Certainly, in terms of the manufacturing of appliances, we do use a lot of steel and aluminum in those appliances still, particularly the major appliances such as refrigerators and ranges. The cost of those materials has gone up, but it's a double whammy in the sense that a lot of that manufacturing is occurring offshore, in the United States in some cases, which means that the aluminum and the steel are more expensive to purchase.
On the flip side, in terms of bringing those appliances or the components thereof into Canada, there are now Canadian tariffs, retaliatory tariffs. So it's bit of a double whammy in terms of making the appliances, home appliances in particular, more expensive.