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Monday, 27 May 2013

New Fridge

Well my Fridge has died. Can't get it repaired as the company that supplied it has been taken over by a company that is bankrupt in Australia. Not good news, especially considering the fridge alcove was the perfect size for the old fridge. Solution is to modify the alcove. Kitchen looks a lot more spacious now we have removed that wall. Now just a little plaster, paint and tiles and a lot of dust and noise the new home for the new fridge will be ready. We have already removed the wall, straight after returning home from the fridge shop.
I love my renovating tool and the pinch bar. I don't love plastering. That dust gets into the most unimaginable places. It's the finest talc like powder, when airborne it settles on every surface even rooms closed off are not immune to the invasion. 7 more sleeps and we should be ready, fingers crossed



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