or just pick up the cutting board and dump content in pot using knife to corral ingredients /manly man
This is a solution to a dumb problem I've been dealing with my entire life: how to easily & effectively get chopped ingredients from the cutting board into a pot! The solution is a flexible kitchen ingredient scoop!
The "Scooper Duper" from Amazon is $18. Little bit pricey, but worth the money for people like me who are easily aggravated! lol. The procedure:
1. Chop up your ingredients on your cutting board
2. Use your knife to slide them onto the flexible scoop
3. Press the soft part in the middle to bend the scoop & then tilt into your Instapot so that stuff doesn't fall off the sides! BRILLIANT!
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Man I don't even go outside lol
then why do you need a flashlight? wait, I don't want to know.
or just pick up the cutting board and dump content in pot using knife to corral ingredients /manly man
I have manual dexterity issues stemming from my ADHD, so I tend to get a little wobbly sometimes. I also get easily frustrated & want to yeet the cutting board out the window when I can't funnel stuff in perfectly LOL. I loooooooove items like this that make the cooking process more convenient for me!
I also 100% disagree with Alton Brown on unitaskers; I will take a worthy unitasker over a crappy multi-use tool any day of the week! My goal is to expand my Kingdom of Kitchen Gadgets like I'm Genghis Khan haha!
or just use your hands lol.
Also deal with hypersensitivity from ADHD hahaha. It's a trip!
wear gloves
Why would I spend 10 cents solving a problem with nitrile gloves when I could spend $18 on a new unitasker??
My current spotlight is dead. I need a flashlight to check the bottom of mine shafts for bodies before we fill them in (yes, that really is part of the job ). This might work though the videos make the light look monochromatic which might be bad for the use. I wonder if the light is as green/yellow in real life as it is in the videos? "Boss, I need a $300 flashlight" will be a bit of a sell.Looks interesting, but $280?
https://www.amazon.com/Fenix-HT30R-Flashlight-Rechargeable-Organizer/dp/B0B8LT31ZH
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My current spotlight is dead. I need a flashlight to check the bottom of mine shafts for bodies before we fill them in (yes, that really is part of the job ). This might work though the videos make the light look monochromatic which might be bad for the use. I wonder if the light is as green/yellow in real life as it is in the videos? "Boss, I need a $300 flashlight" will be a bit of a sell.
No, no, no. We have to check for bodies so we can risk life and limb to extract the bodies and, um, bury them someplace else before filling in the shafts. And we need to do this because of reasons. So far, I haven't found one.that's what shovels are for!
No, no, no. We have to check for bodies so we can risk life and limb to extract the bodies and, um, bury them someplace else before filling in the shafts. And we need to do this because of reasons. So far, I haven't found one.
My new snowblower came in today. Will do a video review next time we get a snow fall but the weather is weird lately and we're not getting much snow. Hoping for a nice good storm again like the last one. Sorry to say. Tried it out to widen the driveway and it works great but with the recent snow melt everything is all ice and crap so it was not really a good test given I had to break up everything first and it was only like a foot or so of snow/ice chunks so not really a good enough test, but it did power through all that no issue. A good test is going to be the snow plow drift.
Also the price just went up by a few hundred on the Greenworks site, I got a good deal on this at 2k. Still on sale though as regular price is 3k. Even gas ones have gone up, looking at around 3k for a comparable Ariens now days. I have a friend looking into getting one but wants to stick to gas so we were looking at the the other day.
The crate alone probably has like $200 of metal in it, I'm surprised it was this overbuilt. The 3 4ah batteries is maybe like $900 of batteries if I were to buy separate. The more I think about it the more I realize this snowblower was a steal at 2k. I'm not too sure how it uses the 3 batteries together, like if it tries to use them all in parallel or just cycles through one at a time. I don't think it puts them in series as it will in fact run with just one battery. I even tried a combination of 2ah batteries and 5ah. It did not run very long with the 2ah ones though. Makes sense to just put all 3 in there anyway but good any combination seems to work fine. If for whatever reason I don't have all 3 charged batteries I can at least put them on the charger and go start a snow blowing job with whatever other battery I might have on hand.
When I tried it with the 3 4ah batteries I played around with it for at least 15 minutes and I didn't lose a single bar so I'm fairly confident this will do the whole driveway in one charge. The key is to keep the batteries indoors though. Thing is swapping batteries out is a 2 second thing anyway so if I had a huge driveway I would just have a rotation going.
Hey, you can make extra money on the side clearing people's driveways with that!
Hey, you can make extra money on the side clearing people's driveways with that!
I have this model for my work binoculars. They work pretty well for the size and weight.Had some credit at an etailer, and bought a pair of binocs that were on sale for hiking and this summer's trip to yellowstone and big sky
https://www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/binoculars/prostaff-7s-10x30.html
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I have this model for my work binoculars. They work pretty well for the size and weight.
I had been thinking about shopping out a pair, but I only have one useable eye so I've been hesitant. Selection of available monoculars in my price range is far slimmer, heh.Had some credit at an etailer, and bought a pair of binocs that were on sale for hiking and this summer's trip to yellowstone and big sky