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Like 316 carbon steel?Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Rounded to how many decimals?
Carbon steel is like aircraft grade aluminum, obscures more than reveals
Never mind….my sarcasm meter must have been turned offQuote:
Originally Posted by The AD
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Originally Posted by Ted Striker
There are a lot of products you should try from there since you have a wide variety of food there.
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This was not bought at Costco but they should carry it. Damn that’s a good condiment. I’d like it in a quart size though. That little jar was $9 at our local specialty grocer. But it’s worth it.
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I ended up eating that kimchi and lived. So far.
Is it much different than Lao Gan Ma?
3 headlamps for $13. The dog will be sporting one soon.
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The advent of cheap and bright LEDs is a triumph that probably doesn't get the attention it deserves.
Costco yesterday had prime sirloin cap for 9.49/lb, cut into steaks, fat trimmed.
I remember the days when it was a fire hazard if your bike headlight accidentally turned on in your bagQuote:
Originally Posted by The AD
I just installed a ceiling light fixture from IKEA and noticed the max wattage per bulb was something like 20 W, so they're now designing fixtures that really won't even accommodate incandescent bulbs.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan_pdx
I bought that 3-pack a while ago, since I am forever losing track of my camping headlamp. Now I have 4 headlamps and I still can't find any of them. One in the truck, one in the garage, one in the kitchen and one upstairs. Well that's where I thought I left them, anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beder
I feel like an old fogey but I do prefer my incandescent lights- and my whole house was wired up with ancient dimmer switches. Someday I guess people like me will all be gone, babbling to our graves about how much better a loud V8 engine was.
Lots of LEDs are dimmable now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Garbowski
I tried a bunch of brands and types a while back, never worked right in my house and when they did couldn't get too low. I have some Philips HUE bulbs that can dim well, but basic 'dimmable' LED bulbs were a bust for me. It may very well be the age and 'let the next guy deal with it' craftsmanship theme of my house.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
I could a used that back at Christmas time when I bought five different headlamps for my wife and put them under the tree. She even got one from the dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beder
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Originally Posted by The AD
How long was a while? More likely the LED bulbs you tried than the dimmers. Dimmers never had anything high tech going on. Unless they're worn out, which you'd probably notice regardless of bulb.Quote:
Originally Posted by Garbowski
The dimming curve on "dimmable" bulbs has improved massively from what they were like just a few years ago. We just replaced a set of incandescents on a 25 yo fixture (that's always dimmed) with LEDs. Got a matched set thinking they'd dim differently, but I tried it with just one replaced and the only difference I could notice was the tint. No lower color temp in stock, unfortunately.
$1.50 Costco Hot Dog Combo That Defies Inflation
The warehouse club’s popular food court item has stayed the same price since its debut in 1985 despite rising food costs
Last time I went to Costco I wanted a block of Parmigiano Reggiano. They were out. First time I've EVER been skunked on that at Costco.
End days, I tell ya... END DAYS.
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Loss leader. Just like the ginormous rotisserie chicken that is still just $5.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot