"Concrete evidence in kitchen" and "Dirty dishwasher" (The Gleaner)

Q: I have a strange problem. I have a concrete-slab-foundation home built in the '60s. The slab floor seems to be deteriorating around my kitchen-sink cabinet. Tiles in that area won't stay fixed to it and keep popping up. There is also a crack where I notice some moisture. How can I properly prepare the area to accept new flooring that stays put? -- Mary in Florida
Take Your Small Kitchen from Drab to Fab (Carteret County News-Times)

(ARA) - Resale value isn't the only reason to redo a kitchen. Even if the home is a rental, or resale is far in the future, the room where families spend most of their time together cries out for a personal touch.

A Handle On Style (Hartford Courant)

Kitchen Cabinet Hardware Opens A World Of Possibilities Modern, classic, historic, whimsical.

Illuminating the Future of Kitchen Lighting: Energy Efficiency (Carteret County News-Times)

(ARA) - It doesn't matter if you live in a home with a modern kitchen that has all the fancy upgrades, or one that just has a single overhead light in the center of the room. If you're not using the latest generation of energy-efficient bulbs, it's time for a lighting upgrade.

How to organize your kitchen (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

If your kitchen feels inefficient or cluttered, here's good news from interior designers: Even the oldest kitchens can become streamlined, attractive work spaces without major remodeling.

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