I can’t remember what it was, but I bought something based on their recommendation and it was terrible. I’ve got things they’ve recommended from just a few bucks up to several hundred, and have always been very happy with them and found their insights largely true, but whatever it was, it was way off.
Great, now I need new spots...
Silicone Spatulas, 11 inch Rubber Spatula Heat Resistant Seamless One Piece Design Non-Stick Flexible Scrapers Baking Mixing Tool (4 Piece)
Yes, it was nice the first two times we drove to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina but we know that route pretty well now so flying was nice the last time. It was nice to do a 1 hour 38 minute straight flight instead of a 10+ hour drive.
Well maybe the French fly if they go a distance, LOL. Or maybe many of them think France is so superior they don't bother going to other countries!I read that Europe is 3.9 million square miles and America is 3.7 million square miles so theres plenty of scope for distance here too, the French just don’t care about it.
On a motorbike with its ancient technology you expect at some point to break down. It’s expected and part of the excitement when you set off on a thousand mile jaunt, who knows if you’ll make it!
So you get good break down cover and are cock a hoop if you don’t have to use it. Your bike will be praised ad nauseam for getting you from point A to point B if it does it without a hitch, it will be a topic discussed over beers or days
But yes I agree cars are different and I can see at 100,000 miles it might be on your mind. My car is also at that sort of mileage and I can’t say I trust it like I used to.
And a hard left swerve back on topic to ask TastyReuben about those DI ORA spatulas, are they much better than the usual?
My DH has a 2011 Chevy Silverado with 250k, but he used it working as a storm insurance adjustor driving all over the place. He really needs a new truck. His is running rather rough.
Miele is the only brand of vacuum I buy now, the suctions good and they last forever.
Hearth?
Not sure but getting ready to find out!
Hearth is the floor where the fireplace is built. Usually something that’s highly heat resistant like slabs or even just concrete, gets very ashy.
Ironically, last night I saw her on an episode of Law and Order where Detectives Curtis and Briscoe go to LA. She made a pass at Curtis and he turned her down because even though separated, he was still in love with his wife. There was no cooking or use of kitchen ingredients involved in this episode.
Oh I know what a hearth is, I thought you were naming a brand of hoover, LOL.
Ha I’ve been sitting here wondering what Americans call a hearth
Gotcha. I will go over to the "What's the next kitchen item you plan to buy" thread and try to find a recommendation for a kitchen and dining room vacuum cleaner. Although good news, they do have Miele in the US. I just don't know which one to get.
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