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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar
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Picked an extractor hood.

It's easy to choose:
0. The type where you don't bang your head on 100% of the time.
1. No fucking touch buttons
2. No hidden buttons (product design is so mega dumb these days)
3. Stainless steel, because glass breaks, paint chips and rusts and white is ugly

Now you only have one choice if at all and you buy that one. See, easy!

Product render of Mark Suckerhood the kitchen fume extractor. It's the type that you don't normally bang your head on and it has real buttons on the bottom where short people can reach them, instead of the top where only tall people can reach them, or hidden underneath where nobody can even find them and you have to fumbled around like you're looking for a clitoris in a dark bedroom. It's made of stainless steel.
#Kitchen#Appliance#Design
AI6YR Ben
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Near full rebuild of the dryer appears to be complete. The replacement of the igniter seems to have restored this to full working order (knock on wood, LOL). Output of the burner measured inside the dryer was showing 100F before the new igniter, now reads 120F. Load of clothes dried in 2 hours; the load prior took 4 hours (heat too low!). #appliance #repair

Dryer igniter, a heating element attached to a ceramic base and two wires
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AI6YR Ben
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Drat. Fixed one squealing wheel in the (ancient) dryer, but it's still not running well, and it sounds like the blower wheel is ALSO squealing. Runs for 10 minutes and then thermal shutdown due to overheated blower motor. (note: this dryer was dunked in a plumbing burst... so....) Debugging continues... #appliance #repair

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