What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

You are correct.
Never lost prime on mine. Well...except for when i ran out of fuel...twice.... found out the pick up in the tank wasn't right...

 

Morning,
Looking for a flagpole. Any ideas were to buy? I have my flag hanging on the house,but the burning bushes are getting bigger. Flag getting stuck and ripped. Happy Friday!

 

$70 on Amazon

 

Happy belated birthday Stinny !!!

 

Check under the blankets.....................................

 

China?

 

What he said Stinny.

 

I would bet your local hardware store would have them - unless you're talking about a 20' pole that you set in the ground.

 

The lid on my older Hamilton Beach stay-or-go programmable crock pot released part of its seal piece (well, didn't lose it, but it just hangs there now). The lid is a special order so will take 2 weeks or so to get from the factory, then they send to me.

That would be fine, but the cost is $17 for the lid and another $17 for shipping. So, I'm thinking to replace the whole thing instead since I could get a comparable new unit for $40.

So now my question, should I get an instapot type (multi-function)? If so, what are suggestions brand and model? Keep in mind I am not looking to spend a huge amount of money - max $100. I would also prefer something with a smaller foot print (roundish and taller as to short and wide) - but that is't a deal breaker either.

I see that Wally World has a Crock Pot Express for ~$70 but want to know if anyone out there has other suggestions.

The reason I would like a smaller footprint - this is a 5-6 quart crockpot bu the only "counter" that is large enough is the stove top.



Here is the seal malfunction - really can't bitch, I think this is 15 years old

 

Yes in the ground buried in concrete.

 

Wit a lil Sooper glue just for good measure?

 

The HB is only a crock pot but it is a Stay and Go - made for traveling. Never had a spill during transport to a function and the lid is acrylic (I believe), not glass. Also has a hole for a temp probe (for roasts and whole chickens etc), but I've never used that feature.

 

I tried that and used it that way yesterday. But the heat forced it back apart and a lot of the moisture was lost. Fortunately I was making a soup, but if it had been a roast or something with little added liquid, it would have been burnt.

Not using a glue in this situation. The seal is kept in place by pressure between the acrylic lid and a metal band pressed on.

 

Just get some liquid bandage, that's just medical grade Sooper glue...and people use regular Sooper glue on cuts all the time anyways.

 

Beautiful