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My favorite thing to make for dinner is...RESERVATIONS! :-)
Posted on 10/22/2020 8:15:34 AM PDT by Jonty30
I have a breadmaker, a Zojirishi model. You just throw the ingredients and press the settings. It is that easy and and you can set a time for it to start, so you have fresh loaf for breakfast.
I also use a Starfrit manual food processor. Very eash to clean and I think it's faster than an electric one. Especially for small meals.
Even better if you use someone elses toothbrush
I used to walk to places, but now I get there really quickly with a car!
“Don’t let the old man in...... Clint” My motto for sure.
As far as gas powered stuff, Dodge Ram and Volvo S80. Didn’t just get rid of the lawn mower, we got rid of the lawn. Rabbits are NOT happy. TFB! LOL! THAT is a time saver.
NINJA FOODIE -
prepares a meal in minutes. Easy to clean after hot air frying, pressure cooking, slow cooking. A Christmas gift that continues giving far beyond the holidays. A FOODIE and microwave = two gadgets every cook should acquire.
Pretty cool. I guess you will no longer need your legs and arms by 2525.
Coffee grinder. That saves a lot of time
A toothbrush does a really good job at cleaning cheese graters.
= = =
And a Choreboy will shine your teeth.
Hoover FloorMate mops the floors quickly and doesn’t leave a film of dirty water on the floor. My TENS unit is wonderful for speeding the healing of pulled muscles. And Teflon coated cookware is a pleasure to clean up. No more Brillo. I realize that’s an oldie but goodie, but it certainly is a time saver.
Why not check prices. This does not take a lot of money!
“Pretty cool. I guess you will no longer need your legs and arms by 2525.”
I hope to have wings then.
In the grand scheme of things tv these days is becoming more of a waste of time. Granted the internet which I consider a variation of tv can be too. :)
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I have an air compressor and air tools for working on my 60’s muscle car. Saves tons of time and energy.
Couldn’t live without my robot vacuum!!! Also my crockpot and Original Munsey toaster oven, baker, broiler (found one recently on ebay, brand new in a box -— extremely hard to find such a great vintage buy!!
Couldn’t live without my robot vacuum!!! Also my crockpot and Original Munsey toaster oven, baker, broiler (found one recently on ebay, brand new in a box -— extremely hard to find such a great vintage buy!!
Surely you can do better than that. You learned were taught about plurals and verb agreement in primary school.
Couldn’t live (happily) without mine.
I don’t use batteries often enough to keep them charged optimally.
I have one 2000W generator on a cheap hand dolly. Keep it fueled and ready, and start it now and then.
I use it (plus extension cord), and electric chainsaw, weed eater, saws all, whatever, for pruning, trimming, weeding and lawn, drilling, sawing, etc. So I know it will run if power goes out.
One 4-cycle. No finicky 2-cycle, no mixed gas, no dead batteries, my solution for now.
“Not sure if Mrs rktman wants to be called a gadget.....”
Or my dog Jake...
Come hear Gadgit!
Sounds like the Jetsons.
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