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	<title>Hoosier Cabinets</title>
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Hoosier Cabinets has moved to a new server.  Please let us know if you have any problems accessing the site.
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		<title>Porcelain Work Tops</title>
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In mid 2007 the company that had been making porcelain work tops since the early 1900&#8217;s was finaly closed down.  Although sales of the tops had been slow the last couple of years, we were suprised by the number of inquiries for them.  We spent a great deal of time tracking down companies that had [...]]]></description>
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		<title>What Kind Of Cabinet Do I Have?</title>
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Almost every day someone will say, &#8220;I have a cabinet with three doors across the top, a porcelain top, three drawers and a door on the base, who made it?&#8221;  That description covers about 90% of all the cabinets made and is akin to saying, &#8220;I have a car with four wheels, two doors, [...]]]></description>
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		<title>What does all the different types of brass mean?</title>
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Many times when you see a description for a brass product you will see terms such as stamped, cast, wrought and extruded.  We receive many inquiries from people wanting to know what these terms actually mean. 
These are terms used to describe how the product was manufactured.  They also will tell you in what ways [...]]]></description>
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		<title>What is the best way to restore the tambour door?</title>
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The first thing you need to do even before removing the old cloth is number your slats.  The slats have been glued next to one another for decades and have conformed to each others shape, curve and warps.  Once you have the slats number you can begin to scrape off the old cloth.  The [...]]]></description>
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The answer to this would depend on your definition of safe.  You should first realize that these bins are not airtight.  For the sugar bin, this can be quite a bad thing in areas of the country with high humidity.  Imagine opening the sieve to release the sugar and nothing comes [...]]]></description>
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On most antiques, bright and shiny hardware just doesn&#8217;t look right.  While there are several ways to age the hardware we have found specialized aging solutions do the best and most consistent job.
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For Nickel try easy to use Nickel [...]]]></description>
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