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Re: Pimp That Product
I got the fry pan for christmas and its great. The wife keeps pimping her Woflgang sucks pans and has not used it but I see her eying it when I'm sliding my egg out on the plate.
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saw these on shark tank, it's a cool idea but they're getting shit reviews. if they can fully deliver on this concept, i would definitely be in the market. i drink hot tea on the way to work and can't really take large sips/gulps until about 30-40 minutes into my commute.
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So what, they're like those re-usable ice cubes?
Usually in the morning I'll shower and then go fill my coffee cup. By the time I shave and get dressed, it's the perfect temp. If I'm in a rush and need to chug a cup, I'll just drop an ice cube in. How big are those bean things? They look like they could easily slide down your throat. ![]() ![]()
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Ice cubes work fine for me too. One or two usually does the trick without watering down my coffee too bad.
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the cool part, for me, was that they can keep it at 140° for 4/5 hours.
again, the reviews do not reflect their claims, but they say it: cools your drink down to 140° in minutes - won't be too hot and keeps your drink at 140° for hours - won't be too cool
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Sounds like a bunch of fantasy claims you'd hear on an infomercial.
You drop these in your coffee and it doesn't cool off? Heck, lets dump a bunch of these in the ocean. Global warming is solved. Volcano about to erupt? Throw a bunch of these fancy coffee beans into it. Crisis averted. I bet these things could stop Iran's nukes when they finally get here too. Amazing.
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Bought a new house; like brand new.
I need a washer and dryer and a fridge... any suggestions? I want spend about 1500 to 2000 on a washer and dryer and 2000 to 3000 on the fridge. Like the fridge to be a french door style with freezer on bottom.
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Does the wife want front load washer and dryer?
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I think we just want a top load washer; heard to many bad things about front load washers.
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I heard the same things but the wife still wanted the front load Washer and Dryer so I'm no help. We have had ours about 3 yrs with no issues. Knock on wood. We just purchase all new kitchen stuff but the builder buys the frig at closing as a closing gift.
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I have a front loader, not sure of the brand but it was a cheaper model. I dont really like them, but i had to get mine because it was stackable and i needed the space. Besides having to bend over to do laundry the other thing that really sucks is that you cant close the door all they way when not in use because it will smell like mold inside if you do. I dont think its pertinent to my model either, because all front loaders have to make a water tight seal. Also make sure your dryer is compatable to the outlet you have installed. Probably a 4 prong if its new construction.
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I bought the fridge i was looking for above. GE Profile, $4k. Fawker broke this week. $4K for a fridge that lasted 4 years, FML.
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FWIW, for a business i worked with a couple of years ago. I purchased a Scratch and Dent stackable LG washer/dryer. We ran them literally 12 hours a day 7 days a week. At last count of 18 months service.....still ok
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