Chanur
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Make sure it's not one of those that will shut down your water/ice because of the filter. Saw one that had an RFID chip in the filter so if you used an aftermarket filter it literally refused to work.
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Lanx
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i think they all have that now, but by law you can call the mfr and they have to send you a dummy plug for free
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Haus
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Seriously? F all that. I can put a better filter inline before the fridge anyways. About to redo the under sink filter anyways....
AND..... one google search later :
Only drawback is that you can then use generic filters but the fridge will THINK the bypass is installed and say it's unfiltered.
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Maximis Velocity
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We are looking at a Mueller for the new house.
MUELLER 48 in. 6.7 cu. ft. Professional Freestanding Gas Range with 8 Burners, Griddle and Double Oven in Stainless Steel GR-670 - The Home Depot
Take your cooking to the next level with the Mueller 48 in. Freestanding Range. The impressive size and power of the Professional Series Gas Range provides superior heating and precise control so you can enjoy the satisfaction of dishes cooked to perfection. Features 8 high-powered, Italian-made...
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Lanx
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dishwasher died on me again, ever since i moved in here this ge dishwasher has been ass. it was spontaneously working, then i changed the circuit board last year and it's been fine, and last night dead.
i checked the breaker, plugged in a light to the outlet, so i'm sure the circuit board is again kaput, found a used one on ebay for 35bucks, (new goes for 150), i'll see how it goes.
i'll see if i can find time this weekend to take out the circuit board and look at it, maybe just a cap busted.
i checked the breaker, plugged in a light to the outlet, so i'm sure the circuit board is again kaput, found a used one on ebay for 35bucks, (new goes for 150), i'll see how it goes.
i'll see if i can find time this weekend to take out the circuit board and look at it, maybe just a cap busted.
Daidraco
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Anyone have experience with these? I'm trying to find the cheapest option:
Sous Vide Machine-Suvee Cooker- Sous Vide Kit with Lid, Recipes-1000W Fast Heating Immersion Circulator/Accurate Temperature and Timer/Digital Touch Screen, Stainless Steel (US Standard)
Lanx
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if you want the cheapest to get into sous vide, i'd at least get a brand name and it's only 20bucks
Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker Mini, 850 Watts, Black and Orange, App Enabled, 2024 Model
i've used my regular anova for a while and i guess the bt is cool to turn on and off and to monitor for afar
heres a tip for the mini or any sous vide actually, pour water tempurature appropriate water to start, don't start off w/ cold water, use the hottest setting on your sink it should be 130 to 150 and you won't have to spend time bringing the water to temp
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Daidraco
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Lanx
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damn my clipboard
Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker Mini, 850 Watts, Black and Orange, App Enabled, 2024 Model
i would get it today b/c it is on sale for 20
LiquidDeath
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In the past two weeks I've had my garbage disposal stop spinning, my dishwasher UI panel die, and my dryer heating element go out.
I'm becoming entirely too familiar with the inner workings of the fucking appliances in my house.
This is just a post to bitch that appliances are made like shit and not for easy access these days.
I'm becoming entirely too familiar with the inner workings of the fucking appliances in my house.
This is just a post to bitch that appliances are made like shit and not for easy access these days.
BrutulTM
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I'm currently trying to fix a front load washer that won't drain. Replacing the pressure sensor and the hose going to it didn't work so now I'm waiting for a new pump to arrive. Historically I just throw parts at them until I've spent half the price of a new washer and then I can take it to the dump.
Lanx
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yea holyshit , just replaced my element and i have the dishwasher ui in the mail too, my control board and the ui board were fucked. what gremlin did you piss off?
Intrinsic
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Might consider this for our new build. Not 100% sure about having a gigantic battery ready to explode in my kitchen, but it is either that or a 1,000 gallon gas tank buried in the back yard. Pick your poison.
www.impulselabs.com
Introducing the Impulse Cooktop
The most powerful stove ever made. Exceptional performance with unprecedented cooking control.
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Aldarion
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The sensi-temp burners that are now mandated on all new electric stoves are a crime against humanity.
Also they don't fucking work - they literally often won't boil water.
Anyone fix yours? Apparently you can't just swap them out for normal burners, but I read about people connecting the wires inside the switch. It looks to me like another option would be to adjust the height of the sensor, so it comes in contact the all pans and not just the few perfectly flat pans we have.
Anyone experimented with this?
(Yes gas stoves are 1000x superior, no its not in the cards for us right now)
Also they don't fucking work - they literally often won't boil water.
Anyone fix yours? Apparently you can't just swap them out for normal burners, but I read about people connecting the wires inside the switch. It looks to me like another option would be to adjust the height of the sensor, so it comes in contact the all pans and not just the few perfectly flat pans we have.
Anyone experimented with this?
(Yes gas stoves are 1000x superior, no its not in the cards for us right now)
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BrutulTM
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I spent 10 years as an electrical engineer. I know how to use a multi-meter.
The new pump seems to have worked. FedEx did its best to destroy it, the box looked like they had been using it as a tire chuck and a piece that held the electrical connector was broken off. I could have sent it back out of principle, but the choice was between having no washing machine for another two weeks or just using the broken one. I put it in and just zip tied the broken piece to the drum. Put it all back together and we're washing clothes again.
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