Models featured in this video:
Miele Stick Vacuum: https://www.yaleappliance.com/search/Miele%20Stick%20Vacuum
Miele Canister Vacuum: https://www.yaleappliance.com/search/Miele%20Canister%20Vacuum
Ooni Pizza Oven: https://www.yaleappliance.com/product/ooni-koda-16-gas-powered-pizza-oven-uu-p0ab00-897790
Wolf Gourmet Griddle:https://www.yaleappliance.com/product/wolf-gourmet-stainless-steel-precision-griddle-wggr100s-933513
Wolf Gourmet Multi-Function Cooker: https://www.yaleappliance.com/search/Wolf%20Gourmet%20Multi-Function%20Cooker
GE Profile Opal Ice Maker:
GE Appliance Air Fryer: https://www.yaleappliance.com/product/ge-17-stainless-steel-countertop-toaster-oven-g9oaaasspss-929928
Miele Countertop Coffee Maker: https://www.yaleappliance.com/product/miele-cm-5300-obsidian-black-countertop-coffee-maker-cm-5300-gg-801994
Cafe Appliances Countertop Espresso Machine:
Yale Appliance Disposer: https://www.yaleappliance.com/search/disoposer
Air Switch: https://www.yaleappliance.com/search/Air%20switch
Mountain Plumbing In-line Water Filter: https://www.yaleappliance.com/product/mountain-plumbing-full-flow-water-filter-system-mt6k-hf-1176320
0:00 Intro
2:25 Miele Stick Vacuum
7:03 Miele Canister Vacuum
11:30 Ooni Pizza Oven
12:55 Wolf Gourmet Griddle
14:52 Wolf Gourmet Multi-Function Cooker
16:40 GE Profile Opal Ice Maker
18:17 GE Appliances Air Fryer
19:59 FAQ: Is the GE Profile Opal Ice Maker Durable?
21:03 Miele Countertop Coffee Maker
22:51 Cafe Appliances Countertop Espresso Machine
24:45 Cafe Small Appliance Finishes
25:46 Yale Appliance Disposer
26:56 Air Switch
29:57 Mountain Plumbing In-line Water Filter
33:39 Sharp Air Purifiers
36:45 FAQ: Counter-top steam ovens? Thoughts? Buy it instead of a built-in steam oven?
28:25 FAQ: How long (years?) does a True column last. You mentioned in a previous video that most fridges last 8-10 years.
39:34 FAQ: How long would a Thermador fridge last? If not, True.
40:30 FAQ: What are your thoughts about Dacor? I am looking for a 42” built-in French door fridge.
42:25 FAQ: Where do you think make-up air should come in, in the kitchen? As close to the cooktop as possible?