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mamahazard t1_ixz6y12 wrote
Reply to comment by AuxiliaryPriest in Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
I believe their use of 'Zuri' is just them shortening Zojirushi.
Alt_dimension_visitr t1_ixz6sp3 wrote
Reply to comment by Xyspade in Not as old as a lot of the stuff on here, but a 6 plug wall adapter from RadioShack. Made November 20th, 1994. by 2XGSWsurvivor
He means the og design and patent and correct way is grounds on top.
But we like smiley faces
Dry-Organization-426 t1_ixz517d wrote
Think of the cobbler it could fit!
youve_got_moxie t1_ixz4blo wrote
Reply to comment by yapyd in What are some bifl Christmas gifts for a school teacher? by Junzooka
I hear what you’re saying, but I still think it’s valid to know. Particularly if you’re interested in choosing the lesser of evils, as Nestle ranks pretty high on the scum list.
I mostly mentioned this for other people who might be thinking about this purchase, since nowhere does it say the wife mentioned here even likes coffee. We don’t know anything about other than she’s married and teaches, and this whole thread is random ideas.
Finally, it seems unlikely that a teacher would be allowed to have a personal coffee maker in their classroom, which means any coffee maker - however ethical or fancy - would be kept at home and used by everyone in the household. In my opinion, that makes this gift a gift for the “house,” not the wife, and should therefore be purchased together as a family and separate from personal gifts.
incasesheisonheretoo t1_ixz4851 wrote
Reply to comment by costabius in Not as old as a lot of the stuff on here, but a 6 plug wall adapter from RadioShack. Made November 20th, 1994. by 2XGSWsurvivor
I was never aware of this! I’ve got a bunch of these things plugged in all over my house that I’ve been using for decades. Thanks for educating me!
HelloNeumann29 t1_ixz46zn wrote
Reply to Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
I had one and I think it burnt my coffee by keeping it so hot for so long.
GreenDeltaWIP t1_ixz3slq wrote
Teacher here! We are one profession that gets consumed with our job being our identity / personality. I encourage you not to get her teacher related gifts for holidays unless she specifically asks for it. Water and nurture her other interests and hobbies because she will lose herself in this job and need reminders that she is more than a teacher.
TriggerWrning t1_ixz3bu5 wrote
Reply to BIFL Dutch oven: Le Creuset vs Lodge by DesignerAccount
For folks wanting to avoid "made in China" LC, Staub, and Made In are all built in France. Head over to Germany and Merten and Stock is the leader. All these have high manufacturing standards and high marks on testing.
I own LC and Made In and love working with both. The LC was a gift and i didn't want to spend that kind of money when I got another. Also I see LC went to a Plastic knob which is suspect at their price
Xyspade t1_ixz26hj wrote
Reply to comment by vacuous_comment in Not as old as a lot of the stuff on here, but a 6 plug wall adapter from RadioShack. Made November 20th, 1994. by 2XGSWsurvivor
The ground pin being at the top or bottom depends on what direction the outlet is orientated, it has nothing to do with this product. If the outlet is installed ground up, so will this protector sit that way.
miggysd t1_ixz0ucp wrote
Reply to Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
I had one also same model the way it failed was I lost it or someone stole it 😂 I have another one now an I had the other for 5 years and worked as good as it did day 1.
reklaw03 t1_ixz0gsj wrote
Reply to comment by NewbieSecurity510 in Where to Buy Used Washing Machine by nerdyharrybartending
Also try local auctions and Goodwills. My last washer was an old Kenmore from Goodwill that lasted another 11 years until the transmission went out. And its replacement, commercial GE, from an auction of an appliance store.
FriarNurgle t1_ixz0fiy wrote
Liquor
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gomidake t1_ixyyz2l wrote
Reply to Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
Here I was thinking zojirushi only made rice cookers, nice to see there's other gems to consider from them
Nayzo t1_ixyymwk wrote
I have my mother's old Kitchenaid mixer that dates back to the late 80s. It is a beast. Enjoy yours!
AuxiliaryPriest t1_ixyyj57 wrote
Reply to Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
Depending on the model you can order replacement parts (cap, gaskets, etc) to keep it going and looking strong. Unfortunately I lose mine a lot of the times but I have one that's almost a decade old. I have other Zojirushi products that are 20+ years old. Definitely a buy it for life company
Own_Variation_6512 t1_ixyyc2e wrote
Reply to Not as old as a lot of the stuff on here, but a 6 plug wall adapter from RadioShack. Made November 20th, 1994. by 2XGSWsurvivor
The six of those fellas have seen some shit, must've been stuck in an outlet of a porn studio.
AuxiliaryPriest t1_ixyxkkn wrote
Reply to comment by home_cheese in Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
Definitely not a household name in the US, but in Japan, everyone knows the brand.
AuxiliaryPriest t1_ixyv6eg wrote
Reply to comment by vinistois in Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
Seriously. Not made for office/home use. Definitely for people that need it to protect their drinks from cold weather. I use mine in conjunction with a small mug and pour out what I need.
PAChilds t1_ixyv2yu wrote
Reply to comment by CalRipkenForCommish in was handed down my late uncle's 80s stand mixer, still works like a dream by Wavestormed
Have the exact same model. Bought in late 80's or early 90's. 4 loaves of bread at a time, but only partially mixed. Hand kneed to finish. Never the slightest complaint or repair. Have grinder and slicer attachments which are used regularly too.
Responsible-Spring49 t1_ixyuz88 wrote
Definitely a leather tote it will last and look better as it ages. For all the people saying to buy some expensive refillable pen DONT all supplies like that get borrowed broken or stolen.
Non school item- massage to get rid of all the school stress!
yapyd t1_ixyuset wrote
Reply to comment by youve_got_moxie in What are some bifl Christmas gifts for a school teacher? by Junzooka
It's really hard to escape large corporations that do not have crimes against humanity though. About 10 companies own the majority of the food industry and at that point, you're just picking the lesser of evils.
I guess coffee beans could do the trick as a replacement but that would mean that the school teacher actually makes her own coffee.
AuxiliaryPriest t1_ixyu1r5 wrote
Reply to comment by LikesTheTunaHere in Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
Wait.. Is a Zuri different from a Zojirushi?
AuxiliaryPriest t1_ixytwb0 wrote
Reply to comment by LikesTheTunaHere in Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
I read that as 5:30- 6 AM and was thinking how hot do you need to have your teas to be drinkable.
waytooo t1_ixz7k1z wrote
Reply to Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
I own a similar one for 5 years, the heat retaining is great. My only complain is the stains on the lid. I only drink water with it, but the plastic part (I guess that’s silicone) on the lid that’s attaching the opening has black dots overtime, and I can’t wash it off somehow. Both vinegar and baking soda don’t work. Then my friend who bought together with me told me he has the same issue. I’m wondering if it’s just us, and anyways to clean it up?