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I got so mad at a Lodge Dutch oven I literally threw it in the yard after even more the enamel came off

Garbage. If you want something that is bifl you have to learn to cook properly and what utensils to use. Buy commercial grade pans. I have a 8" & 10" nonstick winco pans that see pretty much daily use since 2017 and have no scratches that affect cooking. Medium heat is all it needs to last a while and never use metal in them plus they are relatively inexpensive. Or go the route of cast iron and/or carbon steel pans which you still should seldom use metal utensils in. I already have a 10" cast iron and once my winco pans retire I'm going to try carbon steel pans an 8" and 12"

Plus cast iron and carbon steel are easy to clean get them heat a couple oz of water in them and use a wooden spoon to scrape off the stuck bits aka fond. And you can use that fond to add depth to your food

Where can you buy one for less than Yeti. I paid more

Final line of this is the best comment I’ve found in my hunt for a new coat

something like this perhaps, https://amzn.eu/d/g5SPkxY

I love my RedWings. Definitely built to last, as advertised. My burgundy iron rangers look like combat boots. https://www.redwingshoes.com/heritage/womens/iron-ranger/. 12 month warranty. I notice the reviews for the women’s boot are that they don’t seem as high quality as the men’s—so I recommend the men’s shop if you can find your size. https://www.redwingshoes.com/heritage/mens/iron-ranger/

I have an Anker 10mAh since 2012. I still use it daily and it hasn't failed on me. It gives me a full iPhone 13 Pro charge + a bit more.

My favourite pillow has polyester fibres for filler. Which is soft and firm much like your requirements. Even when your head is resting on it it still feels soft and springy.

35 years? I don't want to know how much electricity this eats

I made the mistake of sitting on my thermarest by the campfire the first nifht of a canoe trip. I felt nothing but cold,, lumpy ground on that trip. It was miserable.

Through the fucking nose for sure (700$) but wouldn’t have anything else. I’ve got the sky 6900 or something like that and it is killer. Waterproof too which typically the kifaru packs are not. Not as cool looking as the kifaru either but such a well thought of layout and load system. Buy once cry once. 🤷‍♀️

E6000

Problem with these boots is they are slick and you’ll find yourself on the ground wondering how you got there.

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Almost any steam iron is practically BIFL if you use only distilled water in it.

If you apply starch/sizing to your clothes, keep an eye on potential buildups on the hot plate, gently scrub them off with a generic magic eraser and rinse off the residue.

Don't let it fall to the floor.

That's about it.

For ironing boards, buy a quality pad. Don't let wet or damp items lay on the board repeatedly. When you're done ironing, if the pad feels moist, take it off to dry separately. These steps will keep the board from rusting.

Lightly oil the track the legs slide in.

These are simple devices that last a long time if a little care is taken with them.

I didn’t actually try… I should have seen if they would have replaced it. The lining was completely delaminated beyond repair (it was a rain jacket).

TIL! Thanks

Have a bunch of coffee mugs in my rotation for hot water & herbal teas.

Only thing that tops their holding of heat are the larger bulkier Stanley Classic flasks.

I wonder if they compete in similar segments.

Wirecutter did this test already. :)

We've bought a few sets of the duralex from Amazon. Best set of containers we've had

Yes! Still have mine (bought it off a friend in 2009), use it nearly every day and still looks great 👍

Cast Iron 4 Lyfe for me. Not enameled, just plain cast iron. Makes the best beef stew I have ever tasted, then again, I'm iron deficient most days, so your mileage may vary.

Blundstones , baby.

Nope. 1860s