u/AwoobisElroc

Something my girlfriend made a while ago

Thanks to everyone that tried to help! 150 ml, or the lower line in the water container, was the proper measure for cappuccinos! I did a proper cleaning, but turned out the arm of the upper valve was blocked with dry coffee (guess my mother used grounded coffee that wasn't coarse enough and it got blocked) so I spent an entire day getting rid of that block, but now I've managed to make it work properly and consistently! I'll definitely experiment with other methods, like making lattes and just black coffee, but I know me and my gf will enjoy our new addition to the kitchen!

So my gf and I have been using a non-brand Moka Pot for about a year now, and I was thinking about getting something better. While visiting my parent's, I told my mother, who loves buying Bialetti Moka Pots, and she decided to give us this one since according to her, it can be used with milk (my partner loves to put some in her coffee), saying she only used it a couple times, and was never able to get it to work properly (says maybe it's broken idk), so now that we're home I cleaned it a bit (very dusty and with some dry stains outside, but there's still some hard stains inside the water container) and I'm trying to figure out how to use it. She still even had the manual for it and gave it to me, but it mentions a measuring cup, which she lost years ago. About how much water would I need to put on it? We use a gas stove, and the manual clearly shows different levels of water depending on gas or electric stoves. Not only that, the manual shows a CONSIDERABLY lower level of water below the pressure valve. So, since I don't have the measuring cup, how can I possibly measure how much water to add? I can follow all of the instructions from the manual, but it doesn't mention either milliliters or ounces of water to use when the measuring cup is not available. There are some lines inside, but I feel like they are either too low or too close to the valve to make sense with what the manual says. Any advice on how to make it work or take care of it would be appreciated. My mother kept it for a long time as part of her collection and I want to take good care of it

Consegui de primer auto un Mini R56 que, mecanicamente, esta bien, ya que aunque tenia poco uso, el dueño lo llevaba al mecanico cada año (papeles al dia, mantencion tecnica reciente, etc). Lo logre conseguir con poco kilometraje para su edad afortunadamente. Los principales detalles estan en el exterior eso si. Como estuvo almacenado mucho tiempo, tiene rayones de garras de gato en el techo y capo, ademas de un daño en la pintura de enfrente, y los faros nebulosos.

Mi consulta seria, como puedo arreglar esto? Hay productos que pueda comprar para aplicarle en casa? O mejor me resigno a pagar entre 300 a 500 lucas por un taller de detailing?

Haven't really used him, but I have enough Wishstones to take him to R6 him in the coming days

En mi caso es esta figura de Revali que me encontre en una galería hace como un año. No estuvo barata, pero la verdad me gusto mucho Breath Of The Wild y en ese entonces aun no tenia ningun "gran" coleccionable de nada, asi que se puede decir que es la primera figura de coleccion que tengo de algun videojuego, y para menos de 100 lucas no estuvo mal