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Skriven 2010-06-01 22:24:45 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 38343 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
Ärende: Dog gone, Kitchen Aid                                    [2]
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Hi Janis,

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

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

 JK> I throw all my jeans in it (maybe 4 or 5 pair) on the two hour cycle..
 JK> works well.

IOW, a 2 hour cycle should work for most of their clothes, linens, etc.

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


 JK> I use the old kitchenaid to make the pizza day before yesterday.  It
 JK> worked well.  It makes a bit of noise on the stir speed, but I can't
 JK> remember now if it always did that :)

It may have & you forgot after you put it up.

>> here (g) The wainscotting should look really nice when we're done with

 JK> > Eventually I might have a kitchen/dining room with something like

 JK> Understand.  It's hard when you rent, we did it for years and years.
 JK> Typically if we like the place a lot, we'd do some fixup type things
 JK> in the kitchen, just to make things easier on me.. as long as the
 JK> landlord didn't mind.  The house in KY was a good example.  Put in a
 JK> whole kitchen floor there because they had an indoor/outdoor carpet on
 JK> the floor that was pretty yucky to look at and walk on, and clean..
 JK> and when the pipes froze that fist winter, and water got all over it,

I'd have gotten rid of it as fast as possible too.  Kitchens and
carpeting aren't usually compatible.

 JK> I could understand why it looked SO bad (g).  But sometimes you just
 JK> have to deal with the house as it is.. for any number of reasons.

True. We looked at a lot of places that had more strikes against them
than here.

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

 JK> Good idea :)

If I remember to look at them. (G)

>> I think I'm 'attachment loaded' at this point.. I thought about the
>> ice cream maker but decided against that.  One of my ice cream

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

 JK> Yes :)  I think I know where mine is (lol)  The small one that uses
 JK> the bucket in the freezer works pretty fast though the ice cream is
 JK> very soft.  The big one makes ice cream more the type one can buy in
 JK> the store.

All depends on which kind you want.

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

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

 JK> I remember :)  I bought my daughter the roller/cutter for her KA, they
 JK> get a lot of use out of it.  She doesn't have the ravioli maker
 JK> either, and since they weren't eating dairy, that was ok.

We do eat dairy, but not a whole lot.


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