Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Larry,
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Thanks, Larry... His name is Oliver and he's 3 yrs. old... oh, you meant the granite? Thanks again
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I LOVE seeing pictures of peoples homes. LaryB and MaryB....this is just one of the prettiest homes I have seen.
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Wow - I agree with Gracie - your house (and granite) is beautiful. I have found that as long as you don't go with a dark granite, it's easy to care for and keep clean. To me, granite over Corian is a no-brainer. Also for me, I just like the variations and natural look of granite over quartz. I think the chances of chips or problems are very, very minimal with granite.
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Wouldn't you know it! When we purchased last year, quartz was not an option. We have the formica with the plan to upgrade to quartz soon.
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Thanks, Gracie and Ohiogirl! You're absolutely right about dark granite. We had Ubatuba up north, which is black with specks of gold and blue and green, and while it is beautiful, it was almost impossible to keep clean. Every fingerprint and waterspot showed, so a lot wiping was needed. Like my father would say," There's nothing prettier than a black car, until it gets dirty." I have a black car, and I think he was right.
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Greg, when we looked last yr, quartz was absolutely not an option ![]() Kind of glad we waited till this yr to build so at least we have the option. Used to think granite was higher thatn quartz, but I believe they are in the same realm now due to "oil prices" or so I was told! Our granite here is very easy to care for and generally, the crumb or spot barely gets a chance to hit the surface before I am all over it! ![]() |
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Just as a FYI....please be advised that Granite can be "attacked" by things acidic.. SO ...as long as you keep lemons and limes and wine and Vinegar away from the granite...you are good to go.
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I looked into countertops a few years ago when completely remodeling my kitchen in NJ. I went with corian at the time and this is why. I love the look of granite but it is porous and traps germs and bacteria, can sometimes crack and what most people don't realize is that is gives off radon! I like the look of quartz and in the process of deciding whether to go with quartz or corian in my TV home . We only have 2 weeks left to decide before we go to the design center. Hope this helps you with your decision.
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Beautiful, LaryB,
The granite, the home and that handsome Oliver. |
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