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I will first go: one of the things that I find incredibly irritating HGTV shows as House hunters It is when potential house buyers comment on the color of ugly paint in a room - as if they can't just repaint he! But with regard to the many domiciliary renovation emissions from the network, viewers have an even longer list of the grievances they broadcast in a new Reddit wire . They say that some cooking choices are a "maintenance nightmare" while an open floor plan is like living "in an airplane hangar". Read the rest for the seven main most boring trends.

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The shelves open in the kitchen lends a place to display kitchen books, a fancy glassware, decorative plates, etc. But HGTV fans think it's completely impractical.

"The shelves open in the kitchen (dust? CLUTTER?)," Wrote a reditor. "I have [my] stuff stacked on my kitchen cabinets and when I remove it, it is covered with oily dust," said another, as an example.

Many Reddit commentators do not like cooking islets in general, but even those who do not bother them, TO DO Benefit when they include a sink or a stove.

“The wells on the island are driving me crazy. The sink should be under a window, "said an HGTV fan.

"What sink has no soaps, sponges, ecurviers, wet or dirty dishes around? Who wants splashes in the water on your pancakes while you eat in your breakfast bar?" Exclaimed another.

By moving on, another commentator said, "I hate stoves in the islands. The stoves are becoming hot and most of the time there is steam or sauce that can splash. Cooking is disorderly. I find it so impracty. ”

"There is a reason why backsplashes," said someone else.

The creator of the Reddit wire has made a good point: “The massive hob of the island has no ventilation, no hood in sight. (The descending current systems are beautiful but only pretend to work.) ”

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Speaking of cooking islets ... HGTV viewers do not like it as strongly "the new trend of a bench built at the back of the island, so that people sitting are facing the kitchen."

Someone else commented that if this island had a sink, those sitting at the bench could very well be splashed.

For the same reasons, the Reddiors also dispute the "Table Island thing". One of them said, "I hate the island of the lower table, and the two -level islands are so horrible."

If you are going to cook in your kitchen (which we assume you are!), You will accumulate a decent amount of fat and grime that must be destroyed, which is exactly why HGTV fans contest with some of the porous materials used on the counters and the backs.

"Lately, I saw a lot of porous surfaces like backsplashes, mainly stone type stuff and it's terrible. Whoever plans to put this in a kitchen or think that it is ok, obviously, does not cook or clean," wrote a person.

"These people should never cook. Deploying the dough and kneading flour on everything except a smooth and smooth surface is a nightmare," said someone in response.

A third person agreed that his black beast is "stone backsplashes which is not easily wiped (limestone, brick, etc.), especially behind the range."

"Backsplash in stone ...... Imagine spaghetti sauce spacons only once. It would never be clean ”, but someone else has entered.

"Butcher's block counters can be pretty, but a maintenance nightmare," said a reditor in reference to another popular material used on HGTV emissions.

The trend of the Hôtel des Douches à Design à Design (Read: those without walls / doors) is not well seated with these fans of HGTV.

"The water splashes on the floor! The room is cold! Why?!" complains a reditor.

"Yessss. He had never come to mind how impracticable they are until we stayed in an airbnb during a trip that had one," said someone else. "It was horrible! I was moving! And no amount of water meetings helped. "

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An open floor plan is certainly one of these characteristics of the house of love or hatred, but for fans of HGTV, it seems that they are in this last camp.

"This open floor plan looks brilliant and large, but there is something special to have separate dedicated sections for different rooms, instead of having cooking, eating, living in a single" room "", shared a reditor.

"The completely open concept all the time is not a fun environment for most people. It is much better (and more interesting) to have a house with structure and life," said another.

Another commentator has taken an even more serious position: "Have a meal in the kitchen if you want to talk during your kitchen. The cook should focus on their task (sometimes dangerous) at hand. ”

Finally, someone joked: "You might as well live in an airplane hangar."

LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank) is much cheaper than real hardwood floors, but HGTV fans always think that it is a big misstep.

“While nobody wants 5 different floor covering options in a space, give me a tiled kitchen and bathroom. Enough with LVP everywhere! Hardwood and 4life tiles! ” Exclaimed a reditor.

Some others have specifically called the “wooden” gray LVP floors that they generally see on renovation emissions.