Things I hate on homes

[Anonymous]

Strongly prefer hardwood w/area rugs over wall-to-wall carpeting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I used to love those old linoleum floor tiles, circa 1950, in basements...until I learned that many of them are made of asbestos and/or glued down with asbestos mixed into the glue. Gross! Now I notice a certain odor from these tiles and they gross me out. Of course, they can just be covered over with carpet or flooring, but the whole asbestos thing is ridiculous (why they were ever made with it in the first place).

To be fair, the hazards weren't known at the time. You can probably find similar patterns and colors today if you like it that much, but they won't have the asbestos.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Vinyl siding.
Vinyl replacement windows.
Fake muntins.
palladian windows.
stuck on shutters.
two story foyers.
pavers
and evn hardie plank.

You must hate my home

Yikes!

A stunning example of bad taste.

Or maybe it's what they could afford in a neighborhood they liked.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You guys seriously don't know the cost of putting in an asphalt driveway versus a concrete one? And judging by your ridiculous and biased comments, you sure as hll don't know the lifespan or cost of maintenance of each either.
And yet you still wonder and ridicule why most quality home have concrete....

screw that pea gravel is where it's at

On Cape Cod, we use crushed shells. Pretty!

I love the "tabby" they use in South Carolina.