Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Yes it has WiFi, TV, speaker camera, touch screen, could browse Internet or whatever (never have)Have you got an internet connected fridge?
Most of it is gimmicky (particularly the internal camera which is total ****) but I do like having a calendar which syncs with mine/wife's google calendars on the front screen, oh and a picture of the dog of course
Main thing I wanted when I bought it was a plumbed in water/ice maker (it's great!) and more premium feel/handles. I think this was on a good deal for about 1175 which 18months ago was about 100 quid more than other lg/Samsungs
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If you can get a back splash of quartz I'll invest in yo ass.
But I fear you mean a quartz splash back
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The quartz looks the damage. Such a good feature getting the cil as well. I’ll be doing the same.
One thing I would have done was, would have been to fit a larder unit/boiler so it would have been a flush finish Cabinets at the top. You could still go that route.
Never heard of "looks the damage" I was worried you meant it looks damaged
Yeah for the boiler if it was me fitting/buying it I'd have it enclosed, but it's the same kitchen I bought the house with and it's difficult to get other units to match. It's in the corner of the room so fairly tucked away
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Never heard of "looks the damage" I was worried you meant it looks damaged
Brilliant.
Fair enough.
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Also got PD clip, POV adaptor and a cover for the DJI pocket. Meaning now I can film video hands free in Japan! I can remote control it with my phone too. 4k60, wifi, gimbal in such a small package.
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Moar stuffs. Bike stuff this time. The replacement rotor (large round silver thing) has had the design changed so the magnets don't grenade themselves and in turn destroy the stator (wiry thing)
Stupidly expensive for what it is. Oh well! Oil and filter for a change to get rid of the debris and a nice new gasket. Oh, and a flywheel removal tool. Instructions are wind tool in then **** with a hammer...... ^_^ lol
Stupidly expensive for what it is. Oh well! Oil and filter for a change to get rid of the debris and a nice new gasket. Oh, and a flywheel removal tool. Instructions are wind tool in then **** with a hammer...... ^_^ lol
I had a few different one cup hot water dispensers, from Breville to Morphy Richards. The water temperature was a problem for me as it never seemed to be hot enough. Plus they boil the amount of water that the reservoir can hold, not what you set on the dial - the dial just tells the machine how much hot water to release after heating (not boiling) it.
I'm back to a normal kettle now and I fully expected my energy bill to rise a little, but it hasn't. Maybe it's because I'm not putting hot water from the one cup machine to heat the cup, before using it again for the tea or coffee.
I'm back to a normal kettle now and I fully expected my energy bill to rise a little, but it hasn't. Maybe it's because I'm not putting hot water from the one cup machine to heat the cup, before using it again for the tea or coffee.
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It's a shame. You used to be cool.Nobody is going to be able to convince me away from my gadgets
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Depending on your kettle's spout and lid, you can sometimes position the cup over the spout so that the steam condenses inside the cup and then runs back into the kettle, thus warming your cup suitably just with the steam generated by the kettle boiling.Maybe it's because I'm not putting hot water from the one cup machine to heat the cup, before using it again for the tea or coffee.