Text 37627, 63 rader
Skriven 2010-05-10 16:49:08 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
  Kommentar till text 37536 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
Ärende: Part 2, again [2]
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Hi Ruth,

>> I'm pretty sure it's out of warranty but I do want to check.  I think
>> I have the receipt on a removable drive here.. have to check that (g).

> I keep papework for things like that in a file box.  Every so often
> (usually when we get something with that kind of paperwork), I'll sort
> it out.  Don't need paperwork for the rice cooker we don't have, keep
> for the mixers (stand and hand) and so forth.

This KA was ordered online at one of the cooking sites, so I haven't needed to
print out the receipt, etc..  Outside of that, yep, have something similar here
with receipts, warranties, etc. :) As a matter of fact, that was how I got my
stove "updated" by whirlpool after we bought it. Seems the first version of
their range had a problem with water getting into the electronics via the stove
top. That problem is gone now, thank goodness :)

>> > We had old family GPs--no pediatricians in the small town where I
>> I know the type.. I think back then, we all had that type :)

> Yes, and asthma wasn't an issue as much as it is now.  Didn't know
> anyone in school with it but probably some, like me, were diagnosed
> later in life and had the "AHA!" moment.

One of my good friends died in High School from an Asthma attack.  He'd had it
for a very long time, and had a very bad case of it.  But I know what you mean.
It does seem like there is a lot of asthma "around" these days as opposed to
when we were growing up.

>> It is :)  Indy is such an affectionate dog.. a lot like Toby.  Laid
>> back and cool.. and getting HUGE as the days go on.. you can really
>> see how fast he's growing .. makes sense though given how much he eats
>> in a day... seems like he's ready to go to the two cups twice a day
>> that Toby eats :)


> Puppy chow tho?  He may eat a lot but he's still growing in less visible
> ways.

I don't feed them puppy chow.  Believe it or not, there are some vets who
believe that giving puppies puppy chow can be the worst thing for them, and may
be the cause of the hip displaysia and arthritis problems in dogs these days.
We get them an organic good dog food, not purina, etc.  Letting a pup get too
big too fast (before the joints are ready, I suppose) may be the problem.


>> That's good.  One that works well at low temperatures, etc. is a good
>> thing to have.  I don't mind electric ranges if they in good shape,
>> and work well.. but my preference is also always gas :)

> I've no idea how old this range is, or how many tenants have used it
> before we moved in.  Right now it works, and that's what counts.  If it
> dies, we don't pay for the new one.

That is a great benefit to renting.

Take care,
Janis

> ... Behind every good computer - is a jumble of cables!

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