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New kitchen - loan or credit card?
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Have a google for DC-FIX, it's like a self adhesive vinyl wallpaper you can put on your counter, cupboards etc to give them a new look.
It's not a new kitchen but it gives your kitchen a new look, cheap too, you can get a 2M roll for under £10 at The Range. I just did mine over lockdown and it's a great improvement (Ribbek Oak counter tops)
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Nice suggestion but unfortunately doesn't help if, like our kitchen, the cabinets are over 20 years old and falling to bits as the chipboard turns to dust.0
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Our kitchen was 18 years old and falling to bits. It was an MFI one.MinuteNoodles said:Nice suggestion but unfortunately doesn't help if, like our kitchen, the cabinets are over 20 years old and falling to bits as the chipboard turns to dust.0
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