Appliances You Should NEVER Buy Part 3
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In this video, you will learn about more appliances you should never buy. As the list descends, the consequences of these purchases will become more serious. You will also see some better alternatives that you should consider instead of the appliances mentioned in this video.
Many of these problems are annoying yet manageable. You can buy a Bespoke refrigerator and love the style at least initially.
My mom's single evaporator refrigerator always seemed to work even though twin evaporator models are better at the same price.
Be careful with unique special order appliances. Make sure there aren't similar yet more available options before you order anything special.
However, venting is a big issue. Plan your kitchen ventilation well, as it will go a long way to enjoying your kitchen and the rest of your home.
Remember, specifying the right appliances means you are halfway there.
What happens after your purchase: installation, service, and delivery are in many ways more important.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:45 Samsung Bespoke Refrigerator
1:57 Single Evaporator Refrigerators
2:28 Unique Appliances
2:54 Ceiling Blowers
3:37 Over-The-Range Microwaves
4:06 Slide-Out Hoods
4:25 Key Takeaways
I know it's such a specific niche, but you're my favorite appliance youtuber, and I don't even know your name! I've been watching your videos religiously as we've been planning and building our new home for the last year! Such a wealth of information, you could probably branch out and do UA-cam full time and monetize it, and fill a much needed information gap on appliances in the influencer space!
My name is Steve...and thank you for your comments. I would rather be objective than monetize.
I second this- there is such a dearth of information when trying to buy appliances… and these things are so costly- you really don’t want buyers regret
The small dryer ventless is dangerous for the lungs?
Just purchased the new version of the Bespoke refrigerator. The panels were $400 total for all 4 & my husband installed the panels with in 10 minutes of it being delivered. We LOVE the beverage center and family hub feature. 😊
Cool...How does it look?
I remember our dish washer came with interchangeable door panels….white, black, wood tone, beige..they stored in the door. I would imagine that a matching veneer could also be used. Silk screened magnetic panels would be a quick colorful change for your fridge.
Dishwashers used to have a trim allowing for the multiple color options
You give excellent advice. I am relieved to know I did not make any mistakes.
Samsung fixed and updated all their fridge issues in the Bespoke models. I haven't seen any issues yet. Ice maker is no longer in the fridge and the defrost/evaporator have been updated. All Bespoke models are made in Korea.
Just bought mine tonight from Costco
How do you know, James?
@@shank296 I do appliance repair on the side. I also look at the Korean version of engineering/service manuals.
For me, the over-the-range microwave is more about space saving than anything else. We'd be giving up nearly 1/3 of our counter space for a countertop model. We also don't have attic access in this part of our home to install a roof exhaust channel, so we have to rely on the recirculation/filtering aspect of the appliance. We never even pan-fry anything, much less deep fry, so we generally don't make much that requires exhaust, anyway, so the over-the microwave works for us, with one exception: my girlfriend is 5'0", so she can't use it as safely as I can, and one of the reasons we're not paying attention to depth for the oven we're in the market for currently.
I love the idea....and it is super cheap in a package...But it doesn't vent the front burners very well
I like my microwave on its own shelf within a cabinet run. Shorter than over the cook top and leaves plenty of counter space. However, I use a fairly small one. That might not appeal to others.
I can't find another home for Chef Mike. Any other location will cost too much countertop or cabinet space.
I'm redesigning the kitchen with some serious constraints unless I want to blow the budget on structural modifications and cook on a card table and a hotplate.
I may be able to widen the 27-inch wide door to 32 inches and the 32-inch door to 48, but the lay-out of the galley and adjacent rooms won't allow anything else.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
I ended up getting the Bespoke fridge and electric range. I was trying not to go with Samsung, but these days it is hard finding anything that comes in white much less with most of the features that I want. Hopefully, I don't end up regretting the purchase.
If you like it...buy it. The reliability is good generally
Over-the stove microwaves have an additional problem. Particularly for older folks, taking a boiling-hot container of food out at face level is asking for a trip to the ER!
Good point
My kitchen cabinets are navy blue. I was interested in updating my stove and refrigerator to the Samsung Bespoke products in Navy Blue but l figured l’d wait a year or two until you reviewed their reliability.
Hope I'm not too late but you should avoid Samsung and LG fridges as they're not reliable. There's an appliance repair technician on UA-cam who gets in a LOT of Samsung stuff to repair as they're just not built to last. He recommended GE fridges specifically (including the Cafe line), but only the fridges.
Their refrigerators are reliable in the first year....Their service can be a challenge
Refrigerators can be your focal point. Reality is your perception. Remember that folks. Don’t just listen to someone blindly. There’s many beautiful kitchens online that use the refrigerator as a focal point. You use it more than any other appliance as well! It’s also the largest appliance.
Absolutely think about what is important to you and what you will use. That said, the best designers plan the cooktop, sink, and dishwasher in the middle....Its convenient when you think how you cook.
Also if you burn something, you will naturally look for the sink anyway.
Although you can always place a secondary refrigerator in the middle, do whats right for the way you use your appliances and kitchen
I just bought the Samsung fridge, but did not go for the weird panels. Just stainless steel. I plan to redesign my kitchen and the panels are too much money if I change colors.
I'm waiting for the appliance salesmen guide and videos. Lowes doesn't teach us very well, and I come here to learn. Could be a new video series for you.
Could be, man...happy to teach you. Go over the webinars for more in depth info.
What do you think of LG's ExtendaVent over-the-range microwave ovens? (I understand it did well at the CES 2022). I love to get a proper range vent. However, I don't have enough counter space for a microwave. I cook simply and have a simple gas range and electric oven.
The ExtendaVent 2.0 will give you just a bit more ventilation in terms of capture area. That said it's still an over-the-range microwave and the venting is underpowered. But having it extend over the front two burners where most people cook is a good idea.
@@YaleAppliance1 Thanks for responding. However, I've decided to get a range hood after considering your videos & doing more research. Do you have any recommendations for 30 inch hood? I have 4 simple burners.
Look into Zephyr products if you are outside of yales deliverable. They offer a good product at a good price. If you are in Yale's deliverable area purchase one of our private label options. They're great hoods with plenty of options at reasonable prices... and each one also comes with a full 5-year warranty
Over-range microwaves strike again! Even mine (the 500CFM KitchenAid model) does not keep up
Nope...because you (like everyone) cooks on the front burners. Microwave doesn't cover it.
I had a crazy idea, and I don't have to please anyone but myself. I can place Chef Mike above the cooktop as God has ordained, and there is enough space between him and the ceiling to install a vent hood above, and there is an existing vent duct for the old hood.
The bespoke fridge is really cool, I still want it. Also later this year samsung will let you upload your own designs and pictures to make into panels.
It is cool....in the right spot.
I feel like if someone designs a kitchen for which they choose an appliance or any feature they have to wait years for really are looking for conversation pieces rather than a working kitchen.
I love these colours, but it’s a commitment!
It’s WAY cheaper to buy removable vinyl wraps online; adds a layer of protection for scratches etc., and you can just change it when you feel like a change of colour/texture.
Great idea...will it work on a range? You need it professional wrapped as well. The Yale trucks are all wrapped.
00:53 The Samsung bespoke fridge freezers are the most energy efficient ones on the market tbf
Though their price and reliability for me means it isn't worth it despite being more efficient.
As an appliance repair technician I always recommend a single evaporator refrigerator it is cheaper to repair and more reliable
LG was by far the most reliable refrigerator brand with twin evaporators
Cheaper to repair perhaps....but the twins are more reliable
YaleAppliance1 which brand has a good appliance?
Depends on what you are looking for...like GE and LG for medium to affordable luxury , SubZero, Gaggenau, and Thermador for premium
@@YaleAppliance1 thanks for the reply
So-you say never buy a counter depth Fridge but if you have a SMALL kitchen, you likely cannot place a fridge that's 35-36" deep. What then and where do I put my microwave as well? I was hoping for some guidance? Lastly, I would like to understand how CR, Mechanics Illustrated, Bob Villa, CNET, NYT, US News , and your site , etc., can't agree on the best French door fridge? Thanks-and, Ps: call me lost in the appliance store-just like be trapped in IKEA.
I can't say how they come up with the models they determine to be the best in their reviews, but I can say none of those other review sites consider service when making recommendations. As none of them are a servicer of these appliances. But you raise a good point. You need to read many different viewpoints to determine what's best for you. No one review or education site has it all figured out. Including us. In terms of your counter depth question in a small space, then sure if you can't get the extra depth in your kitchen then counter depth would be the way to go. But if given the option, standard depth gives you more storage and usually costs less.
That video was taken a bit out of context. I love CD refrigerators. Definitely buy one for your kitchen. CR, Mechanics, Bob Villa don't have to fix these refrigerators like we do at a loss. So reliability is more important for Yale than the others
Who says that the appliance shouldn't be the focal point. Why is the dishwasher the focal point? You use it 1-2× a week. Fridge and stove every day
Stove is central to any plan.....but you can do what you want.
Many people cover their fridges with magnets, photos, calenders, etc. Saying they are not the focal point of a kitchen is kind of bonkers. You can also buy the Bespoke models with pre-installed panels and normal colors like white or stainless. You're making a form over function argument which is the essence of bad design.
Funny, my refrigerator is covered with my daughters schedule. In classic kitchen design, the stove is the focal point.
You are stirring, baking, etc. They should have more colors in the stove not the fridge.
It won't matter soon anyway. LG and a few others will have light changing colors on their refrigerators.