using these but worry about spices on the floor.... got to know - did they stay on for your trip????

[Thomas G.]

Originally Posted by avfn

Can you tell me about your vent fans? What are they called and where did you get them. I MUST get some for my little egg. I took out the vent hood as well but now have a hole there i've been trying to figure out what to do with it.

Those are called computer case fans. Available on eBay, Radio Shack, New Egg, TigerDirect etc. You want the 12 volt DC ones.

Case Fans, Case Cooling Systems, LED Case Fans, Case Coolers at TigerDirect.com

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...ords=fan+guard

[itlives]

Here's a picture of mine and the link to it on ebay. I'm not finished with it yet. I still need to put on my chain and seal it in. All I did was cut a board to fit snuggly in the opening and tie into the wires in cupboard.



http://www.ebay.com/itm/NZXT-FN-200R...item2a1bd91e00

[Mouse]

Yes, they are tiny 12v computer cooling fans. They are the tiniest, quietest that they make. They don't pull much air, but they seem to pull enough to take steam out when a pot is boiling on the stove.

The magnets worked perfectly! They made my foodstuffs accessible and never came off while I pulled Mouse over bumpy country roads!

I remove the pots, but I leave to knives on the magnet strip while traveling.

[john warren]

for those that could occasionaly use a third burner... an electric frying pan or even a hot plate is nice and can easily be used outside for greasy or stinky foods you don't want to cook inside.

[RRIZZO]

Mouse kitchen really rocks

[avfn]

Originally Posted by thomas g.

those are called computer case fans. Available on ebay, radio shack, new egg, tigerdirect etc. You want the 12 volt dc ones.

case fans, case cooling systems, led case fans, case coolers at tigerdirect.com

Search Results for fan guard at TigerDirect.com

thank you thank you!!!!

[avfn]

Originally Posted by Mouse

Yes, they are tiny 12v computer cooling fans. They are the tiniest, quietest that they make. They don't pull much air, but they seem to pull enough to take steam out when a pot is boiling on the stove.

The magnets worked perfectly! They made my foodstuffs accessible and never came off while I pulled Mouse over bumpy country roads!

I remove the pots, but I leave to knives on the magnet strip while traveling.

awesome thank you!

[avfn]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

HINT, HINT, HINT... pull the sink out if you want to change the faucet. Ask me why I know

Here's a bunch of interior pics, lots showing kitchen areas: http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f...ors-25341.html

OK why do you know???? is it that hard to change the faucet??

[avfn]

Originally Posted by Mouse

Yes, they are tiny 12v computer cooling fans. They are the tiniest, quietest that they make. They don't pull much air, but they seem to pull enough to take steam out when a pot is boiling on the stove.

The magnets worked perfectly! They made my foodstuffs accessible and never came off while I pulled Mouse over bumpy country roads!

I remove the pots, but I leave to knives on the magnet strip while traveling.

OK I may sound stupid here as I understand NOTHING about the electrical in the boler yet... my friend has yet to come over and help me figure it out and rewire but how do you turn them on and off? I see no switch. also where did you find the cover as I see the fans and the guards online but the pretty white case I don't see... did you make it? Forgive me for being such a newbie

[jheafey]

I love your kitchen!!! Great inspiration for a newbie!