I picked whichever had the built-in blender, heated dry, and third rack (and could be delivered this week). That was pretty much it. I think it's a GE, hopefully they don't suck.
i'm looking at a bosch unit.I picked whichever had the built-in blender, heated dry, and third rack (and could be delivered this week). That was pretty much it. I think it's a GE, hopefully they don't suck.
I picked whichever had the built-in blender, heated dry, and third rack (and could be delivered this week). That was pretty much it. I think it's a GE, hopefully they don't suck.
challenge accepted?I forgot to defrost my lunch and dinner for today.
For what it's worth, my parents & bro love their Bosch dishwashers.i'm looking at a bosch unit.
they are the highest rate units on CR and also don't cost an arm and a leg.For what it's worth, my parents & bro love their Bosch dishwashers.
Now my in-laws Viking on the other hand, what a temperamental hunk of shit.
why do you not use this technology called a "thermostat" to let it turn on/off for you?Getting close to either turning the central heating back on
Because this time of year I don't mind if it just dips down overnight into the morning because the sun warms us nicely then. But there's been no sun.why do you not use this technology called a "thermostat" to let it turn on/off for you?
in my house, just the pilot light adds 3 degrees in the summer, so i kill mine once it warms up enough, until it doesn't.why do you not use this technology called a "thermostat" to let it turn on/off for you?
Best not to try and not open the DSO.Haven't even opened ours since we moved in 5 years ago, which means the seals have likely perished throughout. I optimistically hope it's full of cash when I do decide to open it and not a bunch of dirty crockery.
Getting close to either turning the central heating back on, or lighting a fire. Crappy weather with no sun since Friday hasn't warmed the house at all.
We need a live stream of local news, pronto!Just arrived in Florida.
where?!Lift service riding I am going.
My kids are all messed up, and they've been in and out of the schools for months as every time they open up, we would get a spike and schools close. My Boy Graduates in 5 weeks, but he has now lost motivation and may miss the bus on grad now, and he seems to not care....
My youngest doesn't do well without direct access to the teacher, she has struggled with the online schooling...
It's been tough...
similar situation here. My youngest (8) is simply incapable of engaging on-line. If he's not one on one, he tunes right out; watches youtube or plays on Scratch (side note, I can't fucking believe the school boards don't have better filters or controls on what the kids can access. fuck them. I'm supposed to be working too, I can't watch over his shoulder every moment of the teaching day).we have been mostly blessed with a school district that is very good with technology, very prepared for COVID, and a kid who is able to stay engaged and interactive despite all the hurdles thrown her way. I have to praise jebus that we've had the experience that we've had- others have not been so lucky and I am well aware of that. We never had to open/shut down, and despite our teachers' initial technological failures, they got with it pretty quick.
I think she's just having a really hard time because we aren't doing anything right now. Our son spent a week in the hospital in respiratory distress from a simple cold, and I can only imagine what COVID would do to him. So, we've stayed indoors and isolated while this thing blows over. Unfortunately, that means no water slides, roller coasters, or road trips, and not even that many play dates. We just don't want to mess around.... but that means that we're her only playmates, and we're tired from work/life/COVID ourselves, so it's a pretty big struggle.
I got a cheap standalone Bosch DW when I got married many moons ago.Our Bosch is just fine when Extra Shine and Sanitize are picked (along with using rinse aid). But it has gotten a bit louder over the 5.5 years of its life. Still quiet but not whisper quiet any more.
that reminds me..... i'll be in NJ for work Friday. Blue is now open on Fridays. looks like i'll be detouring to the bike park for some laps on my way home.So, gots a little story for yas.
A buddy was supposed to go to the only "local" lift service hill left running (3 hrs away) yesterday (Monday) but things fell though for him, so he gives me a shout last night about going today. Cool, I'm all over it... the hill just opened on the 27th so bring it on. Get the bike prepped, gear ready, food and drink on deck. On the road by 6:45, get to the meeting place, get my stuff loaded into the pick-em-up truck and we were rolling by 7:15.
Pull into the parking lot at Horseshoe at 10:15 and I look over and say the prime parking spot is open.
....hey all the parking is open...
HEY!!! Why is the lift not running and where the Fuck is everybody?!
Not a person to be seen, all doors locked. Buddy gets on the phone to cust service and....
They are only open Fri - Mon at this point in the season.
DUDE! - Did you not check they were open before you invited me?
What the actual fuck - said as I'm slowly remembering to myself, ya, this is normal, spring hours are weekends until the end of June when they go full 7 days.
Fucking noobz. Apparently we never done this before.
Well it was a nice drive....
Uuuuh, if you have a live in housekeeper, you pretty much have a live-in dishwasher don't you?!I got a cheap standalone Bosch DW when I got married many moons ago.
Dishwashers are a funny issue around here. Most houses/appartments just arent built/plumbed for them. They are as rare as a house with a bidet in the US.
I couldnt fit mine under the kitchen counter (unless I got a tiny useless one), so I keep it in the small terrace outside the kitchen. My wife even thought it was a decadent extravagance when I got it.
Now, I find this amusing as most "nicer" appartments arent built for dishwashers, but have standalone "housekeeper room/bath/access".
I have seen even tiny 900sq appartments, with separated "live-in housekeeper quarters".... which occupy like 20% of the appartment.... as if you needed something like that in a 900sq appartment.
Yes, its fairly common.. and it probably is the reaason nobody thinks about dishwashers.Uuuuh, if you have a live in housekeeper, you pretty much have a live-in dishwasher don't you?!
If I'm not mistaken, having a housekeeper is fairly common in much of Latin America isn't it? Even in middle class families? I thought it was a big part of the informal economy...
I can see the wall of water from here. Looks spectacular.thunder and lightning over here.
I'm not sure WHO "they" are, but I'm pretty certain they are assholes.#WhoTheFuckIsTHEY