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lindag

lindag

Oh boy, do I have experience there.

I have had just about every kind of sink there is except for the farm style (which doesn't suit me).

The only sink I would recommend for me or for anyone else these days is the very, very best stainless type.  There are quite a few different qualities of stainless and the best (most expensive) ones are thicker and have a finish that is much less prone to scratching and scuffing.

I have gone thru Silgranite sinks, both black and white...won't do that again; they stain and scuff and never look good again.  Also, the enameled cast iron does the same, it just lasts a little longer before it gets looking bad.  So, that's what I'd recommend.  Believe me, it's worth it to spend a bit more on something that gets so much use.  Also, get an under-mount style, easier to contain spills and clean up.

Oh, and I forgot about the faucet.  I like Blanco, I'm on my third one now (different house), this is similar to the one I have:

Blanco 441181

lindag

lindag

Oh boy, do I have experience there.

I have had just about every kind of sink there is except for the farm style (which doesn't suit me).

The only sink I would recommend for me or for anyone else these days is the very, very best stainless type.  There are quite a few different qualities of stainless and the best (most expensive) ones are thicker and have a finish that is much less prone to scratching and scuffing.

I have gone thru Silgranite sinks, both black and white...won't do that again; they stain and scuff and never look good again.  Also, the enameled cast iron does the same, it just lasts a little longer before it gets looking bad.  So, that's what I'd recommend.  Believe me, it's worth it to spend a bit more on something that gets so much use.

Oh, and I forgot about the faucet.  I like Blanco, I'm on my third one now (different house), this is similar to the one I have:

Blanco 441181

lindag

lindag

Oh boy, do I have experience there.

I have had just about every kind of sink there is except for the farm style (which doesn't suit me).

The only sink I would recommend for me or for anyone else these days is the very, very best stainless type.  There are quite a few different qualities of stainless and the best (most expensive) ones are thicker and have a finish that is much less prone to scratching and scuffing.

I have gone thru Silgranite sinks, both black and white...won't do that again; they stain and scuff and never look good again.  Also, the enameled cast iron does the same, it just lasts a little longer before it gets looking bad.  So, that's what I'd recommend.  Believe me, it's worth it to spend a bit more on something that gets so much use.

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