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Fire table

Should I invest the time, energy and money in a round cement fire table. I feel the table that came with the set is too big/rectangular for my small patio. All suggestions welcomed. Thank you!

u/Immediate-Gap7179 — 9 days ago
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Fire table

Honest option and all suggestions welcomed. Should I invest money, time and energy to ditching my fire table with a round concrete fire pit. Not sure about the size of the fire table that came with the eye .

u/Immediate-Gap7179 — 12 days ago
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GE cafe induction or GE profile induction model number PHS700AYFS

We are trying to decide on which range as there is a big price difference but I would a love a stove that helps a happy cook. All suggestions welcomed! Thank you!

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u/Immediate-Gap7179 — 2 months ago

Hard boil eggs

My husband makes the perfect hard boiled eggs on our GE electric range. We are purchasing a GE induction profile. Would there be any changes on how he currently boils his eggs? Suggestions welcomed.

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u/Immediate-Gap7179 — 2 months ago
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Help decide on a fisher & Paykel electric or GE profile induction

Due to measurements on our funky 1960 kitchen I’m trying to decide in one of these 30 “ ranges. All suggestions welcomed. Thank you!

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u/Immediate-Gap7179 — 2 months ago

Fisher & Paykel or GE Profilre

Hi. I’m considering a 30” electric range (not induction). We have a small kitchen. Is it work to spend 5k on the F&P or would the GE @ 1k be a better option. We have an 1960 kitchen and can’t afford to remodel but would love to make the right decision on a new range. Here is our kitchen now with the old GE. All suggestions welcomed.

u/Immediate-Gap7179 — 2 months ago
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GE or Frigidaire ?

I’m still trying to decide on a GE profile induction range or Frigidaire professional slide in range. Welcome any suggestions.

u/Immediate-Gap7179 — 2 months ago

I just received a letter(after over a year) that social security did not accept my offer to settle $26,640 by paying $16,650. The reasons on the letter state: how the over payment happened, my ability to pay, and how close my offer was to the full amount of the overpayment. The letter states says that they might accept an offer that is closer to the amount I owe and I can make another offer by calling the social security. I appreciate if anyone had experience with this type of situation and suggest an amount that may be worth trying again. Thank you

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u/Immediate-Gap7179 — 3 months ago