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I only drink coffee in Summer and loose leaf fair trade organic tea in Winter. I recently bought some Mount Hagen fair trade organic instant coffee and for instant its pretty good.

I have a grey 35 year old Fluke 77 thats prob gonna live forever. Pays to spend the extra cash on a meter.

Meriden CT

Update: Asked my realtor friend if she heard anything on these and she called the realtor that listed the house and was told they found new homes. Nice to hear they werent scrapped. Hopefully someone on here grabbed them.

1930's super rare high end record player.. The first thing I thought of is it a Capehart? Around 40 years ago a friend picked up one and it had an automatic disc changer and was the most complicated mess Ive ever seen. He's STILL prob working on it to get it running!

Ive been running a Monitor Top as a daily for the last 30 years no issues. First was a 1935 with narrow evaporator and the last 10 years has been a 1936 with wide evaporator. Its still small but I make due. I would say do it but keep a freezer handy if you like storing large quantities of meat...

Reply #3 It is. I'll deff give you first shot at it if I get them. Im assuming the new owners will want it all gone so they can install a nice new LG washer and radiant electrice stove that will both be dead in several years

A friend showed an old house today and sent me these pics. What would be the age of the washer and range? I wouldn’t mind the range for myself but would pass the washer onto any interested parties here. I don’t even know if they work or what they’re worth.

This whole rush to convert the country to everything electric is nothing short of folly and fantasy. Our grid wont handle it in its present state, and we dont produce enough power to supply all the demand they want to burden it with. Its putting the cart before the horse and absolute stupidity...

I have a Mueller juicer Ive been trying to replicate the taste of V8 juice in and havent had any luck LOL

" China- the MOST IMPORTANT auto market on the planet "   Of course it is! Thats because its economy is booming now compared to what ours was because all our industry has gone there because we've been sold out by greedy CEO's and doosh politicians. This country used to be the most important...

Thats the whole problem with this electric conversion fallacy, our electric infrastructure grid doesnt just need an upgrade to withstand where the eggheads want to put this country transition wise, it needs a complete overhaul to withstand the demand that the end result will put on it and...

My Vollrath stainless doesnt have any form of gasket but they seal enough not to transfer food odors in or out and keep food fresh. They also nest perfectly. As far as a gasket I just dont fill past 80%. And I can freeze in them just fine. In fact, I can reheat in them on the stove with a very...

All my food storage is either vintage Vollrath stainless steel from my grand parents or vintage glass containers. The only plastic I use is for parts storage for projects Im working on.

We've evolved into a country that is beyond disposable. People only see dollar signs when buying things and quality doesnt factor in most times. They rather buy some Glad Ware knock offs in the dollar store made in China for pennies that will crack or warp in short order and hit the trash bin...

Im no expert and mostly come on here looking for advice from the pros. But having a mechanical nature tells me that if the shaft is seized you've got too much rust on the shaft to save it and the bushing in the trans is lunched as well. You're best off getting another good used trans and doing a...

Reply #2 Dont I know it. Suds lock city lol

From the U.S. Energy Information Adminstration " Although significant renewable capacity has been added in the past decade, differences in the amount of electricity that different types of power plants can produce mean that wind and solar made up about 17% of the country’s utility-scale...

Here lies the problem with that. The battery is half the price of the mower when it fails. I had a customer that owned a Troy-Built self propelled cordless mower that took two 40V batteries. It was $350.00 new 5 years ago. The batteries went and they were $150.00 each. Needless to say she tossed...

 " Tell the truth, for a small suburban front lawn, a gas mower uses perhaps a half gallon of gas."   What does your mower have for an engine? A 413 max wedge from a Hemi Dart? LOL   Most new residential mowers sip gas. And if you go back 50+ years the old reel mowers used even less fuel...