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silicone thrills posted:My oven caught fire on thanksgiving in 2013 a similar way. was cooking the turkey and suddenly I noticed the electric element in the bottom like on fire burning its way around the whole element. called the fire department and they just said cut the power to the stove then replace the element or the stove. the other one has 30yr old hot point equivalent appliances that will burn one to death by failure to watch out for is the dishwashers. When the timing element fails they’ll get stuck in the dry cycle with the heating element running forever. they’ll melt and then burn. if the timer stops advancing always replace the timer.
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I don't see the point of a dishwasher and don't have one installed.
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Dokapon Findom posted:I don't see the point of a dishwasher and don't have one installed. they wash ur dishes automatically through clever machinery and plumbing, hth
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and they do so with less water and energy than one would by hand.
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Dokapon Findom posted:I don't see the point of a dishwasher and don't have one installed. saves time and water
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So many "time saving" devices I think are pointless... I feel I would just waste the time anyway
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that's why i grind my grains with a giant mortar and pestle
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Dokapon Findom posted:I don't see the point of a dishwasher and don't have one installed. they kind of sterilize stuff. they're nice if you have a baby or someone immunocompromised in the house or if you're into mycology
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lol that's not the way i expected that post to end
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i say swears online posted:lol that's not the way i expected that post to end Brewing and fermenting too!
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i wouldn’t put my brewing equipment in the dishwasher. that’s what pbw, star san and a 5gal bucket are for also get a fuckin dishwasher. hand washing is a waste of water, energy and time just to do a worse job of cleaning
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snack soul posted:i wouldn’t put my brewing equipment in the dishwasher. that’s what pbw, star san and a 5gal bucket are for Not for washing. I do what you’re saying for that, except with c-brite. Dry cycles can be used to batch sanitize empty bottles.
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Dokapon Findom posted:Chicago style is one of the best styles overall along with NY and Detroit. Worst are St. Louis, Altoona, and Ohio Valley rhode island pizza looks sad but at least it ain't got provel on it
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Lord of Pie posted:rhode island pizza looks sad but at least it ain't got provel on it i lived three blocks from caserta for a few months and probably ate there twice a week the whole time
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wasting time ftw
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A bit off-topic but I just got done reading some old Bon Appetit issues I got from a gift sub. God, they write these for tourists offended at being called tourists, don't they? They will write up a column on good Colombian restaurants and cite it as plus that a particular location does not receive much tourist traffic. I'm really not surprised things turned out the way they did with their employees, seeing how much of their print material amounts to trying to sell upper middle class white people on.. the rest of the world, really. At one point a columnist tries to say that "Ija" is a possible childhood nickname for a Spanish-speaking child, so clearly it's not angling for the smart ones. Figures that the publication would try to reap all the benefits of other cultures while not caring for the people, the yuppie way. Ugh, too serious. This is the plum pudding and wassail I want to make soon: quote:Yule Plum Pudding Ingredients: excited to do an involved recipe, I'm a sicko for recipes that ask me to wait a week for something.
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baked sweet onions, small potatoes, and a single hamburger patty (on sale 50% off) in the oven for lunch today. was incredible
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bon apetit post reminds me i ran into brad leone while out and about eating at very touristy places a few weeks back. i said hello. nice enough fella, but iirc he gave out a pretty good way to give people botulism as a recipe, so maybe be careful with any fermentation instructions BA gives you under his byline lol
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snack soul posted:also get a fuckin dishwasher. hand washing is a waste of water, energy and time just to do a worse job of cleaning i've lived in apartments for like 20 years and the only one that came with a dishwasher was the one where all the appliances were decades older than me fuckin match light gas oven and 70s pastel fridge with exposed coils in the back. there was a dishwasher but it didn't work, and neither did the ones I grew up with in my parents and grandparents houses
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get a loving dishwasher that works
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You don't need that poo poo. Don't be afraid to do the work.
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Dokapon Findom posted:You don't need that poo poo. Don't be afraid to do the work. Instead of doing that you could be using your time productively, by posting, for example. Dishwasher = more posting time. Simple.
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Eat This Glob posted:bon apetit post reminds me i ran into brad leone while out and about eating at very touristy places a few weeks back. i said hello. nice enough fella, but iirc he gave out a pretty good way to give people botulism as a recipe, so maybe be careful with any fermentation instructions BA gives you under his byline lol It's his fermented honey garlic. It's a near-anarobic ferment with no added salt or acidity, making it a potentially viable place for botulism to grow. Garlic is thought by some to carry botulism spores. You will probably be fine, but you can check and adjust the pH to 4.6 when starting the ferment if you wanna be completely safe.
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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:I think the goon who proposed the heating element had a runaway oopsie is correct. I called the appliance shoppe from which I bought the oven and told the guy my oven had a busted heating element and after I told him this plus the oven manufacturer he correctly guessed "is it one of the dual fuel models?" dude knows his poo poo front to back. he's got me a part on order after telling me "send me a bunch of photos so I can see what's going on." and now I'm an ovenslave
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i say swears online posted:get a loving dishwasher that works it would be nice but if I move my rent will go up like $400, and the "portable" dishwashers that connect to a faucet cost $600 thotsky posted:It's his fermented honey garlic. It's a near-anarobic ferment with no added salt or acidity, making it a potentially viable place for botulism to grow. Garlic is thought by some to carry botulism spores. homemade garlic-infused oil is also a botulism factory if you didn't pressure can it and/or add acid also check the label on your vinegar if you're making pickles, some stores are selling 4% which is not safe for food preservation (standard is 5%)
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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:I called the appliance shoppe from which I bought the oven and told the guy my oven had a busted heating element and after I told him this plus the oven manufacturer he correctly guessed "is it one of the dual fuel models?" Dual fuel  What is the second fuel... and the first?
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the range top is gas and the oven is electric
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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:the range top is gas and the oven is electric this is a ftw combo btw
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funny that the electric part burnt out of control while the actual fire part is fine
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Parchment paper is so helpful it feels like cheating at cooking. Worth taking out the occasional oven.
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Griz posted:it would be nice but if I move my rent will go up like $400, and the "portable" dishwashers that connect to a faucet cost $600 Mine was under $300 and it works a treat (just clean the filter after every load). It'll fix six coffee cups and whatever else I manage to use in six days. https://www.amazon.com/SPT-SD-2224DWB-Countertop-Dishwasher-White/dp/B09V9MMD4J/ There are better-rated models out there for similar prices, but this one is the best one that would fit under my cabinets. e. Oh, you'll need a 10 Amp outlet.
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mllaneza posted:Mine was under $300 and it works a treat (just clean the filter after every load). It'll fix six coffee cups and whatever else I manage to use in six days. That's the standard kind of outlet though?
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That's one review, from someone who liked their old one more. The listing I ordered from is gone, but was above a 4.0. Not saying it isn't funny tho, 'cause it is.
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The Voice of Labor posted:funny that the electric part burnt out of control while the actual fire part is fine electronics are shock sensitive. heating elements are basically just a cm-ish thick resistive wire , they’re pretty hard to damage. all it takes is a dumb logistics choice on the manufacturers part or bad last mile / installer by the retailer and things like controllers / sensor can be damaged in a way that is hidden and somewhat random in the time until failure and failure rate.
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experiencing that with my dishwasher. maybe 1 in 10 times it’ll shut down mid-cycle. hoping it’s not burning itself out.
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Not a Children posted:experiencing that with my dishwasher. maybe 1 in 10 times it’ll shut down mid-cycle. hoping it’s not burning itself out. Start checking that out. Search for symptoms on your favorite search engine, and iFixit.com looks like it's still useful for repair-focused work.
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mllaneza posted:Start checking that out. Search for symptoms on your favorite search engine, and iFixit.com looks like it's still useful for repair-focused work. Wow sounds so easy and convenient it's a marvel I won't have one in my home
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