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Review - Frigidaire FPGS3085KF Professional 30 Slide-In Gas Range - Stainless Steel
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A Toy Hauler Tent Trailer is also known as a pop-up or folding trailer. Our first RV was a Jayco tent trailer and after years of sleeping on the ground it was the Hilton of camping for us. But then we added the ATVs to our inventory of toys and the old Tent Trailer was instantly inadequate. We chose not to go the Tent Trailer route. But could it be right for you? Keep reading.
Tent Trailers are often the first RV people purchase because of their low cost to get started. These little gems are lightweight, making them ideal for smaller tow rigs. Their low profile and small size make them easy to maneuver. It was cool to be able to sneak our Jayco in places where no other RVs could go.
After our years of "tent camping" we were pleasantly surprised to learn that a Tent Trailer could provide the amenities of a bigger RV without the price tag. Ours had a propane furnace, small icebox, gas range and a sink. If you really want to go uptown you can get them equipped with AC, gas refrigerator, and a toilet.
What's this have to do with Toy Haulers? I'm getting there.
Since most Tent Trailers have fabric walls, nasty weather can make you feel as though you've set up in "tornado alley," but that's only an illusion. We found ours to be quite weather proof and cozy. Other than the sound of nature trying to relocate you and your trailer, this can be quite soothing after a long day of riding.
There are things to be aware of when you own a Tent Trailer. The canvas/fabric does not like to be stored wet. If you had to quickly pack up and head home because of a rainstorm, then you will need to set it up and completely dry the trailer as soon as the weather allows. The bed is often 3 to 4 inches of foam and usually feels as though you are sleeping on bricks. We bought one of those foam egg crate toppers and found that it actually helped a lot. And privacy? Don't turn on a light while it's dark outside, or you will cast a silhouette that you may regret!
So just what is a Toy Hauler Tent trailer? When you look closely you will find they are little more than a run-of-the-mill Tent Trailer on a large flat trailer. On the plus side, Toy Hauler Tent Trailers store the toys and their smells outside the living area. As an added bonus you'll see that the platform performs double duty, toy storage and patio. What a wonderful place to perch and watch the action. Be sure to raise your drink to those passing by.
Now, let's suppose for a minute that your idea of a playground is way out in the sand dunes or up some forbidding 4X4 road. You will need something a little smaller with great ground clearance. I found just the ticket! How about something with a cook top, a couple of beds, and is quick to set up, say in about 5 minutes flat?
Then take a look at the "Jumping Jack." I crawled all over this one at our local RV show. We're talking about a lot of steel and very rugged construction. Expedition West has a great review with lots of photos and a short video on this great little trailer. If you have a Jeep Wrangler or similar and plan on heading to the outback, this may be your Toy Hauler of choice.
In my opinion, a Toy Hauler Tent Trailer can get you into the action cheaply and comfortably.
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The 2011 Holiday Rambler Aluma-Lite is available in 3 floor plans. The 23RB floor plan features a queen-sized bed, booth dinette which converts to a bed, and a large cab-over bunk bed. The 31WBS floor plan features a slide out room with 62 inch sofa in addition to queen bed, booth dinette and cab-over bunk bed. The 31SFD floor plan, the real crown jewel, features 2 slide out rooms offer maximum space for your family.
The RV is built either on a Ford E350 chassis or Ford E450 chassis with a 6.8L Triton V-10 gasoline powered engine with electronic fuel injection and 305 HP. Shifting is smooth with the 5-speed TorqShift automatic transmission with overdrive.
Driving the motor home is a dream with optional power leatherette pilot seat, in-dash AM/FM/CD stereo, Sirius radio compatibility, back-up camera monitor system with DVD player and multi-positioned sun visors.
Standard appliances located throughout the coach include a large double door refrigerator, 3 burner cook-top, lighted power range hood, and built in microwave. The living space comes with a 26" LCD TV in the 31WBS model. Optional equipment includes an additional 26" TV in the cab-over sleeping area and a 19" LCD TV in the bedroom.
The interior features beautiful Newport cherry cabinetry with square, raised panel doors. In the kitchen, the cabinetry is carried over to the wood grain refrigerator panels. An optional Fulton cherry cabinet package is also available.
The Aluma-Lite length varies between 23' 11" and 32' 4" depending on the model and floor plan you desire. The overall height is 10' 8".
Most apartment kitchens are already supplied with stoves and refrigerators included. However, if you need a new stove, microwave, or refrigerator there are many types of such appliances that are good buys, you just need to know what brand, size, and type etc. that you need. Here are some ideas to get you started if you are looking for new stoves, refrigerators, microwaves or other kitchen appliances:
* Refrigerators:
Refrigerators are essential kitchen appliances
§ The most popular and convenient refrigerators are side-by-side as opposed to the actual fridge part being on the bottom and the freezer on top or vice versa.
§ Water and ice dispensers on the outside of the door are a very nice touch that make water and, if you choose, ice water easily accessible.
§ There are even refrigerators, such as ones GE has designed, that are shallower in depth than traditional model refrigerators, which making it much easier to seek and reach for things stored at the back of fridge. As you probably know, food can go bad way back there, usually because you never see it when you look around for something to eat.
And of course, there are much smaller refrigerators that are not so much kitchen appliances as they are conveniences for the office, dorm rooms or recreational vehicles etc. These items are very handy in a lot of ways, and designed especially for the purposes I just mentioned. Virtually all kitchen appliance manufacturers offer such items.
· The dishwasher:
Most dishwashers come with push button controls or simple to use dials in the front. Dishwashers in general are fairly accessible appliances, but sometimes you will want to do a little research on the reliability of such kitchen appliances before purchasing your dishwasher.
Dishwashers are usually at least 34" high and will fit perfectly beneath a standard 36" high counter. Unfortunately, standards kitchen appliances do not work for everybody.
For example:
Some people are very tall and have trouble bending. In these cases the person should try to have a higher dishwasher installed, (and often will have higher counters as well). This approach will make their experience in their kitchens a whole lot less painful--and such accommodations for the installation of kitchen appliances is sometimes even doctor recommended.
For another example:
People who use wheelchairs often find it easier and more accessible to have a kitchen counter that has provides space underneath it so that they can pull their wheelchair right up to the counter like a chair. Thus the size of the dishwasher they choose to purchase will have to be carefully considered.
· The stove:
Of all kitchen appliances the stove is one of the most important. There are plenty of kitchen appliance manufacturers currently designing burners and ovens especially with different kinds of accessibility in mind.
§ Knobs:
Sometimes there are knobs or push-button controls in the front of the stove. This way the user does not ever have to reach across a hot burner while cooking.
§ Ceramic cooktop units:
Another great kind of stove is the type of stove or burners with flat surfaces. These kitchen appliances allow you to easily slide pots and pans from one area to another, and are incredibly easy to clean up after.
· Ovens:
The way that the oven door opens is also very important.
§ Many ovens have a door that pulls downward. This sort of door will provide a very convenient transitional shelf.
§ On the other hand, some consumers prefer a door that swings to the left or to the right. This may seem to allow him or her better access to the oven racks inside.
* Microwaves:
Microwaves are kitchen appliances that are safer and much less expensive than other kitchen appliances. They are easier to operate than conventional ovens especially because you set the cook time and the microwave immediately turns itself off. This is a great feature for the forgetful cook. Sure you can set a timer for your oven, but the oven stays hot and if you do not hear the dinger--supper may be burned, and you may even have to disconnect the smoke alarm. But with a microwave oven, the item you have heated up will just sit there, waiting for you to remember it.
§ Look for features like a microwave with a door release that can be simply pushed shut.
§ Many microwaves have pads for programming the operation you need, such as cooking popcorn, re-heating soup or beverages, defrosting frozen leftovers etc. These pads are terrific, unless you have low vision. Or you can, of course, set your own time and heat levels with the number and cooking level pads.
§ Some microwaves have a timer dial rather than a touch pad.
* Smaller conveniences:
Other kinds of kitchen appliances are not necessary, but make for great accessories and can be incredibly useful in the kitchen. Without some of these smaller and less essential kitchen appliances, there are some things that you will not be able to make.
§ In-sink garbage disposers:
It is easy to become dependant on in-sink water dispensers. Once you get used to not having to scrape off the remains of your meal on or in your dishes into the trashcan it becomes habitual to take the dishes straight to the kitchen sink. If you do this without an in sink garbage dispenser your drain will get clogged--and quickly.
In sink garbage disposals are designed especially to dispose of food waste easily. And they will help your trashcans smell better longer, for lack of rotting food collecting inside.
§ Instant hot water dispensers:
Instant hot water dispensers can be a great convenience for those who need quick access for things like coffee or soup. However, it takes only a minute or two more to heat your water in the microwave. Accessories such as instant hot water dispensers are a fancy touch to add to your kitchen for extra convenience.
There are many kitchen appliances to choose from that I have not mentioned here. Popular and smaller items such as blenders, coffee makers, espresso machines, mixers, egg timers and more are great items to own, though not essential. Whatever kitchen appliances you choose to purchase for your kitchen, make sure they are in high quality condition and will be long lasting for your convenience.
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When calling an appliance repair company, it is very important to have readily available the appliance's model number. This will allow the appliance repair technician to predetermine the possible parts needed to repair your appliance.
Here are some general tips to finding your model number:
* Model numbers may be printed or stamped on an aluminum or white tag on your appliance.
* Remember a zero may actually be the letter O & a lower-case L may be a 1
* Kenmore models always have a three-digit prefix (110. or 665.)
Now where do you find the tag?
Top-loading washers:
1. Under the lid
2. On the back of the control panel
3. On the lower-front or side of the main cabinet body
Front-loading washers:
1. Behind the door
2. Behind or on top of the control panel
3. On the side of the unit near the front
Top- or front-loading washer-dryer combination units:
1. Inside the dryer door, on the door frame
2. On the top of the dryer
3. On the side of the washer
Gas or Electric Dryers:
1. Inside the door
2. On the cabinet frame
3. On the back of the unit, near the top
4. On the side of the unit, near the front
Cooktops & Ranges
Gas:
1. Inside the cooktop--Lift up the top
2. On the outside, bottom of the unit
3. Inside the top of the vent duct
Electric:
1. Under one of the surface burners, or inside the cooktop
2. On the outside, bottom of the unit
3. Inside the top of the vent duct
Gas or Electric Ovens
1. Open the door, on oven side of the door jamb
2. With the boiler draw open, on the lower drawer jamb
Refrigerators:
1. Inside the refrigerator or freezer
2. On the upper left or right side wall
3. Behind the lower crisper drawer
4. Behind the lower toe kick-plate
5. On the face frame of the refrigerator body
Dishwashers:
1. Inside the door jamb on the left, right, or top
2. On the door, on the left, right or top
Garbage Disposers:
1. On the side or bottom of the unit
Deep Freezers:
1. Open the door, on the frame of the unit
2. Inside the unit, on the left or the right
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No cooking appliance will last long if you don't use it properly. Adequate maintenance is also a great issue to ensure the efficiency of the appliance. Once you have your own cooktop, you will have to get cleaning supplies as well. There are many KitchenAid cooktops in the market and if you own one, you're in luck because this appliance can last for many years.
Whether you're using a hot plate or stove burners, you will need to clean the cooking appliance regularly to keep it looking new. Maintaining the cleanliness of your kitchen will also mean regular cleaning of the cooktops. This is also true to portable cooking appliances. If you just keep on using the appliance without cleaning out, it will wear out easily. Remember that the cooking appliance can cost you a few hundred dollars, so you need to take good care of it.
What cleaning supplies are you going to need? You can make use of paper towels, mild detergent, and warm water. You will simply squirt a small amount of the cleaning detergent on the stubborn stains or grease and clean it using a damp paper towel. Continue to wipe the surface until it is clean. When the grease and stains are removed, you have to wipe the surface with a dry paper towel.
Cleaning the KitchenAid cooktops is very important. This is a very easy task that can save you lots of money over time. With proper maintenance, your cooktop can last for many years.
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