Math, the only other thing on list after the windows is fairly minor. Both of the kids rooms have carpeting. We'd like to take it out and put in LVP flooring like we have in the kitchen. I love it. It's very easy to clean and comfortable to walk and stand on.
Myrtle, we are in a pause for the work. I expect we'll get pricing on replacing the windows and sliding glass doors soon. I'm sorry you've had so many bad restaurant experiences recently. My husband worked in London for a year before we met and ate most of his meals out. He loves the city and said the Brits were lovely, but the food was not great. This was in the 1990s. He was in a nice neighborhood too, Knightsbridge (SW7 I think).
Havoc, I'm sorry your sinuses are still bothering you. I'm already taking lots of OTC antihistamines and Montelukast trying to head off the inevitable hay fever now that things are starting to grow again.
Our 22 year old tumble dryer started making ominous noises over the weekend, like something grinding while the drum was spinning. It's too old to get parts for, so DH researched replacements. The choice was somewhat limited as we have liquid propane gas and it's much cheaper to operate than an electric dryer. He found this:
Speed Queen DR7004WG Gas Dryer
Speed Queen is an interesting company. They do all of their manufacturing in the U.S. and are primarily a maker of commercial laundry equipment. You'll see their machines in most laundromats. Hotels, hospitals, etc also use them. They started selling machines for the residential market quite a while ago, and they share the same "built like a tank" design that the commercial ones have. They come with a seven year warranty and an expected life of 20-25 years of normal use. They're more expensive than an LG or Samsung, but less than a Miele or a Bosch.