Tag Archives: stainless steel appliances

More Than an Upgrade Needed

Posted on February 13, 2009 by languageandgrammar

Although not everyone will agree with us, we at languageandgrammar.com believe that language subtlety is important. Thoughts are precise, and a lack of subtlety in language usage is often a reflection of a lack of sharpness of thought. That brings … Continue reading →

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Stainless Steel Appliances

Posted on June 5, 2008 by languageandgrammar

I almost feel like a lawyer as I head into this mostly off-topic post since I have to begin with the question: How do you define clean? Stainless steel appliances have become more popular than yawns during a major league … Continue reading →

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