So was mine, was I playing too rough?
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I wouldn't want them to lean on my car's paint
wouldn't even trust the hub with that onePS we got a foam cannon and he even blow dries my car with his Ego blower (Ego blower, et al, is thanks to @Shane Karmann ). The thought of someone leaning on my car KILLS me. OMG the swirls, you can almost FEEL them. If I could pay to have my car only touched by robotic arms I'd be all in.
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Aboutapound
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I got a free carwash driving down to Sac and back yesterday unfortunately the last few miles into my property are dirt roads with a little gravel sprinkled onto them. My truck ended up back home just as muddy as it was when I left actually worse. But it sure felt like i was looking good down the highwaysI wouldn't want them to lean on my car's paint
PS we got a foam cannon and he even blow dries my car with his Ego blower (Ego blower, et al, is thanks to @Shane Karmann ). The thought of someone leaning on my car KILLS me. OMG the swirls, you can almost FEEL them. If I could pay to have my car only touched by robotic arms I'd be all in.
Happy Sunday. Last warm day before we plunge for a few weeks. Today is another day of starting veggies here.
Bought a new Weber to replace my failed Cuisinart. It's way better built and opens and folds up with one hand and rolls like a piece of luggage. I wish I had bought this in the first place. I'll be able to store it in the garage so it won't get destroyed in our climate.
Bought a new Weber to replace my failed Cuisinart. It's way better built and opens and folds up with one hand and rolls like a piece of luggage. I wish I had bought this in the first place. I'll be able to store it in the garage so it won't get destroyed in our climate.
Cast iron. I've had the ceramic grates in the past, they corroded pretty fast. I think the ceramic traps moisture against the underlying metal.
Good morning Happy Sunday. Got my sleep on last night, 11 consecutive hours
Aboutapound
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Once you go Traeger you wont go back.
Aboutapound
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Haha right on. I went to bed at 7 so naturally i’ve been up since 2:30 lol.
DMChiz
Nauseously Optimistic
Envious. Guessing that’s what the immune system needed. Happy Sunday Chickadees!
I am saved by the fact I have no electricity near my deck, at least until I remodel the adjacent kitchen! I have a 28 inch blackstone and a 50k btu wok burner. Another device might end my marriage!
Aboutapound
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I’m surprised that Traeger doesn’t have a model with a backup battery. Maybe it does? It really doesn’t need much power.
Pacoson
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Love my Traeger, but it cannot do a flame ..... mushy grey wonderful tasting burgers!!!
Aboutapound
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Yeah for actual grilling it’s def not the best but we do up some pretty good patties on there. Some big ones too.
That's interesting to learn, both about grilling prowess and also maybe not having to plug in a Traeger. I just assumed they were ac wired.
Aboutapound
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Oh yesh they need 120V. I was just saying it would be cool if it had a backup battery in case of power outage or maybe charge that sucker up so can be used without being plugged in.
My blackstone does a lot of things surprisingly well, like chicken skewers. Griddle under a press and anything you baste them with stays with them, not run off into the fire. And you get great caramelization. The only thing I'm not equipped for is smoking. Not a big deal for me.
A solar powered inverter would do it. I've been shopping those for at least a year.
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