Recent comments in /f/BuyItForLife
kaspar_gutman t1_iy9gkcs wrote
Reply to comment by dbpf in was handed down my late uncle's 80s stand mixer, still works like a dream by Wavestormed
So weird that you get downvoted for having a friendly conversation. For what it's worth, I appreciate your comment.
SeaworthinessTop1419 t1_iy9g5yb wrote
Reply to comment by keapitnyurheart in Hoping I Can Get Your Help! by spydersweb51
Sure it does, you need to go to the higher end of the LVT or LVP but it does great. Unless your dogs are bigger than mine, he was 86 pounds. And a collie so lots of fur. Best wishes.
Muncie4 t1_iy9f6xv wrote
Reply to comment by spydersweb51 in Hoping I Can Get Your Help! by spydersweb51
It does not upset me, its wasting everyone's time. Here are stove variables:
- Gas/Electric
- Single/Double oven
- Convection or no
- Width constraints
- Amount of burners
- Specialty burner factors like built in grills, ventilation, etc.
- Price
- Aesthetics
If you want real help online, you need to sort these all out and make a well formed question. And the above applies to almost anything. A question like "Stove, thanks" is as helpful as "Car, thanks"....take the time to form a great question to get a great answer, otherwise you are wasting you and the internet's time.
edificeraks t1_iy9ezsg wrote
Reply to 2007 Northface Jester Backpack! Daily use since 8th grade. This thing is a TANK! by The_Christ_is_Right
These things cost 20000 bucks in India!!!!
nio_nl t1_iy96g2l wrote
Reply to Zojirushi SM-KHE48. Used daily for 6 years. Retains heat better than a Yeti, fewer $$$. by home_cheese
I see yours also lost all its paint. With mine the logo has almost vanished as well, goodbye little elephant..
KaleidoscopeDry3608 t1_iy95ray wrote
Reply to comment by falconclutch in What things did you THINK you were buying for life but turned out to wear down/fail/need replaced? by Bequathed
Somewhat preventative measures so it won’t be more costly down the road but A lot of things that added up: Repairing outdoor pergolas with wood rotting with fungus -$15K Replacing Backyard fence-$11K Repairing Pavers -$8K? Repairing Outdoor irrigation Replacing plants that irrigation killed Repairing Kitchen hood and vent Adding turf to replace some plants Our add in since we’re already doing above: Extending BBQ station Extending drink station
…. There’s more Im missing and of course labor costs.
golddoomtheory t1_iy92od8 wrote
Reply to What's a good cheap watch? by DISTROJAR-69
Casio for sure
davewhocannotbenamed t1_iy92ade wrote
Reply to Hoping I Can Get Your Help! by spydersweb51
12x12 sticky vinyl tiles. They are super easy to install and are durable. Get tired of em, peel em up. Can. Be used on walls or ceilings too.
XelaYenrah t1_iy8yk5m wrote
I wanted to love hexclad, but the coating came off on one pan within 6 months. I had received it as a gift and they understandably needed a receipt but my mom (the gift giver) couldnt find it but had the charge on her card. They wouldn’t help me unfortunately, so I’m a little biased.
I-own-a-shovel t1_iy8qggk wrote
Reply to comment by talkingtimingthings in Looking for a BIFL toothbrush holder? by VermicelliOk8288
Where does the water drip down with those though? On the counter top?
spydersweb51 OP t1_iy8qdfb wrote
Reply to comment by Muncie4 in Hoping I Can Get Your Help! by spydersweb51
Hmmm. I was finding them online for 8-60k. It was very helpful though. I love the style and those cabinets!
I would be happy to give more detail. I figured perhaps in error that making 15 plus posts with massive detail in each would be spamming so I combined everything. So far I have gotten a good amount of suggestions and feedback for things that have been immensely helpful.
Would you like more detail of what I’m looking for in a stove/oven? I mention in the original post ( I think?) that I wanted a gas cabinet oven. I’m not sure how much more detail I could give.
I’m sorry my post has upset you.
hotdish81 t1_iy8qa3b wrote
Reply to comment by mcCola5 in Just bought an All-Clad D5 Stainless Steel frying pan for the first time. Just cooked eggs in it and they slid right out. Wish us luck! by femifist26
I have a couple Made-in items, an 8x8 enamel and an 8" saute pan. Both were won at the Austin Food and Wine Festival, they're nice but at their price point I prefer AC, LC, and Lodge.
One thing I don't like is that I think they use their name to confuse customers in believing their line is "made in" the united states... But it's not.
Dan-z-man t1_iy8pkrp wrote
Reply to comment by coldfootwpulses in Need a recommendation for some good women's combat shoes for winter in France by [deleted]
Nothing to add, just like your username.
Quartich t1_iy8nrpr wrote
Reply to comment by LengthMaleficent7394 in My collection of US Made Stanley Aladdin vacuum bottles. Left to right: 2001, 1989, 1969, and 1990. All still work flawlessly. by Psnuggs
I'm familiar with the snark of the universe and his order
keapitnyurheart t1_iy8ks64 wrote
Reply to comment by SeaworthinessTop1419 in Hoping I Can Get Your Help! by spydersweb51
But it does not hold up well against the claws of large dogs
Muncie4 t1_iy8i283 wrote
Reply to comment by spydersweb51 in Hoping I Can Get Your Help! by spydersweb51
You can't even buy a new oven door for this for $10,000. That's the point...when you post no details of wanting things, you aren't going to get proper help. That's a stove that costs more than your house likely.
seantabasco t1_iy8hz08 wrote
unrelated to this sub, I always preferred that little baby joystick thing in the middle over a touchpad. I imagine it must be patented by IBM or something and that's why it seems like no other company ever does it.
The_Christ_is_Right OP t1_iy8h7db wrote
Reply to comment by jools4you in 2007 Northface Jester Backpack! Daily use since 8th grade. This thing is a TANK! by The_Christ_is_Right
Go to The North Face’s website and submit a claim.
Gopokes34 t1_iy8fuig wrote
Reply to comment by Axi0madick in how to patch ember holes in down jacket? by Peacera
Ya, like it's great that it's light and can pack small. But when it comes to camping, being around fires, sometimes I value durable over that. Not everyone's an ultralight camper.
1212gatez t1_iy8frkr wrote
Reply to Hoping I Can Get Your Help! by spydersweb51
Food dryer: Excalibur Filter: Berkey Knives: wustof classic Blender: Vitamix
Cullywillow t1_iy8d79s wrote
Reply to comment by 86tuning in how to patch ember holes in down jacket? by Peacera
I like to put a little Fray Check on the edges before I sew it closed.
B00kWorm1 t1_iy8bxs8 wrote
Reply to comment by aarkwilde in Looking for a BIFL toothbrush holder? by VermicelliOk8288
I use a favorite mug that the handle broke off of.
MonaMayI t1_iy8bwus wrote
Reply to BIFL clothes iron & board by zwade7270
Rowenta for consumer model. If you sew or quilt and have the room, it may be worth investing in a commercial grade steam iron and just using batting covered with muslin stapled to a tabletop for ironing. This, for example.
houck3 t1_iy89bn6 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in My collection of US Made Stanley Aladdin vacuum bottles. Left to right: 2001, 1989, 1969, and 1990. All still work flawlessly. by Psnuggs
You threw up and pissed yourself because you drank coffee? Or was that a KotH reference that blew over my head
dbpf t1_iy9gucy wrote
Reply to comment by kaspar_gutman in was handed down my late uncle's 80s stand mixer, still works like a dream by Wavestormed
Appreciate you. Haters gonna hate