kitchens

Many apartments come without kitchens or with tiny, dilapidated kitchens.

Wait, are you saying that soup kitchens are ineffective at combating malaria (which goes without saying)?

For example some landlords would put in good kitchens, flooring, insulation etc and charge a premium for renting a better home.

You can invent far-fetched stories about how anti-malaria nets are somehow harmful, but you can do the same for soup kitchens.

That's why they upgrade kitchens and floors - because they can raise rent.

There have been massive strides in sanitation, but the primary benefit is clean drinking water, sanitary kitchens, and the removal of bodily wastes.

You have to gut the entire facility in order to put kitchens and bathrooms in every apartment and it just isn't (usually) cost effective.

Then the factories start exporting them because it's cheaper for foreigners to buy the Greek kitchens then their own country's, because of the devaluation.

They don't make kitchens in Greece, so they have to import them.

The cat's food tin that we open in our kitchens is made of peruvian anchovies flour.

True in practice, though shared bathrooms & kitchens are no impossibility.

Greeks start buying Greek-made kitchens, creating jobs in the kitchen factories.

Professional kitchens are "sausage fests".

"Lower your trip cost with amenities like WiFi, stocked kitchens, and free parking." I'm LOL'ing!

"Greeks start buying Greek-made kitchens, creating jobs in the kitchen factories." That's not how things roll in the real life, I'm afraid.