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Skriven 2010-05-25 20:46:05 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 38176 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
Ärende: Dog gone, Kitchen Aid                                    [2]
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Hi Janis,

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 JK> It can be at least 3 in general, though there are faster cycles you
 JK> can use. Usually I do my jeans in a fast cycle since they don't really
 JK> get that dirty.


They usually wash once a week--load each of lights & darks, sheets and
towels.  Not much for 2 people who don't go out a lot.


 JK> > It looks like it, reading your discussion w/Steve.  Good!

 JK> So far so good.. I'll be keeping my eye on it though :)

I used mine for bread today, will make more tomorrow to take to Carol's
picnic.


 JK> > Gives you the energy to cook something up? (G)

 JK> haha.. makes me think about getting finished on that kitchen project
 JK> here (g) The wainscotting should look really nice when we're done with
 JK> it.


Eventually I might have a kitchen/dining room with something like that.


 JK> > It's a mish-mosh but does brighten the place up. (G)

 JK> Sounds like you've made it very personally "your" kitchen (g).

Showing off where we've been. (G)  The tea towels have pictures of herbs
& what to use them for so they're dual purpose.

>> Professional won't be a problem. I could use that $$ from the sale to
>> pay for most of the Bosch. Still undecided.. we'll see :) Still
>> testing a lot of things with the old KA to see what it can handle.

 JK> > Sounds good, hopefully will work.  I've got to see what KA
 JK> attachments > are still on my "I want" list.

 JK> I think I'm 'attachment loaded' at this point.. I thought about the
 JK> ice cream maker but decided against that.  One of my ice cream
 JK> machines works essentially the same way (freeze the bowl then add the
 JK> ingredients to the cold bowl).  My favorite though is my ancient

We got that as a separate, non KA small appliance last year.  About time
to be pulling it out of the freezer &  using it on some of the fresh
fruit.

 JK> electric crank ice-cream maker :)  Same with the pasta maker.. my
 JK> existing tools work so well, I didn't want to spend the $$ on those
 JK> attachments (g).

We got the plates and the roller/cutters, no ravioli maker (yet) .

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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... The buck doesn't even slow down here!

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