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MissB

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5. I've locked down almost every part of my kitchen remodel

Reply to Sogo (Original post)

Wed Apr 27, 2022, 01:06 PM

Apr 2022

Appliances are mostly in and being held. Cabinets are made in the US and seem to be in production. My sink is at will call at the store, my hardware is already in my house in a box and my countertop slabs are paid for and sitting at the stone yard.

The only wildcard is the range, which is made in the US. They seem to still be keeping their 12 week lead time. Only a bit worried about that one.

I assume we will start seeing the ripple effect in this.

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If you thought inflation was bad now....'Everything is halted' [View all] Sogo Apr 2022 OP

I bought a Whirlpool refrigerator for $315 in early 2020 Chipper Chat Apr 2022 #1

Yeah I bought almost all my appliances MissB Apr 2022 #6

That's because pos republicans and covid. rockfordfile Apr 2022 #9

You have to chip away text at the front and at the back. mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2022 #2

Thank you! Sogo Apr 2022 #3

Leave out ... mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2022 #4

+1 Celerity Apr 2022 #8

I've locked down almost every part of my kitchen remodel MissB Apr 2022 #5

And they will still say edhopper Apr 2022 #7

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Amen to your post! Tickle Apr 2022 #11

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Hear, hear! Hugin Apr 2022 #14

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