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Originally Posted by brelo
I've been eyeballing veggie cheese in the store but have yet to try it. Also, I want you to know that you are my new idol as I've been reading about all of your fix-it adventures! You rock.
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Aw, thanks! I'm mostly fumbling my way through things lately but I do have some great friends that offer to help out when needed. I managed to get the dishwasher hooked up and ran a normal load with no leaks or explosions - I consider that a plus
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Originally Posted by Tuscany123
Veggie cheese: I found it was good mixed into things to add flavor, like soups, but on its own it was just so-so. A little bit on a salad was ok too. I definitely found it to be something I could live without.
Hubby installed our latest dishwasher and it was hard! It took every milimeter of space it could in the space, unlike our older model. Also the newest hoses (supplied with the washer) did not have a clamp, but was treated with a gel that was to adhere everything together like glue. Well after a few high temp washes the gel broke down and water leaked everywhere.  It was under warranty but the Sears guy used new hoses with clamps to replace! Just wanted to warn you in case your new washer came supplied with the new gel treated hoses! |
Interesting on the veggie cheese. I had heard about it - a friend's sons are both lactose intolerant so I know she uses it but I always wondered what it was like. Nope, totally old school here - no gel treated hoses! Good to know about those though, I would have cried if I hooked everything up and it leaked.
I took my mom to a different thrift store today and boy, did I find some great stuff! She picked out that nice black and pink skirt right when I found this nice pink (same shade) blouse - they go great together! And as a bonus, the blouse can be worn as a type of jacket when I lose more weight, love it! I spent less than $40 and got at least 4 more outfits - I feel better about going back to work now
Happy Sunday!
Jo
