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Sat, Aug 25, 12 at 13:54
| Hello, I am getting granite countertop and thinking of replacing faucet. Do you like nickel brushed or stainless steel and why?
Which one do you think easy to maintain? Thank you! |
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| I have Moen classic stainless in my kitchen. It's easy to keep clean. Doesn't seem to have water spots. I have Danze brushed nickel in the upstairs bathroom. It not only shows all waterspots, but the clear coat peeled in spots. I prefer SS.
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| I prefer SS too. |
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- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Sat, Aug 25, 12 at 18:45
| I much prefer a polished anything to brushed. To me, no offense meant to anyone, brushed finishes look cheap. |
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| I, on the other hand, like brushed metal finishes, just not for a faucet. I don't think you'll be sorry going with a SS faucet - easy to keep clean and they look great. |
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- Posted by paulflyboy (My Page) on Sat, Aug 25, 12 at 20:45
| I think it depends on what you have in the kitchen. We have a black cast iron sink and brushed nickel looked the best with it and our other appliances. |
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| How about brushed/satin SS? I have brushed Nickel and really like it, but I would also be OK with brushed SS. We all have preferences and opinions - to me, polished reminds of the cheap chrome faucets in restrooms - as BreezyGirl said, no offense meant to anyone else's preferences (sorry BreezyGirl). I find "brushed" or "satin" finishes hide water spots, etc. better than polished. |
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