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beerarchy t1_ixxo9r7 wrote
Reply to comment by Wavestormed in was handed down my late uncle's 80s stand mixer, still works like a dream by Wavestormed
Check out his videos too. Seems like a nice guy. His house was destroyed by a tornado too. He has lots of interesting content.
Actuarial_type t1_ixxn2lo wrote
Reply to comment by CruisinJo214 in What are some quality 10K+ mAh Power Banks/Portable Chargers? [November, 2022] by Speckz5701
Mine is about as old. It’s done a couple hundred flights, multiple road trips. Has a chip or two but still works as good as new.
EcstaticIncrease3791 t1_ixxn1wj wrote
Reply to comment by dojotheglide in What are some bifl Christmas gifts for a school teacher? by Junzooka
Along these lines, what are some things she doesn’t treat herself to? Perhaps a mani/pedi, massage, sauna experience? Something she’s mentioned but never took action?
Sharp_Skirt_7171 t1_ixxn0y5 wrote
Cash and alcohol. Or cash and coffee. Seriously. I work full time and I don't know my son's first grade teacher all that well, but she's quite wonderful and nice. I know she likes coffee and dogs. That's all I know. I plan on a heartfelt written note and $100 bill.
TheBlinja t1_ixxmukg wrote
Reply to comment by kathy11358 in was handed down my late uncle's 80s stand mixer, still works like a dream by Wavestormed
Rev-A-Shelf?
pheonixcat t1_ixxmly0 wrote
Don’t buy anything the kids will use. My first year teaching I bought all this cute, high quality stuff. Even the stuff not meant for the kids wound up borrowed, broken, or stolen. If you want to get her something work related, either ask or go for things most professionals appreciate. A really nice bag, a good lunch box, a quality travel mug (no regular ceramic mugs please). Maybe program automated email responses for when she’s answered the same parent question 800 times.
hotheadnchickn t1_ixxmgtg wrote
NOT things related to work unless it's like a fantastic to-go coffee mug or something. Things that are just for HER to enjoy.
SilverSaintLouis t1_ixxm2ts wrote
L hiver au nord de la France est si terrible ?
Muncie4 t1_ixxlami wrote
Reply to comment by houstontexansfan05 in Recommendations on desk chair by houstontexansfan05
Yes, look for one under your budget. At under $200, you are a beggar not a chooser, so even if it smells like a wet dog with sketchy stains, buy it.
dudeilovethisshit t1_ixxkz2r wrote
Reply to comment by fondledbydolphins in was handed down my late uncle's 80s stand mixer, still works like a dream by Wavestormed
My husband did that to ours today! It had developed a squeak after 15 years. Lots of cleaning and fresh food-safe oil later, it’ll be grand for another 15.
joeychizzle t1_ixxkpyv wrote
Reply to Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
Zojirushi is the fucking GOAT, had mine for 5 years going on 6 and it hasn't ever let me down once. 🫡
Em_Adespoton t1_ixxknya wrote
Reply to comment by nerdyharrybartending in Where to Buy Used Washing Machine by nerdyharrybartending
I think with any of the brands it really depends on the model and year. My Bosch was a workhorse that got out almost anything, didn’t leave soap residue, and did minimal thread damage. It even had a delicates mode where you stick a rack in the bottom and it would gently wash clothes on a hand wash setting.
But I’ve heard of plenty of other Bosch (and Whirlpool etc) models/builds that are totally useless.
My current whirlpool had to have its drum screw replaced after a year because it sheared off near the head. And the machine leaves way more soap residue than my Bosch did.
BeauregardBear t1_ixxjc77 wrote
Reply to comment by shredsickpow in was handed down my late uncle's 80s stand mixer, still works like a dream by Wavestormed
Eh, mine is on the counter, in the corner, used fairly often. Not daily though.
BeauregardBear t1_ixxivcj wrote
Reply to comment by salty_oak_8 in was handed down my late uncle's 80s stand mixer, still works like a dream by Wavestormed
Ty for this info- not op but I have had the same mixer on my counter since the mid-80s.
Summoarpleaz t1_ixxin62 wrote
Reply to comment by blatheringDolt in A trip to lodge headquarters and the world largest cast iron pan by crosstalk22
Yeah but just keep cooking in it and it’ll work out.
caturdayz t1_ixxijla wrote
Reply to comment by CandylandCanada in What are some bifl Christmas gifts for a school teacher? by Junzooka
r/fountainpens if you want some ideas!
I personally love my Pilot Metropolitan, which is a great starter or everyday writer. It doesn’t come with the piston, but you can get one for only a few bucks more.
Honestly, as the SO of a teacher, I love this idea. We have way too many candles, mugs, and teacher tchotchkes.
MacAttache t1_ixxife8 wrote
Reply to Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
Love it! I posted mine that I dropped from a helicopter and still use daily a few months back. Epic thermos
BigJSunshine OP t1_ixxid6t wrote
Reply to comment by atticusdays in Bought Nov. 22, 1991. Still whips mashed like a mofo! by BigJSunshine
Fantastic!
yelprep t1_ixxhjkg wrote
Reply to comment by AdventurousBullfrog2 in Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
All the new all metal ones are garbage. I had my coffee on an old vacuum glass thermos and forgot it over a three day weekend at work. When I got back it was still too hot to drink. I still see them all the time at flea markets and yard sales for 5 bucks or less.
kllove t1_ixxh4o7 wrote
If she brings her lunch like I do consider a quality backpack cooler bag. It’s basically a giant lunchbox with room for other stuff and totally hands free (teachers tend to overcarry crap back and forth). The one I liked most isn’t made anymore but I’ve found a few on Amazon that I’ve given as gifts just not sure of longevity yet.
Another favorite of mine is a massive metal water bottle. Obviously yeti and swell and the like make some good ones. I think customized with her name is how you make it personal and it also saves a teacher who can easily leave it on accident at places like a staff meeting. Hydration is important.
Finally you can’t buy it for life but a year subscription to a local place to get a once a month massage would be a high end superior teacher and wife gift!
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bookclubslacker t1_ixxeiff wrote
Reply to comment by cherlin in Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
Yes I have to cool my tea before putting it in my zojirushi or it’s undrinkable until mid afternoon.
KingKongDuck t1_ixxea10 wrote
Not sure about winter combat styling but I'd take a look at Sorel.
ogjoshuatree t1_ixxoelz wrote
Reply to What are some bifl Christmas gifts for a school teacher? by Junzooka
A quality leather bag (not something you can buy on Amazon or see advertised on Facebook). As a teacher myself, I would love to receive a leather bag to carry daily essentials that will develop character over time and someday retire with me.