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Tuesday, October 21, 2008

What's in a kitchen tour?

This weekend, the Central Coast and Valleys Chapter of the NKBA held it's third annual Kitchen Tour. What is better than an interactive tour? See the kitchens, talk to the designers, open the drawers, get a chance to see the latest innovations in cabinets, appliances and advancements in eco-friendly products. It is a once a year opportunity that beats any visit to a showroom or looking at a magazine. Walking through a newly remodeled kitchen is a sensory experience.

A live demonstration from the EasyCleanHome team was on hand at Home # 6 on the Tour, my client's own kitchen. The science behind the nanotechnology demonstration is the coolest thing to watch. It is not really a "new" product, it has been tested and used in aerospace, defense and motor sports. A non toxic, non staining coating that bonds with the surface, providing a anti-microbial, super-hydrophobic surface. A product that repels water, contaminates have nowhere to absorb into, what can be better than that for easy maintenance? What a better idea than to use this technology on residential surfaces such as granite, stone, stainless steel and glass.

The NKBA Tour of Kitchens was held in nine homes throughout Ventura County varying in style from 1950's California Ranch to 1980's tract homes. The following photos are the entries from myself and my associate Liz Tiffin from Westside Remodeling.
Enjoy viewing the transformation!

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Kitchen shown above was treated with Easy Clean/ Green Life Coatings.
The stainless steel sparkles. Finger Prints wipe right off the stainless.

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What's really great is to watch the expression of surprise in the neighbor's faces, standing in the kitchen looking at the transformation, maybe thinking what "could be" for their kitchen. This is a Morrison Ranch Tract Home. From Tract to Terrific!

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