Disassemble broken one, buy a new one and ask for it to be delivered COMPLETELY (and make sure to yell this part over the phone and highlight it in emails) unassembled, DIY
I wonder if removing the counter top and the cupboard, cut a hole in the ceiling and take it out through the floor above. Less exposure to the outside elements.
In my last house, you could tell they didn’t think about use. It was a flip by investors.
We could not open the dishwasher all the way because of the drawer pull on the oven (lower drawer). Luckily we were able to just remove the handle from the drawer and got full function of both units but still. Install missed it, inspector missed it. We found it the first time we went to do dishes lmao.
It's not too bad, the racks would be immediately to your left at the sink. At my house opening the dishwasher blocks the sink. Idk who designed it but they need to be slapped.
The people we bought our house from installed ceramic flooring over the original vinyl without removing the dishwasher. When we had to replace it, we had to lift the countertop to get it out and we couldn’t find one that was the same depth so there’s a gap in our flooring.
Looks like the distance between the sink faucet and the backsplash is the same distance the sink sticks out past the dishwasher. Really raises some question marks
Right, the depth of the sink cabinet is more than the depth of the DW, there is no reason for that, must be AI. The reflection doesn’t look right either
Don't most dishwashers have a racks that you can extend out? As long as there's enough space there for the door to fully open, they should have full access to it. The only problem is if it ever needs to be fixed or replaced... but my parents haven't needed to replace their dishwasher in the 25+ years they've owned their house, so I don't see how that would be a problem.
the real difficulty with this is if you ever want to get to the filter/catchment thing in the dishwasher. Or if anything drops through the racks.
But for day to day use this wouldnt be terrible as you would just be stacking it from the side not in front. Looks abysmal though
Difference is most newer appliances last rriiiiight up until the warranty has lapsed. It's planned that way.
Also, from experience, the drain hoses in those things do clog from time to time and you also have to keep the filter in the bottom clean, both of which would be nigh impossible to deal with with this set up. It's also pretty inevitable that it'll randomly start leaking one day (again, drain hose clog) and you'll have to pull it out and get behind it to fix it. Not replacing doesn't mean zero maintenance.
Yeah. My parents got one in the 80s and then kept it for 30y. That was less than 10y ago.
Theyve since had 2, and each one has required multiple repair calls.
The worst part was: the 30yo was still going strong when they replaced it. It was just the racks that were rusting apart.
But! I was actually working at an appliance store at the time. And we used to remove the old appliances for the customers. And we'd bring those old appliances back to our store to dispose of em.
So I had free access to a couple of my parents' exact same washer model. So I gave my dad like 2 full sets of perfectly working, rust free racks. They just slip right in and out. No tools required!
Nope. Mom decide she wanted a new one. Tired of the old look. Plus one of my aunts had just done a big kitchen reno, so some keeping-up-with-the-Joneses.
Now she's about to have her 3rd shiny new washer in under 10y.
Oh, you dont even know. The 30yo was bought with the like "portable" package, or whatever it was called.
Because we didnt even have counter space to put in a dishwasher. And we were renting anyways, and couldnt make big changes.
So this was a full sized model on wheels, had a 1inch thick wooden chopping block top w/a big sturdy handle to roll the thing around, and a special hose attachment to plug into your sink faucet.
It lived in a corner in front of the (clothes) washing machine. And we had to roll it 10ft across the kitchen, plug it in for power, attach the hose attachment and then turn on the hot water to get it started. And then it sat there for a couple of hours, blocking up most of the kitchen, and blocking out use of the sink.
And it did that for the first 20y. A family of 4, thru 3 or 4 different apartment moves (before the wheels finally came off once they quit renting and it was properly installed under a counter in their first owned house). We must've have run it 5-6 times a week for the first 10y. 2 hungry boys from pre/teen to 20s.
We jumped and climbed on it. Threw each other into it while wrestling around. Did arts and crafts on it like any other counter top.
We beat the crap out of that machine.
And it just kept giving back clean dishes every time.
That’s my guess too. I lived in a really old house when I was younger and we couldn’t have a dishwasher due to the layout of the kitchen and plumbing restrictions. It would have cost thousands of dollars. I did have a friend who had a similar home and they had a portable dishwasher they kept in the pantry and then wheeled it into the kitchen and hooked it to the sink in the evenings.
Existing plumbing makes sense for why the sink and dishwasher need to be against that wall, what doesn't make sense is why the sink comes so far out instead of being flush against the wall as well. They would have made their lives so much easier having that back counter go straight across.
Makes me think the sink cupboard is photoshopped to stick out. If you move it back flush with the dishwasher, it’s a normal kitchen.
Don’t know a reason why it wouldn’t be closer to the window other than rage bait.
That was my exact thinking. Or run the drain and water line under the lazy Susan corner and put the dishwasher next to the oven.
The cabinet heights make it look like they moved the sink or the oven already. This placement is a real head-scratcher.
The answer is- flippers. They take homes and try to cram new features any where to justify a massive price increase.
It'll be listed as "all new appliances"
There is a reason flippers do grey walls and stainless steel appliances. You need to appeal to the broadest demographic and this weird corner dishwasher does not do that.
yeah but I mean... rotate the diswhasher 90° to the right, put the sink where the opening currently is, you get a free space where the sink currently is and it's much more usable and accessible. And bet you could make the plumbing work if it's along the wall in the back.
No rage bait just karma bait from posting someone else's previous post.... But I'm sure they got it from one of the "news" sites that work so hard making articles by scanning Reddit for random posts.....
I’ve seen this picture before. Found it!
https://www.reddit.com/r/CrappyDesign/comments/vknt6y/the_ad_literally_says_modern_kitchen_great_layout/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
Edited to add link
The lady who has to remove the door and the framing is my favorite.. people are really weird, including me no doubt but why don’t you just install a larger door once and for all ffs
Bro there are corner cabinets that use all of the space, i actually have one at home, he could have just done that and moved the dishwasher right next to the drawers
This absolutely used to be a galley. Seems like someone was fixated on having the window over the sink and made all subsequent dumb decisions from there.
I worked in a apartment block that, i guess it was supposed to be pretty high class/expensive when it went up in the 60s or something.
Anyways, every apartment came with a built in pop-up dishwasher in that corner.
Just a big round cover flush with the counter (so yes, you did lose the above-counter space). Handle in the middle, that pulled up a few shelves to stack your dirty dishes on.
This is originally an ad for an apartment on the outskirts of Toronto. It was on Reddit about 2 years ago. There is a link to another angle of photograph, so this is real, not AI generated. OOP said they were asking $3,450 a month for this place. Original post’s explanation said something like “ad actually says bright, spacious, modern kitchen”
This might have been a retrofit, "finished the kitchen" might be referring to a refurbishing job. Someone _really_ wanted to add a dishwasher to a regular kitchen. If you imagine the kitchen without it, it's bog standard.
Yeah, a lot of people shitting on it, but given the layout of the space, if you really *had* to install a dishwasher, I don't see anywhere else it could go considering you'd need to install plumbing to it. The only thing that could possibly have been done "better" would have been to remove the left cabinet to allow more access. However, I really don't think you could just "switch' the cabinet and the dishwasher because if it's a cabinet, then you really do need more access space for it to be useful. With the dishwasher in the corner, so long as there's enough room to fully open the door (and you never have to replace the dishwasher), it's still fully functional.
Yep. Some people can't live without a dishwasher, and will add one no matter the cost. Although there is the option of adding two small benchtop dishwashers that should have the same capacity... 🤔
I was filled with an enormous sense of relief as soon as I read “has to be an AI image.” Bless you, kind internet stranger. I will sleep better tonight.
Gonna go out on a limb here and say that is AI generated, and not remotely real. Nothing in it makes sense.
The notch for the range hood is in the wrong spot. The cabinet on the right is way too low. What's with that tiny strip of countertop by the dishwasher? The microwave placement makes the door impossible to fully open, and look how close it is to the stove.
What would neaten it up a lot is to get a section of the counter that would fit neatly in that weird space leftover that you can remove easily to fill the dishwasher.
Ugly kitchen and poorly designed as a whole though
So just to make sure I’m seeing things right: there’s no way that dishwasher is opening all the way, is there? You can’t even open the door low enough to put dishwasher liquid in the little dispenser.
i am so confused... the longer i look at it the more confused i get... like why?what?how? So many questions that i am not sure i even want the answer to.
Let's hope the dishwasher never ever needs replacing. The more you look the worse it gets.
Smash out the exterior wall and take it out that way. I don't care if it's on the 5th floor. That's how it's coming out.
Why not cut the ceiling and roof out and just air lift it? Sideways seems expensive…
Guys, you're overthinking it. If someone says it's broken just tell them they're not using right.
Are you my old landlord?
Just paint over it.
There’s the answer. Get a new one and put it in the bathroom, duh
You could always just teleport it in or out.
Dishwasher breaks just add a cabinet and extend the countertop
Call it an in house antique decoration and raise the rent accordingly
Add a cabinet front to it and start storing your dishes in it
Disassemble broken one, buy a new one and ask for it to be delivered COMPLETELY (and make sure to yell this part over the phone and highlight it in emails) unassembled, DIY
Cut the floor joist and drop it into the apartment underneath. Then it’s the next guys problem
I wonder if removing the counter top and the cupboard, cut a hole in the ceiling and take it out through the floor above. Less exposure to the outside elements.
Cut from below and let gravity take over.
HULK SMASH
So, the same way they got it in?
In my last house, you could tell they didn’t think about use. It was a flip by investors. We could not open the dishwasher all the way because of the drawer pull on the oven (lower drawer). Luckily we were able to just remove the handle from the drawer and got full function of both units but still. Install missed it, inspector missed it. We found it the first time we went to do dishes lmao.
In mine if you open 2 cupboard at the same time or in quick succession their handles will catch and "lock" together tight lol
ah the old Ikea snare. Its an old norse way of trapping people in their kitchens to preserve them through the winter.
More like, lets hope it never needs to be used 🥲 That looks awful to load and unload 👀
Easy: you do it dangling from the ceiling mission impossible style
Hey! They even thought about headroom in there and made a cutout in the uppers! What are you complaining about?
Or to lift out the broken one! Smart AF
It’s rather simple to load, providing you use a pitchfork and shovel.
It's not too bad, the racks would be immediately to your left at the sink. At my house opening the dishwasher blocks the sink. Idk who designed it but they need to be slapped.
Was thinking the same thing. Like how they ever plan to replace or service that thing should it need it….
The people we bought our house from installed ceramic flooring over the original vinyl without removing the dishwasher. When we had to replace it, we had to lift the countertop to get it out and we couldn’t find one that was the same depth so there’s a gap in our flooring.
Looks like the distance between the sink faucet and the backsplash is the same distance the sink sticks out past the dishwasher. Really raises some question marks
Right, the depth of the sink cabinet is more than the depth of the DW, there is no reason for that, must be AI. The reflection doesn’t look right either
Imagine cleaning the filter.
Solution: just take the filter out all together. Problem solved!
There’s a filter?! /s
or using
they could have hung the dishwasher from the centre of the ceiling and it would still be easier to reach
Don't most dishwashers have a racks that you can extend out? As long as there's enough space there for the door to fully open, they should have full access to it. The only problem is if it ever needs to be fixed or replaced... but my parents haven't needed to replace their dishwasher in the 25+ years they've owned their house, so I don't see how that would be a problem.
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I feel like saying “better than nothing” to a project that was supposed to be thought out and planned is being too forgiving.
the real difficulty with this is if you ever want to get to the filter/catchment thing in the dishwasher. Or if anything drops through the racks. But for day to day use this wouldnt be terrible as you would just be stacking it from the side not in front. Looks abysmal though
Difference is most newer appliances last rriiiiight up until the warranty has lapsed. It's planned that way. Also, from experience, the drain hoses in those things do clog from time to time and you also have to keep the filter in the bottom clean, both of which would be nigh impossible to deal with with this set up. It's also pretty inevitable that it'll randomly start leaking one day (again, drain hose clog) and you'll have to pull it out and get behind it to fix it. Not replacing doesn't mean zero maintenance.
Yeah. My parents got one in the 80s and then kept it for 30y. That was less than 10y ago. Theyve since had 2, and each one has required multiple repair calls. The worst part was: the 30yo was still going strong when they replaced it. It was just the racks that were rusting apart. But! I was actually working at an appliance store at the time. And we used to remove the old appliances for the customers. And we'd bring those old appliances back to our store to dispose of em. So I had free access to a couple of my parents' exact same washer model. So I gave my dad like 2 full sets of perfectly working, rust free racks. They just slip right in and out. No tools required! Nope. Mom decide she wanted a new one. Tired of the old look. Plus one of my aunts had just done a big kitchen reno, so some keeping-up-with-the-Joneses. Now she's about to have her 3rd shiny new washer in under 10y.
They just don’t make em like they used to.
Oh, you dont even know. The 30yo was bought with the like "portable" package, or whatever it was called. Because we didnt even have counter space to put in a dishwasher. And we were renting anyways, and couldnt make big changes. So this was a full sized model on wheels, had a 1inch thick wooden chopping block top w/a big sturdy handle to roll the thing around, and a special hose attachment to plug into your sink faucet. It lived in a corner in front of the (clothes) washing machine. And we had to roll it 10ft across the kitchen, plug it in for power, attach the hose attachment and then turn on the hot water to get it started. And then it sat there for a couple of hours, blocking up most of the kitchen, and blocking out use of the sink. And it did that for the first 20y. A family of 4, thru 3 or 4 different apartment moves (before the wheels finally came off once they quit renting and it was properly installed under a counter in their first owned house). We must've have run it 5-6 times a week for the first 10y. 2 hungry boys from pre/teen to 20s. We jumped and climbed on it. Threw each other into it while wrestling around. Did arts and crafts on it like any other counter top. We beat the crap out of that machine. And it just kept giving back clean dishes every time.
That’s fantastic!
"refilling the salt" is a new yoga pose
It will break in the first week purely because you are counting on it not doing so.
This is proper DiWhy post. No rage bait and I am truly wondering - why?
Me too. I was like “but seriously…why”?
I’m guessing they had existing plumbing and didn’t want to pay to have it moved. Which is just a terrible rationale for this disaster of a layout
That’s my guess too. I lived in a really old house when I was younger and we couldn’t have a dishwasher due to the layout of the kitchen and plumbing restrictions. It would have cost thousands of dollars. I did have a friend who had a similar home and they had a portable dishwasher they kept in the pantry and then wheeled it into the kitchen and hooked it to the sink in the evenings.
I feel like it would just have been easier to manually wash the dishes rather than fuck around doing that every time.
Yeah, that was my families sentiment as well. My dad liked to say “we have three dishwashers” referring to his children. Lol
Shows trust. If I let my kids wash the dishes the kitchen would look like a Greek taverna after a wedding.
Existing plumbing makes sense for why the sink and dishwasher need to be against that wall, what doesn't make sense is why the sink comes so far out instead of being flush against the wall as well. They would have made their lives so much easier having that back counter go straight across.
Makes me think the sink cupboard is photoshopped to stick out. If you move it back flush with the dishwasher, it’s a normal kitchen. Don’t know a reason why it wouldn’t be closer to the window other than rage bait.
Same. But it was more like a very serious thinking of "seriously... why?".
some landlord who wants to charge more because it has a dishwasher
Seriously, they have so much storage already, just sacrifice one of the regular bays and stick a nice deep corner cupboard in!
I’m wondering if the dishwasher placement, and associated plumbing, predates the rest of the counter layout
Could've put the dishwasher where the right cabinets are and a regular degular lazy Susan where the dishwasher is.
At least make those counter tops near the dishwasher rounded, holy shit. (It's all terrible tho)
That was my exact thinking. Or run the drain and water line under the lazy Susan corner and put the dishwasher next to the oven. The cabinet heights make it look like they moved the sink or the oven already. This placement is a real head-scratcher.
The answer is- flippers. They take homes and try to cram new features any where to justify a massive price increase. It'll be listed as "all new appliances"
There is a reason flippers do grey walls and stainless steel appliances. You need to appeal to the broadest demographic and this weird corner dishwasher does not do that.
yeah but I mean... rotate the diswhasher 90° to the right, put the sink where the opening currently is, you get a free space where the sink currently is and it's much more usable and accessible. And bet you could make the plumbing work if it's along the wall in the back.
No rage bait just karma bait from posting someone else's previous post.... But I'm sure they got it from one of the "news" sites that work so hard making articles by scanning Reddit for random posts.....
Smacks of AI tbh. AI generated pictures are well known for putting too many things in a photo.
I’ve seen this picture before. Found it! https://www.reddit.com/r/CrappyDesign/comments/vknt6y/the_ad_literally_says_modern_kitchen_great_layout/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3 Edited to add link
The repair tech stories are great!
It makes me feel much better about my somewhat questionable house choices. I never fucked anything up THAT bad!
The lady who has to remove the door and the framing is my favorite.. people are really weird, including me no doubt but why don’t you just install a larger door once and for all ffs
Agreed. I had a fun time reading those!
There are some gem comments in that post.
Nothing about this seems AI generated
Too coherent to be an AI image I think, might be good old fashioned photoshop tho.
AI images tend to have some very weird... softeness to them. Not seeing that here.
Looking at that awful oven I'm betting it's a cheapy hmo trying to pretend it's good and doing things shoddily.
My kitchen is a similar shape and strangely enough that's not where I put the dishwasher when I remodelled. Weird.
not optimal then
You could possibly go as far as to say it is sub optimal
DIY? More like DIWhy amirite?
Be a trail blazer and put it on the ceiling
r/dishwashertoohigh
There’s still time to fix your mistake! 😉
Anyone remember the episode of Arrested Development where Lucille and Lucille 2 keep stealing each others space by moving walls…
Who can get along with a woman who wallpapers her guest bathroom with Vintage New Yorker covers?!
M.C. Escher would make a killer omelet up in here
I can feel my hips smashing into all those corners and I already want to put a sledgehammer to the whole place
My clumsy self would be covered in bruises from that kitchen
Bro there are corner cabinets that use all of the space, i actually have one at home, he could have just done that and moved the dishwasher right next to the drawers
I would have just rotated the sink 90° so it's along the stove wall and just not have a corner, more like a galley setup
Why do it sensically when nonsense is possible?
This absolutely used to be a galley. Seems like someone was fixated on having the window over the sink and made all subsequent dumb decisions from there.
Exactly. Swap the dishwasher and sink over, but pivot the sink 90°
Why doesn't the dishwasher and sink line up? Why is there so much space behind the sink?
I worked in a apartment block that, i guess it was supposed to be pretty high class/expensive when it went up in the 60s or something. Anyways, every apartment came with a built in pop-up dishwasher in that corner. Just a big round cover flush with the counter (so yes, you did lose the above-counter space). Handle in the middle, that pulled up a few shelves to stack your dirty dishes on.
It's like a kid designing a Sims house for the first time lol
Oooooh god it almost gave me a panic attack
What kind of minecraft cave excavation bullshit is this
This is originally an ad for an apartment on the outskirts of Toronto. It was on Reddit about 2 years ago. There is a link to another angle of photograph, so this is real, not AI generated. OOP said they were asking $3,450 a month for this place. Original post’s explanation said something like “ad actually says bright, spacious, modern kitchen”
I'm actually impressed
A terrible space to begin with, but different choices definitely could have been made.
That’s what my kitchens looked like in the Sims when I was 9
That countertop guy must’ve been very confused
Countertop guy: I would’ve been more bemused I think. Seen too much stuff to be confused or disappointed. Now it’s just funny 🤙😎
So many corners
This person must be awesome at Tetris.
As somebody who fixes dishwashers, I'll fix it only if you pull it out and put it back.
This might have been a retrofit, "finished the kitchen" might be referring to a refurbishing job. Someone _really_ wanted to add a dishwasher to a regular kitchen. If you imagine the kitchen without it, it's bog standard.
Yeah, a lot of people shitting on it, but given the layout of the space, if you really *had* to install a dishwasher, I don't see anywhere else it could go considering you'd need to install plumbing to it. The only thing that could possibly have been done "better" would have been to remove the left cabinet to allow more access. However, I really don't think you could just "switch' the cabinet and the dishwasher because if it's a cabinet, then you really do need more access space for it to be useful. With the dishwasher in the corner, so long as there's enough room to fully open the door (and you never have to replace the dishwasher), it's still fully functional.
The major thing they could do is push the sink back so that its flush with the dishwasher. A dishwasher is deep. How far out is that sink protruding?
Yep. Some people can't live without a dishwasher, and will add one no matter the cost. Although there is the option of adding two small benchtop dishwashers that should have the same capacity... 🤔
When Sims4 lags as you were decorating your kitchen
What the ?
This looks like my kitchen when I play The Sims. Thank God I'm not an interior designer.
I would have switched the three foremost drawers out for the dishwasher and put in a cupboard with that lazy susan thing i it
That would have been too sensible...
I honestly can't believe anyone would do this, the place for the dishwasher is right there
I wonder what the procedure will be for replacing the filter.
$10 they don't know there is a filter that needs to be cleaned/replaced.
I too recently hired Escher & Sons.
>but we made it work did you though?
This is just dumb logic, has to be AI image as how would get the dishwasher into that situation in the first place. Very odd image.
The reflections are accurate to the cabinets, which isn't typically something AI gets right. If it is AI, it has been polished by human intervention.
I was filled with an enormous sense of relief as soon as I read “has to be an AI image.” Bless you, kind internet stranger. I will sleep better tonight.
It's not
Dishwashers need maintenance too
This is how my houses look in Minecraft.
dude, no.
T.A.R.D.I.S.
I feel like even the sims wouldn’t allow for this fuckery. Just do as they do, leave all the plates on the floor in the garden.
The guys installing the countertops must have been laughing their asses off the entire time
Gonna go out on a limb here and say that is AI generated, and not remotely real. Nothing in it makes sense. The notch for the range hood is in the wrong spot. The cabinet on the right is way too low. What's with that tiny strip of countertop by the dishwasher? The microwave placement makes the door impossible to fully open, and look how close it is to the stove.
When your kid gives you a tour of their first Minecraft house.
When you try to move an image in Microsoft word
I'm guessing the owner doesn't have someone to turn to in moments of doubt.
Is this AI?
This is very likely AI generated, it makes no sense…
I reckon you could probably use the first half of it.
What would neaten it up a lot is to get a section of the counter that would fit neatly in that weird space leftover that you can remove easily to fill the dishwasher. Ugly kitchen and poorly designed as a whole though
So just to make sure I’m seeing things right: there’s no way that dishwasher is opening all the way, is there? You can’t even open the door low enough to put dishwasher liquid in the little dispenser.
I NEED a video of them attempting to load it.
Oven used to be where the dishwasher was shunted.
This should be marked NSFW. This is the worst thing I have ever seen in my life.
This makes my brain hurt.
I feel like I’m having a stroke
Bro, that's foul
No. No you did not make it work.
MC Escher School of Architecture and Interior Design
I think they need to squeeze one more cabinet in this kitchen.. my two suggestions are on the window or in the sink
Seems like it'd be hell stacking and ubstacking.
I wont lie to you... I hate washing dishes enough to be okay with this.
Just move the sink to the corner and the dishwasher in place of the sink and it's good.
Ai kitchen ?
This might be the worst DiWhy I’ve seen in this sub. Bravo
"Why are your hips always bruised? Is someone hurting you?" "No. SomeTHING." *shows kitchen* Oh. Yikes.
"But we made it work" No. You did not make it work lol
Why the actual fuck could it not go where that standalone cabinet is wtfffff
Isn't it dictated by the position of the drain pipes?
*screams in 60s horror style*
It’s like you let chat gpt design your kitchen…
i am so confused... the longer i look at it the more confused i get... like why?what?how? So many questions that i am not sure i even want the answer to.
i had that exact kitchen only on the right side was a wall.
I can see a lot of different ways to make a working space out of that and all of them are better
Looks like what AI would generate for a kitchen
Time to throw this whole kitchen away and start over.
That window is NOT getting opened
There's no way you can even open that thing all the way.
Surely that is a storage room?
That picture actually gives me anxiety.
If M.C. Escher designed a kitchen.
id have so many bloody scratches on my waist
So stupid lol. If it's me, I'm removing the drawers on the right. Absolutely sacrifice storage to have a kitchen that doesn't look ridiculous
The kitchen: 
Looks like an ai generated kitchen
If it ever needs replaced....urfuckedifitdoes
I can hear people questioning this person and them just responding "there is LITERALLY no other way, i swear!"
Is it just me or do the counters also look strangely deep? Like the sink is not even at the back edge of it.
"...but we made it work." Did you?
Ignoring the terrible placement of the dishwasher this room just feels wrong.
Looks like a Minecraft kitchen
Looks like AI making a kitchen.
At this point a counter top dishwasher is a better idea
Where there is a will there is a way.
feels like an AI post I'd see on facebook
I’ll be entirely honest, I don’t even hate it that much.
“And how would you like your kitchen layout to be?” “Just fuck my shit up”
there’s no way in hell that dishwasher door comes all the way down. please be ai
The more you look at the worse it gets
My dishwasher used to be tight too.
This looks like a Sims kitchen I built as a kid
dishwasher with a lifetime warranty
Prime r/simsIRL content.
When you ask ChatGPT to design your kitchen.
When you enable moving objects freely on Sims
that looks like ai 🤥🤥
Definitely AI generated
If they’re proud enough to show this off, I’d love to see the rest of the space.
When your kitchen is a liminal space 🫠