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How can we not mention outdoor appliances?? We have great brands like John Deere, Husqvarna, Stihl, Coleman, Weber, and Big Green Egg to name a few.

What’s your go to for your outdoor needs?
Anyone have good recommendations for a smoker? I’ve got a little electric guy but thinking of upgrading. Let me know your thoughts!
Well I’m back and ready to streak!

Got some bacon cooking on my kitchen aid stove oven. Using the my favorite burner of course.

Going to throw some waffles in the toaster oven. Speaking of which. Thinking about upgrading to an air fryer toaster oven combo. However those air fryer oven combos at Lowe’s have been calling my name
Here's an interesting fact about household appliances:

**Refrigerators with French doors are more energy-efficient than side-by-side models.**

This is because French door refrigerators have a smaller door footprint, which means less cold air escapes when you open them. The lower freezer drawer in French door models also helps maintain a more stable temperature compared to the side-by-side design, which typically has a vertically split compartment. This design difference can lead to better overall energy efficiency and potentially lower energy bills.
My streak is over friends but it’s not too late to start a new one!

Did you know that the first electric dishwasher was invented in 1886 by Josephine Cochrane? She created it to help her servants wash dishes faster and with less breakage. Her invention was initially used in commercial settings like hotels and restaurants before becoming a household staple.
Of all the appliances I own, I appreciate the dishwasher’s hard work the most. Don’t even rinse off the dishes before putting them in
The microwave oven, a staple in modern kitchens, was invented accidentally by Percy Spencer, an engineer at Raytheon. In 1945, while working on radar technology with a magnetron, Spencer noticed that a chocolate bar in his pocket had melted. Intrigued by this phenomenon, he experimented with other foods, including popcorn kernels and an egg, which ultimately exploded. Realizing the potential of using microwave radiation to heat food, Spencer developed the first microwave oven, called the "Radarange." This innovation revolutionized cooking by significantly reducing cooking times and introducing a new level of convenience to households worldwide.
Another nice find in the luxury world of appliances… Gaggenau check them out here. I think these are sleaker and fit in modern kitchen more than the La Cornue

https://www.gaggenau.com/us/products/ovens
Checking out La Cornue ovens and I have to say they are exquisite looking! Check them out when you get a chance… https://www.lacornueusa.com/cornufe
Did you know you can calibrate your oven if the temperature is off by 15 degrees or more? I didn’t know this was a thing. A little calibration and baking the perfect cookies again
Household appliances can turn mundane tasks into opportunities for fun and creativity. Imagine the rhythmic hum of a washing machine becoming the backdrop for an impromptu dance party in the laundry room. The kitchen becomes a playground when experimenting with a new recipe using a blender or stand mixer, turning cooking into a delightful, hands-on adventure. Even the act of vacuuming can be enjoyable when paired with your favorite upbeat music, transforming cleaning into a lively workout. Embracing the functionality and potential of these appliances can add a spark of joy and spontaneity to everyday routines.
In the bustling heart of the home, kitchen appliances dance their daily routine with a flair that rivals any Broadway show. The toaster, ever the early riser, pops out golden slices of bread like a magician pulling rabbits from a hat, while the coffee maker hums a smooth jazz tune, filling the air with the rich aroma of freshly brewed magic. The blender, the kitchen's rock star, shreds fruits and veggies into silky smoothies with a roar of approval, and the microwave, that wizard of convenience, transforms cold leftovers into piping hot delights in the blink of an eye. Even the refrigerator, the silent guardian of freshness, stands tall and proud, keeping its cool amidst the culinary chaos. Together, they create a symphony of efficiency and delight, turning every meal into a masterpiece.
Appliance repair
An under valued skilled craft
Doctor of machines
The highest ranked dishwasher in 2024 so far is the Bosch 300 series. My highlighted favorite attributes are reliability and 44dBa sound rating. Helping to achieve peace and tranquility in the kitchen
The future of kitchen appliances is set to be defined by cutting-edge technologies, sustainability, and enhanced user experience. Smart kitchens will become more prevalent, with appliances interconnected through IoT, allowing seamless control via smartphones and voice assistants. Innovations such as AI-driven cooking assistants, precision cooking technologies, and automated meal preparation will streamline culinary tasks, making them faster and more efficient. Energy efficiency and eco-friendly materials will play a crucial role as manufacturers respond to the growing demand for sustainable solutions. Additionally, personalized features and customizable settings will cater to individual preferences, transforming kitchens into highly adaptive, efficient, and user-centric spaces.
Currently I have an electric stove. It’s a little aged but not bad. It has one great burner and 3 so-so’s still cooking up some delicious meals.

Lately thinking of changing over to a natural gas stove. Just the latest addition on the to-do list.
In a cozy laundry room, a washer and dryer had been happily married for years. The energetic washer loved to spin and twirl, while the warm dryer gently embraced the clothes until they were perfectly dry. One day, the washer chuckled, "Honey, you really dry me crazy!" The dryer hummed back, "And you always keep things fresh and bubbly."

Their love had its quirks, like the washer getting agitated about the lint the dryer left behind. But the dryer would fluff it off, saying, "It's just part of my charm!" Despite these moments, they tackled every load together, proving that love, like laundry, just needs a little spin and heat to stay interesting.
In Glenwood, the Miller family moved into an old house with new appliances. Soon, strange things happened: the refrigerator door opened on its own, the microwave timer reset, and the washing machine started by itself. Mrs. Miller learned from the town historian that the house once belonged to Samuel Grimes, an inventor who disappeared, leaving behind sentient machines.

One night, the appliances roared to life at midnight, and Emily, their youngest, spoke in a mechanical voice, "Samuel Grimes lives and demands completion." Mr. Miller unplugged the appliances, but the house vibrated with unnatural energy. Emily collapsed, waking with no memory of the events.

Fearing for their safety, the Millers abandoned the house. It stood vacant, with new owners drawn to its charm but fleeing as the appliances resumed their ghostly activities, haunted by Samuel Grimes's spirit.
An old washing machine named Wally sat unused in a basement for years. When the family's new washer broke down, they remembered Wally and decided to give him a chance. After some cleaning and minor repairs, Wally worked perfectly, surprising everyone. The family realized the value of reliability and decided to keep Wally, now a symbol of resilience and trustworthiness.
Appliances beware it’s time for a streak to begin. First off thanks to all the fans. Any appliance reviews are welcome by the way.
In a cozy kitchen, Frosty the refrigerator, Toasty the toaster, and Whirly the blender lived happily together. One day, Brewster, a shiny new espresso machine, arrived, feeling nervous. Frosty welcomed him warmly, and soon, Brewster's coffee became the heart of their mornings.

Toasty shared stories while making toast, Whirly whipped up treats, and Brewster's espresso brought them all together. The kitchen buzzed with laughter and the hum of friendly appliances, proving that even simple places could be filled with joy and friendship.
In the small town of Willow Creek, the Jenkins family had a long-standing tradition: every appliance in their home was passed down through generations. The old washing machine, affectionately named “Whirly,” was a relic from the 1950s, inherited from Grandma Jenkins. Whirly had seen countless loads of laundry, including those from when the Jenkins children were just toddlers

One day, Whirly started making a peculiar noise. Instead of replacing it, Mr. Jenkins decided to repair it himself. While fixing Whirly, he discovered an old, forgotten compartment filled with love letters exchanged between his grandparents during World War II. The discovery brought the family closer, reminding them of the love and resilience that had been part of their legacy for generations.

From that day on, Whirly wasn’t just an appliance; it was a cherished family heirloom, a reminder of the Jenkins family’s enduring love and history.
"Hey, Oven," said the fridge, "tired of the heat?"

Oven replied, "I cook meals. You just chill."

Blender whirred, "I spin all day!"

Dishwasher splashed, "I clean up."

Microwave beeped, "Relax, we're all needed. Humans would be lost without us."

Coffee maker added, "Especially me in the mornings!"
Just tried to argue with my dishwasher about the proper way to load dishes. It beeped three times and ignored me. I think I just lost to a machine.
First cast here. Let’s open up with a recent purchase…

GE French door model GFE28GYNFS