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Let's talk granite for real
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sfp0701
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Member since 1/07 9764 total posts
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Tricia
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Re: Let's talk granite for real
Posted by hazeleyes33
Posted by leese
I heard that glasses break easily on granite - is that true?
???? Haven't had glass break in my kitchen in awhile and it was never on a countertop.
Yup. I broke a ton of things on it when I first got it. I had to get used to it. but I do love it.
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Posted 2/22/08 1:03 PM  |
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DRMom
Two in Blue
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Melissa
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Re: Let's talk granite for real
I do not like the granite in my kitchen. It never looks clean-always streaky(and i use a special hard surface cleaner) As AP said if you put a plate or glass down too hard, it does break. I would not have them again
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| Posted 2/22/08 1:24 PM |
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checka
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Member since 5/05 1769 total posts
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Me
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Re: Let's talk granite for real
Posted by Blu-ize
I'm looking into Silestone.
Me too. It seems to be the most durable and lowest maintenance.
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| Posted 2/23/08 6:07 PM |
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anjerandunder
Positive thoughts worked!!!
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J
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Re: Let's talk granite for real
thank you all for the advice..i would get a darker granite if i was to get it because i'm so afraid of the staining..i can just see grape juice spilling and that would be the end of it..but i never knew about the cambria or the silestone so thank you
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