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23/02/2020

Have you seen the new Monogram French Door Single and Double wall ovens? These are a perfect addition to any kitchen.

Here are some of the features for both.

French door design

Inspired by commercial kitchen designs, the precision engineered chain-drive mechanism allows for one-hand opening of both doors at the same time.

True European Convection with Direct Air

Channels heated air from the top of the oven and circulates it around food on all sides for perfectly uniform baking and roasting.

10.0 cubic foot oven capacity (5.0 each oven)
Easily accommodates even the largest meals

Self-clean with Steam Clean option

Gives you flexible options for thorough oven cleaning. Monogram is the only brand on the market where you can leave the oven racks in the oven during self cleaning.

Exclusive self-clean

(2 full-extension, 1 regular) oven racks
Glide in and out smoothly on stainless steel ball bearings, and are designed to be left in the oven during the self-clean cycle. Monogram is the only brand on the market where you can leave the oven racks in the oven during self cleaning.

WiFi Connect

Allows you to control oven functions from anywhere inside or even outside your home, using your smartphone or other web-enabled mobile device.

Oven Cooking Modes

Convection Bake (Both Ovens) Convection Bake Multi-Rack (Both Ovens) Convection Broil (Both Ovens) Convection Broil Crisp (Both Ovens) Convection Roast (Both Ovens) Thermal Bake (Both Ovens) Thermal Broil (Both Ovens).

These are two of the best built in oven's on the market by far.

22/02/2020

Tip of the week, a simple way to deep clean your dishwasher and how often it should be done.

If your dishwasher appears to be running inefficiently or you notice buildup on the racks or interior, it’s time to give it a wash. Ideally, you want to do this once a month for regular maintenance and extending the life of your appliance.

Before you get started, make sure you have: Rubber gloves, a dishwasher-safe container (such as reusable food storage), white vinegar (or unsweetened lemonade), baking soda and if mold is present, bleach.

Step 1: Remove the bottom rack

Once you carefully detach the bottom rack of the appliance, you’ll have access to the drain. Then, clear out any debris or buildup and replace the bottom rack.

Step 2: Eyeball the interior

Examine the interior surfaces of your dishwasher for evidence of mold growth. Mold can be the cause of unpleasant odors and even cause respiratory problems, especially for those with asthma or compromised immune systems.
Step 3: Run a vinegar rinse

Place one cup of white vinegar into the container and place it on the top rack of the appliance. Run a hot-water cycle and allow the vinegar to loosen all the grime coated on the interior surfaces. You can also use a packet of unsweetened lemonade instead of vinegar.

Step 4: Follow with a baking soda rinse

Sprinkle a cup of baking soda on the floor of your unit. This time, run a short hot-water cycle. You should have a sparkling clean dishwasher after this step.

Step 5: Finish with a bleach cycle (if needed)

If you found mold anywhere in your appliance, fill the dishwasher basin with bleach and run another cycle to kill the spores. DO NOT use bleach if you have a stainless steel interior.

Step 6: Wipe down your washer

Now that you’ve cleaned your unit interior, why not wipe the exterior surfaces, too? Give your door and controls a wash with a mild cleaner and buff them with a soft cloth.