Is it brown?Pay some dude 30 bucks a week to do it. Foler just spent 100k for his washer/dryer/water heater with no dishwasher to be in a outhouse.
I do have a suggestion for a real nice mower that you can use for ten years though!
Bruh I'm looking for some 2020 tech shit, not some 2018 dinosaur shitdidn't i show you vids comparing husqvarna vs worx?
just get the worx
What about some drone system with mower blade on there? Gotta be some code you can hook up to have it float around and mow grass and chop up squirrels or something.Bruh I'm looking for some 2020 tech shit, not some 2018 dinosaur shit
you can add gps on the worx, it's an add on, thas like your dream grass mower droneBruh I'm looking for some 2020 tech shit, not some 2018 dinosaur shit
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Toaster's are impossible to clean.
You think that Crumb tray is removing all the crap that's gotten caked in there over the last X years?
Since I moved out of my parents 15 years ago, I had a simple Oyster, and as far as toasting went, it worked.
Eventually I wanted to get something a little better, so I made the mistake of ponying up for a Cusinart, which worked worse in everyway.
The other week, after severely burning my toast, I took the thing down, and found it was filled with burnt up crap.
Trying to clean it was a nightmare, ended up submerging the thing (yeah I stuck a toaster in water), and took a nozzle to it, let it dry for several days, and did a function test to ensure it wouldn't short, or arc.
It actually worked, and seemed to improve the toaster's quality.
However, it wasn't worth the effort.
There are a lot of toaster options on the market, and 99% of them are functionally the same.
Looking old school 1920 referbs, looking at glass walled toasters, looking at expensive Japanese single toast steamer This Japanese Toaster Costs $270. It Only Makes One Slice at a Time
But all I really wanted was a somewhat reasonably priced toaster, that I could clean without creating a fire hazard.
So far, I will say that it seems to under toast, but I'd rather it under toast, then over toast.
it's cuisinart so it also gets theI am in love with my Cuisinart toaster oven. Haven't hardly turned on my big oven since I got it. In addition to about 100 other things, it makes perfect toast, up to 6 slices at a time, and the whole floor of it slides out so you can clean it in 10 seconds.
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For some reason the price has gone up. It was $185 when I bought it.
Ok first off, I drive an 11 year old truck and currently live in an apartment. How could I be a trust fund kid?
Ok first off, I drive an 11 year old truck and currently live in an apartment. How could I be a trust fund kid?
Second off - its funny you mention this because i was looking at them last week. If you follow the home improvement thread I have about 18 acres with a house on it (i don't own it ) and it's usually mowed once a year. I'm moving out there and the idea of an autonomous lawn mower just seems amazing. I briefly looked into it and I just don't think they could handle it. The property isn't always level, has gopher tortoise holes here and there, has tree branches fall every storm, etc. I'm just skeptical that even a husqvarna pro awd model wouldn't have issues and for their price I could buy a ride on mower that could probably run over small branches and still have beer money left over.
That being said. You are correct in your assessment that I'm impulsive. Im working on it! What models are you currently looking at and what's your reasoning for getting one? I could see it being worth it if a cheaper model can pull off the job.
If you want to throw poo do it in my thread. Not doing this elsewhere.Do you rent a 2nd apartment for your boat then?
Ok first off, I drive an 11 year old truck and currently live in an apartment. How could I be a trust fund kid?
Second off - its funny you mention this because i was looking at them last week. If you follow the home improvement thread I have about 18 acres with a house on it (i don't own it ) and it's usually mowed once a year. I'm moving out there and the idea of an autonomous lawn mower just seems amazing. I briefly looked into it and I just don't think they could handle it. The property isn't always level, has gopher tortoise holes here and there, has tree branches fall every storm, etc. I'm just skeptical that even a husqvarna pro awd model wouldn't have issues and for their price I could buy a ride on mower that could probably run over small branches and still have beer money left over.
That being said. You are correct in your assessment that I'm impulsive. Im working on it! What models are you currently looking at and what's your reasoning for getting one? I could see it being worth it if a cheaper model can pull off the job.
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I used one of these at my cabin. I rented it for a few days. It wrecked shit. I cleared a 1/2 acre of dense northern Minnesota land without issue. It obliterated stuff. I recommend this for the Foler property.