No it wasn't.Please tell us it wasn't used.
Ben
Had just opened the package.
Silly guys!
No it wasn't.Please tell us it wasn't used.
Ben
Bet the dog spent a lot of time sniffing your leg.No it wasn't.
Had just opened the package.
Silly guys!
Nope, rinsed the knee high, place into laundry hamper.Bet the dog spent a lot of time sniffing your leg.
I do this & it works.Just a pinch of salt in your milk when you open it will keep the milk fresh longer.
I have never heard of this. I'll have to dig out some silver dimes and give this a try. I try to drink a cup of milk at bedtime, so I do go through a half gallon of milk before it goes bad.I try to only buy a pint of milk at the time but sometimes all the store has is 1/2 gallons. So, I always drop a couple of silver dimes (pre-1965) in the jug. The silver kills the bacteria and the milk stays fresher longer. I also put dimes in my water pitcher and my berkfeld water filter. Again, kills any bacteria, water always tastes fresh.
I have lived in areas where the milk was almost gone when you pick it up at the store. This trick adds days to the life of milk and has saved me many gallons of milk over the years. I wish my parents knew this trick as I grew up on powdered milk and evaporated milk.I’ll have to try the salt in milk trick.
They don,'t feel they have to listen! They did their (half ass) job, the rest is your problem!Dryer delivered a week ago on Tuesday. Today, someone was finally able to get the right cord hooked up and I have a working dryer. My tip, if you go somewhere and order a new dryer and then have to wait for it to be delivered, ask at the time that you order about the new cord, or the possibilities of cords. It took me two weeks after I ordered the dryer (and washer) for them to be delivered. I have had 4 different service people in my home now, and on Tuesday, I have another service for the pickup of the old washer. They didn't take it because they said the turn off valves needed to be replaced. Plumber came and said no they didn't. Imagine that it could have taken me 4 weeks from the time I ordered until I could physically use them, if the delivery guys had been right. And, I told them when they got here to leave the dryer cord from my old dryer here. Nope, they took it. I went to HD and bought a new one, the same identical cord. Originally, around $25 for the cord, and I was not happy telling the clerk at HD, and she took half off. Ugh! Why don't people listen?
Pig tail? Cord? The dryer came with two cords! Neither of the prongs worked in the existing outlet. But you know the one that was on the dryer that they took away worked! And I went and bought the identical one, and that is what is on my dryer and allowing me to catch up on so much wash.Do not let them put the dry in the house until they give you the old pig tail. Then they have to do it.
Sorry none of us were around to advise or help when the delivery people balked on every aspect of the install option of the new stuff.Pig tail? Cord? The dryer came with two cords! Neither of the prongs worked in the existing outlet. But you know the one that was on the dryer that they took away worked! And I went and bought the identical one, and that is what is on my dryer and allowing me to catch up on so much wash.
I am, as well. The man who came and attached the cord today only wanted $10. I know tradesmen get paid much more than that. I wouldn't settle for $10. Then he said $20. That is still way too little for a tradesman. I recently met this man at a dog park that I visit when I was telling my tale of whoa about the dryer situation.Sorry none of us were around to advise or help when the delivery people balked on every aspect of the install option of the new stuff.
Ben
They are still jerks!Pig tail? Cord? The dryer came with two cords! Neither of the prongs worked in the existing outlet. But you know the one that was on the dryer that they took away worked! And I went and bought the identical one, and that is what is on my dryer and allowing me to catch up on so much wash.
I think they thought I would get a new outlet installed. What would that have cost to have an electrician do that? $200 $300?They are still jerks!
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