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  1. If you are lucky(?) enough to have a dishwasher check the silverware holder for plastic damage and bits. Stainless steel holders are available.
    #appliances

  2. If you are lucky(?) enough to have a dishwasher check the silverware holder for plastic damage and bits. Stainless steel holders are available.
    #appliances

  3. If you are lucky(?) enough to have a dishwasher check the silverware holder for plastic damage and bits. Stainless steel holders are available.
    #appliances

  4. If you are lucky(?) enough to have a dishwasher check the silverware holder for plastic damage and bits. Stainless steel holders are available.
    #appliances

  5. All for energy efficiency - but when appliances start dying with 1/3 the lifespan of older ones, is there really a net benefit? 😡 We have a freezer built in the 1940s that still runs.
    #dontmakethemliketheyusedto #appliances #energystar

  6. All for energy efficiency - but when appliances start dying with 1/3 the lifespan of older ones, is there really a net benefit? 😡 We have a freezer built in the 1940s that still runs.
    #dontmakethemliketheyusedto #appliances #energystar

  7. All for energy efficiency - but when appliances start dying with 1/3 the lifespan of older ones, is there really a net benefit? 😡 We have a freezer built in the 1940s that still runs.
    #dontmakethemliketheyusedto #appliances #energystar

  8. All for energy efficiency - but when appliances start dying with 1/3 the lifespan of older ones, is there really a net benefit? 😡 We have a freezer built in the 1940s that still runs.
    #dontmakethemliketheyusedto #appliances #energystar

  9. All for energy efficiency - but when appliances start dying with 1/3 the lifespan of older ones, is there really a net benefit? 😡 We have a freezer built in the 1940s that still runs.
    #dontmakethemliketheyusedto #appliances #energystar

  10. Aldi confirms potatoes last longer without sprouting if stored in 1 kitchen appliance

    Discount supermarket giant Aldi has issued crucial advice to anyone buying potatoes to stop them from sprouting and…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Aldi #Appliances #Foodstoragehacks #foodwaste #Freezing #Homeappliances #Kitchen #Potatoes #Süd&Nord #vegetables
    europesays.com/germany/69494/

  11. Russell Hobbs’ affordable ice cream maker takes on the Ninja creami

    What we love: Great soft serve, delicious ice cream, perfect for individual portions, and great for kids Take note: Can be hard to get used to, requires pre-freeze, bulky “I’ve had my Ninja swirl for over a year now. The real selling point continu…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Food #appliances #FoodTopics #home #kitchen
    diningandcooking.com/2752222/r

  12. Russell Hobbs’ affordable ice cream maker takes on the Ninja creami

    What we love: Great soft serve, delicious ice cream, perfect for individual portions, and great for kids Take note: Can be hard to get used to, requires pre-freeze, bulky “I’ve had my Ninja swirl for over a year now. The real selling point continu…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Food #appliances #FoodTopics #home #kitchen
    diningandcooking.com/2752222/r

  13. Russell Hobbs’ affordable ice cream maker takes on the Ninja creami

    What we love: Great soft serve, delicious ice cream, perfect for individual portions, and great for kids Take note: Can be hard to get used to, requires pre-freeze, bulky “I’ve had my Ninja swirl for over a year now. The real selling point continu…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Food #appliances #FoodTopics #home #kitchen
    diningandcooking.com/2752222/r

  14. Russell Hobbs’ affordable ice cream maker takes on the Ninja creami

    What we love: Great soft serve, delicious ice cream, perfect for individual portions, and great for kids Take note: Can be hard to get used to, requires pre-freeze, bulky “I’ve had my Ninja swirl for over a year now. The real selling point continu…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Food #appliances #FoodTopics #home #kitchen
    diningandcooking.com/2752222/r

  15. I've been told by multiple people many times that spinning a dryer drum by hand is gonna fuck up the belt. I call bullshit. I've been doing it my entire life and it's never once caused a problem. I think it can if you're a dumbass about it and spin it really fast over and over. Indeed, you can actually feel the belt start to slip if you spin it too fast, so then back off a bit.

    Why do I do this? Simple. I spin it just enough to where there's a gap in the fins at the bottom, then I sort of funnel all the clothes into a pile and push them from back to front and pull them out. I find it easier to manage that way than if one of the fins is at the bottom which basically splits your clothes into two piles.

    I think the people who do this are the same type of people who get in their car when there's a lot of snow on the ground and just fucking gun it thinking they can get unstuck that way. No nuance, no feeling. I feel like I'd have a better chance getting a car out of a snow drift than some people out there.
    #blind #appliances #bored #Friday

  16. I've been told by multiple people many times that spinning a dryer drum by hand is gonna fuck up the belt. I call bullshit. I've been doing it my entire life and it's never once caused a problem. I think it can if you're a dumbass about it and spin it really fast over and over. Indeed, you can actually feel the belt start to slip if you spin it too fast, so then back off a bit.

    Why do I do this? Simple. I spin it just enough to where there's a gap in the fins at the bottom, then I sort of funnel all the clothes into a pile and push them from back to front and pull them out. I find it easier to manage that way than if one of the fins is at the bottom which basically splits your clothes into two piles.

    I think the people who do this are the same type of people who get in their car when there's a lot of snow on the ground and just fucking gun it thinking they can get unstuck that way. No nuance, no feeling. I feel like I'd have a better chance getting a car out of a snow drift than some people out there.
    #blind #appliances #bored #Friday

  17. I've been told by multiple people many times that spinning a dryer drum by hand is gonna fuck up the belt. I call bullshit. I've been doing it my entire life and it's never once caused a problem. I think it can if you're a dumbass about it and spin it really fast over and over. Indeed, you can actually feel the belt start to slip if you spin it too fast, so then back off a bit.

    Why do I do this? Simple. I spin it just enough to where there's a gap in the fins at the bottom, then I sort of funnel all the clothes into a pile and push them from back to front and pull them out. I find it easier to manage that way than if one of the fins is at the bottom which basically splits your clothes into two piles.

    I think the people who do this are the same type of people who get in their car when there's a lot of snow on the ground and just fucking gun it thinking they can get unstuck that way. No nuance, no feeling. I feel like I'd have a better chance getting a car out of a snow drift than some people out there.
    #blind #appliances #bored #Friday

  18. I've been told by multiple people many times that spinning a dryer drum by hand is gonna fuck up the belt. I call bullshit. I've been doing it my entire life and it's never once caused a problem. I think it can if you're a dumbass about it and spin it really fast over and over. Indeed, you can actually feel the belt start to slip if you spin it too fast, so then back off a bit.

    Why do I do this? Simple. I spin it just enough to where there's a gap in the fins at the bottom, then I sort of funnel all the clothes into a pile and push them from back to front and pull them out. I find it easier to manage that way than if one of the fins is at the bottom which basically splits your clothes into two piles.

    I think the people who do this are the same type of people who get in their car when there's a lot of snow on the ground and just fucking gun it thinking they can get unstuck that way. No nuance, no feeling. I feel like I'd have a better chance getting a car out of a snow drift than some people out there.
    #blind #appliances #bored #Friday

  19. I've been told by multiple people many times that spinning a dryer drum by hand is gonna fuck up the belt. I call bullshit. I've been doing it my entire life and it's never once caused a problem. I think it can if you're a dumbass about it and spin it really fast over and over. Indeed, you can actually feel the belt start to slip if you spin it too fast, so then back off a bit.

    Why do I do this? Simple. I spin it just enough to where there's a gap in the fins at the bottom, then I sort of funnel all the clothes into a pile and push them from back to front and pull them out. I find it easier to manage that way than if one of the fins is at the bottom which basically splits your clothes into two piles.

    I think the people who do this are the same type of people who get in their car when there's a lot of snow on the ground and just fucking gun it thinking they can get unstuck that way. No nuance, no feeling. I feel like I'd have a better chance getting a car out of a snow drift than some people out there.
    #blind #appliances #bored #Friday

  20. Most #smartappliances collect data: Here's how to find out what yours tracks
    Time to start worrying a little more about #privacy.
    Smart fridges, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, and other connected #appliances collect data you willfully provide, Consumer Reports found they transmit anywhere from 3.4MB-19MB of data to manufacturers on a weekly basis. Your usage habits, food consumption or even calendar items or inquiries you might communicate with a smart fridge.
    engadget.com/2210745/smart-app

  21. Most #smartappliances collect data: Here's how to find out what yours tracks
    Time to start worrying a little more about #privacy.
    Smart fridges, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, and other connected #appliances collect data you willfully provide, Consumer Reports found they transmit anywhere from 3.4MB-19MB of data to manufacturers on a weekly basis. Your usage habits, food consumption or even calendar items or inquiries you might communicate with a smart fridge.
    engadget.com/2210745/smart-app

  22. Most collect data: Here's how to find out what yours tracks
    Time to start worrying a little more about .
    Smart fridges, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, and other connected collect data you willfully provide, Consumer Reports found they transmit anywhere from 3.4MB-19MB of data to manufacturers on a weekly basis. Your usage habits, food consumption or even calendar items or inquiries you might communicate with a smart fridge.
    engadget.com/2210745/smart-app

  23. Most #smartappliances collect data: Here's how to find out what yours tracks
    Time to start worrying a little more about #privacy.
    Smart fridges, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, and other connected #appliances collect data you willfully provide, Consumer Reports found they transmit anywhere from 3.4MB-19MB of data to manufacturers on a weekly basis. Your usage habits, food consumption or even calendar items or inquiries you might communicate with a smart fridge.
    engadget.com/2210745/smart-app

  24. Most #smartappliances collect data: Here's how to find out what yours tracks
    Time to start worrying a little more about #privacy.
    Smart fridges, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, and other connected #appliances collect data you willfully provide, Consumer Reports found they transmit anywhere from 3.4MB-19MB of data to manufacturers on a weekly basis. Your usage habits, food consumption or even calendar items or inquiries you might communicate with a smart fridge.
    engadget.com/2210745/smart-app

  25. 23 Best Gifts for Cooks (2026): Vitamix, Frying Pans, Air Fryers

    OK, so technically the best home knife sharpener is probably a set of Shapton stones, plus a knife sharpening class and some diligence. But the best knife is the sharp knife—and that comes from having a knife sharpener you’ll act…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #appliances #backyard #cookware #GiftGuides #kitchen #shopping;
    diningandcooking.com/2730635/2

  26. 23 Best Gifts for Cooks (2026): Vitamix, Frying Pans, Air Fryers

    OK, so technically the best home knife sharpener is probably a set of Shapton stones, plus a knife sharpening class and some diligence. But the best knife is the sharp knife—and that comes from having a knife sharpener you’ll act…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #appliances #backyard #cookware #GiftGuides #kitchen #shopping;
    diningandcooking.com/2730635/2

  27. 23 Best Gifts for Cooks (2026): Vitamix, Frying Pans, Air Fryers

    OK, so technically the best home knife sharpener is probably a set of Shapton stones, plus a knife sharpening class and some diligence. But the best knife is the sharp knife—and that comes from having a knife sharpener you’ll act…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #appliances #backyard #cookware #GiftGuides #kitchen #shopping;
    diningandcooking.com/2730635/2

  28. 23 Best Gifts for Cooks (2026): Vitamix, Frying Pans, Air Fryers

    OK, so technically the best home knife sharpener is probably a set of Shapton stones, plus a knife sharpening class and some diligence. But the best knife is the sharp knife—and that comes from having a knife sharpener you’ll act…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #appliances #backyard #cookware #GiftGuides #kitchen #shopping;
    diningandcooking.com/2730635/2