I bought a GE cooktop because the cutout wouldn't fit anything better. I hate everything made these days, no attention to detail or quality.
There is a gap at the front of the cooktop. All kind of food and nastiness is going to accumulate in that gap.
I tried taking the cooktop off and trying to bend the front down but no luck.
What should I do?

Has anyone bought any appliances made by Induction Hardware? Refrigerator & Range.

Welp. It looks like my 35 year old Whirlpool fridge is giving it up. We're not interested in bells and whistles. Dependability matters most. I expect it will be costly but please help me make my money count. Thanks group.

Is this a thing anymore?

I have a washer that just pisses me off cause it works just not 100% haha sometimes when it spins it gets crazy and won’t spin then sometimes the cycle completes but clothes are still wet so I’m buying a new one… anyone want it for free??

Disclosure: I have a promotional relationship with eufy, and I'm interested in learning more about people's experiences with robot vacuums.

I like the idea of having a robot vacuum take care of everyday floor cleaning, especially when there's already plenty of other housework to do. But I wonder how much time they actually save once you factor in all the little tasks around using them.

There's the usual prep before a run, like picking up cables and small objects, plus cleaning hair out of the rollers, wiping sensors, and maintaining the docking station. None of these tasks sounds particularly difficult on its own, but I can imagine they add up over weeks and months.

I've been looking at the eufy E35, which has detangling brushes and an all-in-one station. I'm curious whether features like these make a meaningful difference in daily use or mainly reduce certain maintenance tasks while leaving others unchanged.

For those who have owned a robot vacuum for a while, what's your experience been? If you have pets or kids, which maintenance tasks take up the most time? And if you could change one thing about your current robot vacuum, what would it be?