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Ceramic Tile Floors in the Kitchen, Why
Well my husband says it is porcelain tile but whichever one it is I don't like it. It looks good but after cooking and baking my feet hurt, why would someone choose this for a kitchen floor!!
Ceramic tile and porcelain tile are often chose because of the cost. It looks good and is cheaper than some other flooring options.
A lot of people like them in their kitchens because they are very durable and come in a lot of pattern and color choices. I guess it depends on what you are used to and how much time on your feet you spend cooking.
Porcelain tiles are thicker than ceramic ones and the pattern runs all the way through it by the way.
I have ceramic tile in my kitchen and I absolutely love it. I spend a lot of time in there and it doesn't seem to bother my feet.
I have ceramic tile in my kitchen and that is were i spend a lot of my time ,cooking and baking. But i feet burn so bad and my legs and the lower part of my back kills me.
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