How many hours can you spend on windows?

Still working on windows. Spent a few more hours today online.

I also spent a few hours looking at kitchen floor material. We are going to do a full remodel of the kitchen in a5-10 years, so I don't want to spend much money but it needs to be habitable. I had to rip out the lower cabinets due to mold and water damage. I purchased cheap countertops and cabinets, and now am looking for a floor.

There is a lot of contradictory information. In the same web posting I saw a comment that said "ceramic tile is the best material for kitchens and I wouldn't consider anything else." The next comment was ceramic tile is the worst material and I'd consider anything but." How are you supposed to make sense of that? The rest of the information is similar for all the available materials. I think ultimately I'll go with bamboo. I can get it for less than $1 per square foot on closeout, which is less than the really inexpensive stick-on vinyl tiles. Bamboo is like hardwood floors in installation and appearance, but it has a really interesting texture due to the joints in the bamboo. It is a very earth friendly product - bamboo can be harvested without cutting down the plant and it grows "like a weed" with minimal water and fertilizer.