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macncheese

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  • We went Bosch, I think some 800 series or something. It's nice, it's got that hidden top rack for the weird shaped utensils and whatnot. Also nerded out and watched instructional videos and they were saying it's best to just scrape food off and load. Don't pre-rinse, you're basically doing the job twice if you pre-wash. We had a Whirlpool before which the appliance sales guy said any Whirlpool is like entry-level. Once you go up a level they brand them as KitchenAid cause I guess those two companies merged.

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  • When you start to level up in life, invest in a mid-tier or above dishwasher. Man that thing has changed my life. We had a dishwasher but it started leaking and caused water damage on the floor. That was a whole headache. Went to buy a new one once the floor was fixed, turns out I had a very basic, entry level dishwasher. It wasn't terrible (until it leaked) but upgrading to a better one, oooh baby, this thing cleans and dries like a dream! Ah such a midlife thrill acquiring an effective dishwasher.

  • How Do You Go About Buying Stuff Online While Avoiding Amazon?

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  • You could use Amazon as kind of a browser or search and then go directly to the brand's web site. Any particular thing you're looking for?

  • My little lump

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  • I approve of lump. Would like to touch belly but unsure of risk assessment.

  • The best thing you can do for the fediverse is just be kind

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  • Hey thanks, I appreciate your post :)