twinniefan
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Here is a little something I picked up at work a Philips "crock-a-dial" slow cooker sometimes called a crockpot, just the thing for nice soups and casseroles during the cold winter months ahead.
My new crocodile
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twinniefan
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Picture no 2
Here is picture no 2
Here is picture no 2
twinniefan
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While I am at it
Here is my L.G microwave oven,39 litre capacity, 1100 watts of cooking power, good unit, only problem just a bit too large for the bench.
Here is my L.G microwave oven,39 litre capacity, 1100 watts of cooking power, good unit, only problem just a bit too large for the bench.
twinniefan
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And a couple of the fridge-freezer
A couple pics of the G.E. S.B.S fridge freezer
A couple pics of the G.E. S.B.S fridge freezer
twinniefan
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No 2
no 2 of the fridge
no 2 of the fridge
twinniefan
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no 3
No 3 of the fridge
No 3 of the fridge
twinniefan
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last one
last of all no 4
last of all no 4
autowasherfreak
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I love crockpots! I hate the one I have, it's digital and if the power goes off, it won't come back on, and you can't manually set it to the keep warm setting. But I shouldn't complain, it was free.
twinniefan
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no knob
yeah I know what you mean the only fault with this one is the actual knob for selecting high or low cooking is missing but it is no problem really, i will just use a flat knife between the appendage to turn it.
Cheers.
Steve.
yeah I know what you mean the only fault with this one is the actual knob for selecting high or low cooking is missing but it is no problem really, i will just use a flat knife between the appendage to turn it.
Cheers.
Steve.
toggleswitch2
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Woo-hoo to former British colonies and Mother England.
I'm not sure what impresses me most; the English language and culture flung so far and wide or that GE brand on the other side of the world!
Nice toys!
"I will just use a flat knife between the appendage to turn it" sounds painful and dangerous. One might consider a knob!
I'm not sure what impresses me most; the English language and culture flung so far and wide or that GE brand on the other side of the world!
Nice toys!
"I will just use a flat knife between the appendage to turn it" sounds painful and dangerous. One might consider a knob!
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er, nine containers of what looks like milk? Are we realted to Octo-mom, or just a good old-fashioned Taurus that lives for dairy products? *LOL*
twinniefan
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milk
no just a bulk buyer who dislikes going to the shops every day or so just for milk and bread and an Aries who likes dairy products and lots of cups of tea and coffee.
no just a bulk buyer who dislikes going to the shops every day or so just for milk and bread and an Aries who likes dairy products and lots of cups of tea and coffee.
ronhic
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Thats SERIOUS milk
especially 18 litres!!!
....though it is half fat...
We would be flat out using that in 2 months in our house
especially 18 litres!!!
....though it is half fat...
We would be flat out using that in 2 months in our house
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If you are near the cusp..there may be some Taurus influence there.
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So show us some other little appliances living and working in Australia!
