If you want to find out who actually manufactured a Kenmore appliance, just look at the first 3 digits of the model number (there will be a period and a bunch of other digits after the period in the model number, too). Compare those three digits to the chart on this webpage (http://www.appliance411.com/purchase/sears.shtml).
Not really. All major brands have their problems (including the "premium" brands). I would just avoid Electrolux/Frigidaire like the plague. They have more issues by far.
NOT Whirlpool.
White landscaping stones?Just replaced our driveway where roots and Jimmy Hoffa buckled it in a zillion places. The brick edging is being ripped out and replaced by gravel this weekend by decree of her heiness Mrs. MS. I have no clue what type of gravel to get. On trails we hike, the trails are all small, gray, rough gravel. Gravel paths online show larger rocks. Should I be getting 3/8"? Fines? 5/8"? Do I even need to put / tamp down a rock dust base before the top gravel? This is simply on the sides of the driveway and more cosmetic than anything.
I haven't used the IOGEAR solution, but used another wireless HDMI implementation by Warpia. It worked well enough for periodically streaming content from a laptop. But didn't try a permanent implementation. One thing I did notice was the quality of signal. Periodically there were times where an audio delay was encountered or if streaming HD content (i.e. 1080p) and someone broke the line of sight between the transmitter/receiver, the video would stutter. For the most part, the comments are fairly positive on the IOGEAR solution.
