If This Don't Take All I Don't Know What Does

[ilovewindex]

With all of my health problems if i was to be killed by any kind of a convection oven I would be in eternal peace as I type this...

I could sorta see locking the car doors, although most cars front doors unlock when you pull on the handle.... Some (like GM and I think VW) dont

 

[foraloysius]

I bet that woman doesn't know what induction cooking is and mixed induction and convection up. Wanna bet the doctor said induction ranges?

 

[alr2903]

This neighbor lady sounds like  she might be at the beginning of dementia or accidental medication toxicity. Maybe their daughter will visit soon? 

 

[mark_wpduet]

I've used LCB

in whites in my FL washer for years. I've heard both sides of this story. That it harms your washer, and I've heard that it helps your washer - It has not harmed my FL for over a decade now.

Whirlcool, I love your stories about your crazy sister and crazy neighbor lady - LOL LOL

 

[whirlcool]

Sometimes I do realize it's not nice to talk about people like this. But I try to be helpful to people wherever possible. Sometimes the people themselves are beyond helping.

As for my sister, the gold digger extraordinaire her daughter recently bought a house. For a house warming gift my sister thought it would be a good idea for us to pay for new hardwood flooring in the place. Sorry, we don't have the $8K she wants for the job.

 

[askolover]

Softener

We've also used fabric softener in every load. No mold, no residues, no bad smells. Maybe it's all that stainless steel they made it out of? We've also never ever used a "washer cleaner" in it. Never needed it.

 

[jp10558]

Regarding younger people today, my sister just got her Masters Degree. Her classmates were all jealous and surprised that she had a job waiting for her and she actually started a week before walking for graduation.

She was telling me - the reason she had a job lined up was
a) she got her thesis done
b) she did an internship last summer
c) she was willing to take an entry level job in the field - because she understands a masters doesn't get her hired as a manager and 6 figures starting out.

So she's getting paid, and real experience in the field while her classmates are all complaining that no one understands their worth or hire them for enough pay or at a high enough rank!

I've found that if you show up to work, do your job the best you can, and try and be professional you either get promoted or are set up to take a better job based on your experience. A little bit of luck along the way and you can do ok, even in "today's economy".

 

[mayken4now]

So, how's the new dishwasher working for your lady friend?