Category: Kitchen

Question: I think our dishwasher is on its last leg! It’s noisy, doesn’t drain completely and the dish racks are damaged and rusty. What are the most important things to consider when buying a new dishwasher?

Answer: Advances in technology and features have made choosing a new dishwasher a considerable task. Here are a few things to consider. Size: This may not be a factor is replacing but for 2-3 people and 18” model which holds 6-8 standard place settings should be sufficient. For a family the 24”, regular sized model […]

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Question: The tap water in our house doesn’t taste too great and we’re tired of buying water. Is there an easy way to filter the water ourselves?

Yes, you can filter your own water, and if you don’t want to buy bottled water it is a good idea.  From odor, taste and bacteriological contaminants to rust and lead, many things can affect the quality of your water.  The type of filter you use depends on cost, what you are treating and ease […]

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Question: We are remodeling our kitchen and don’t know what kind of back splash we should go with. Can you give us some suggestions?

A kitchen back splash adds color, style, and protection for walls. Many people think the counter back splash is mostly a decoration. In fact, it’s needed to protect the walls from splashes of grease and cooking oil. That doesn’t mean that dramatic decorative materials and styles aren’t pleasing to the eye. If your choice of […]

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Question: Our old grill is on its last leg… literally! Do you have any tips or guidelines on purchasing a new grill?

Answer: Here are some things to consider before you purchase your new outdoor cooking machine. * Heat Distribution.  More heat (high BTU’s) is not necessarily better.  Many grills offer plenty of heat and ease of startup but may not provide good heat distribution.  Most of the time you won’t need cooking temperatures higher than 500 […]

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Question: The grout for the tile in our kitchen is looking pretty shabby but I don’t want to use harsh chemicals to clean it. Is there a “green” way to clean the grout?

Answer: There are a number of less toxic solutions for grout cleaning but one of the most effective is oxygen bleach. Oxygen bleach is a color- and fabric-safe, nontoxic, product that doesn’t produce harsh fumes. Oxygen ions attack stain molecules, breaking them into particles that can be more easily rinsed away.  Here are some tips […]

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Jubert Home Inspection

(612) 615-3696
jerry@juberthomeinspection.com
2440 Saint Albans Street North
Roseville, MN 55113

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