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Models of major kitchen appliances tend to differ from each other based on:

  • Whether they have a professional or standard capacity
  • Whether they are built-in, paneled, or freestanding
  • Their individual features

Professional style means the appliance looks like and has a capacity similar to the commercial one used in your favorite restaurant’s kitchen. True commercial units aren’t rated for residential use because of their special ventilation needs, excessive heat, massive size, and other safety concerns. But with pro-style, you can get the advantages of restaurant-grade, including greater durability, more precise temperature control, and a stainless steel finish. People who cook a lot at home or have large families might want to spring for professional-style. Some everyday cooks also like that option for stylistic reasons.

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