I just bought a new home, we settle soon! :blah: At any rate, the kitchen is set up so that the sink is on one end of the kitchen, and the fridge on the other. There is easily 8 feet between the two if you go in a straight line from one to the other. Also, the two are on perpendicular walls so that if you are at the fridge, the sink is on the wall to your right. We will need to purchase new appliances and I would like the convenience of an icemaker, but I'm not sure it's worth trying to run a line from the water supply, behind the cabinets, and to the fridge. If a leak were to develop somewhere, it would cause a HUGE mess. Especially if it is a small one and it goes unnoticed for a long time and ruins the cabinets. At any rate, I was wondering if anyone had thoughts as to whether it's even worth investing in a fridge with an icemaker, or if I should just go the old fashioned route and fill the trays at the sink. Thanks!! :p

We are in the process of removing old (40 year old) tile from our downstairs bathroom. Our sink has 2 pieces of corian backsplash; one on the left wall which has been removed successfully and the other on the back. It is not budging and I'm concerned it will break. Is there an easy way to remove the adhesive that is keeping it firm to the corian sink? Many of the tiles behind it have actually been partially removed. Thanks for any help, Kara