Interested in red pocket ebay annual plan but want to confirm service works before porting number in.
Can't seem to find an equivalent to Tello "pay as you go option" on red pocket website.
Is the only way to try red pocket to sign up for a monthly plan and then switch to to annual ebay plan?
Thank you!
Might anyone who has a Cuisinart CPC-900 know the dimensions of the inner pot?
We're considering the CPC-900. Have a stainless steel pot that works with the CPC-600, wondering if it will fit in the CPC-900.
Tried contacting Cuisinart - they did not have dimensions for the CPC-900 inner pot.
Thank you very much!
If so, is it still working?
We had a new Tatung break a little after the 1 year mark. Wondering if it was a lemon (and we should buy another/try again), or if it's normal for these units to just last a few years.
We all know there are ancient Tatungs that are still working, but what have folks' experience with the new units been, in terms of longevity?
Thank you!
If so, is it still working?
We had a new Tatung break a little after the 1 year mark. Wondering if it was a lemon (and we should buy another/try again), or if it's normal for new Tatungs to not last very long.
We all know there are ancient Tatungs that are still working, but what have folks' experience with the new units been, in terms of longevity?
Thank you!
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Edit: thank you all for the comments - really helpful to see that we likely got a lemon.
Wondering if anyone uses the Tatung stainless steam steamer baskets (either with Tatung's rice cooker, or with another setup, and whether it's a good steamer basket.
Looks like there are only holes at the periphery of the baskets, which seems like very few holes versus bamboo baskets. Is it because the steel conducts heat so well?
Does the minimal number of holes have effect on speed of steaming, versus bamboo baskets?
Thank you!
Anyone know the url for the patient webpage to be able to see PCP referrals (for imaging and specialists) that have not yet been scheduled?
It's not in the main patient facing "mychart" page/branches.
Have stumbled across it in the past, but can't seem to find it again.
Called member services, who transferred to tech support, who... didn't know.
Tried kp.org, but that leads back to the mychart tree.
The email notification for the referral has been deleted, so unable to use that link.
Thank you very much!
Just a heads up for others who might also have occasional missed calls --
I didn't understand this before, but apparently if *any* phone is not in contact with the tower at the time a call is made, then the call is not 'logged' by the phone. So the user won't see a missed call on the phone.
That explains why being in an area with no signal, or if the phone is off, or in airplane mode, or the left sided physical kill switch is toggled to 'off' when a call comes in, that the device will not register that someone tried to call.
See below answer to iPhone users re: missed calls
This is apparently different from texts, which are held and transmitted at a later time, when the phone is back 'online.'
" A "missed call" entry is generated by the phone itself when a call rings but is not answered. If the device is off, it never receives the call signal, so it cannot record the event. "
"a phone will not typically show missed calls in its on-device call history if it was in airplane mode when the calls came in. Because airplane mode disables the cellular radio, the phone is disconnected from the network and cannot register incoming calls as "missed" in its local log, regardless of whether the caller left a voicemail. Some mobile providers send a text message summarizing missed calls that occurred while your phone was unreachable, but this is a carrier-specific service and not universal."
Hope this helps!
We're looking at the induction range without M-touch + 10 year warranty. Looking at Miele mostly for reliability.
We're getting some vague information about what is/isn't covered by the 10 year warranty.
For the most common parts that break on induction ranges, are these normally covered by the warranty, or are they considered wear and tear/not covered?
Just trying to figure out whether the warranty is worthwhile, or whether it's not because most things won't be covered anyways.
Thank you very much!
This looks like a great range.
Any regrets getting this unit?
Has anyone had issues getting warranty coverage under the 10 year warranty?
Customer service said whether something was covered depends on what the tech finds. Makes sense, but does this mean that most common parts that go are considered wear/tear/not warranty covered?
Trying to determine whether the 10 year warranty is worth it, or whether most things will fall outside of warranty, since terms seem a little vague.
Thank you all!
Hi all,
Electrician just installed this new electrical panel.
We found out after install that the install area has some rot in the wood siding.
Thank you very much!
Hi all,
Electrician just installed this new electrical panel.
We found out after install that the install area has some rot in the wood siding.
Thank you very much!
Hi all,
Electrician just installed this new electrical panel.
We found out after install that the install area has some rot in the wood siding.
Thank you very much!
Hi all,
Electrician just installed this new electrical panel.
We found out after install that the install area has some rot in the wood siding.
Thank you!
Wondering if folks have used HD Nitro Seal, and if there are pros/cons you'd recommend?
Just came across the product from these two videos:
from reviewer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEfOFxRtsNU
from manufacturer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahfUalGUWH0
Seems like it's a sheeting product, which is rare to find.
Can't seem to find much information about it. Thanks in advance for any real life experience!
Just helped parents touch up old wood floors with layers of shellac (they refused to do a full refinish). Floors look so much better now.
How are folks with shellac floors cleaning their floors?
Can you mop using a small amount of water, if it's dried off fairly quickly? Are there specific cleaning products that can be used?
Dry clean with broom/vacuum/swifter works, but wondering what folks use if there is stuff stuck on/needs deeper clean.
They have cleaners that come through, so would be great to know what to tell them about what to/not to use for the floors.
Thank you!
There was small amount of rot at the bottom of a piece of siding. Contractor replaced the lower half of that siding panel and painted it. (green rectangular area)
Looked great after it was finished. The horizontal seam (black circle) was initially hard to see.
A few days later, the paint (tape?) where the seam was became uneven, with a small hole visible when looking down at the seam.
Any thoughts on why this would happen, and not right away?
Is this something that can happen to anyone, or is it a quality of work issue that should make us think twice about using him for larger jobs?
Thank you in advance!
Had recent electrical work done. Contractor (who has remodeled his own place as GC) told us that exterior paint needed to be redone.
For exterior paint cracks (in the creases between vertical siding planks), he said that the paint needed to be removed, new caulk placed into the vertical creases, and then new paint applied on top of all of this.
Painting contractor #1 came through and said they didn't need to remove the old paint, that they could just apply caulk on top of the cracked paint, and repaint over the new caulk.
Confused as to whose opinion is accurate?
Electrical team closed their holes by screwing back in the drywall cutouts they made.
Painting contractor said the drywall holes electrician made (electrical team screwed drywall back in place) were ready to be patched, and that he could do the patching, before painting. That it would take him ~ 4 days to patch ~12 areas.
A drywall contractor came through (who does only patch repairs), and said that additional backing needed to be put in, before patching/painting. Said the way to tell was that the screws holding the drywall cutouts in place were screwed along the seam of the cutout, not on the two sides, so that is a sign there is not blocking behind the drywall cutout panel.
Said it would take 2-3 days to patch 3-4 patches (plus blend them to match, so whole wall would not need to be repainted).
Again, confused as to who's opinion is accurate. Is it normal to take 2-3 days to patch 3-4 areas?
Thank you all in advance!
Had recent electrical work done. Contractor (who has remodeled his own place as GC) told us that exterior paint needed to be redone.
Said for these paint cracks (in the creases between these siding planks), that the paint needed to be removed, the creases caulked, and then repainted.
Painting contractor #1 came through and said they didn't need to remove the paint, that they could just apply caulk on top of the cracked paint, and repaint over the new caulk.
Confused as to whose opinion is accurate?
Electrician also removed old doorbell transformer. Painter said they could repair this and repaint over it. Is this something for painting contractor to do, or should a carpenter fix it first, before painter paints?
Painting contractor said the drywall holes electrician made (electrical team screwed drywall back in place) were ready to be patched, and that he could do the patching, before painting.
A drywall contractor came through (who does only patch repairs), and said that additional backing needed to be put in, before patching/painting.
Again, confused as to who's opinion is accurate?
Thank you all in advance!
Recent electrical work. The electrical team closed up the holes.
A few contractors have come through to evaluate how to patch the holes.
One (painter) said they were fine as is. He was recommended by another contractor as someone who could "patch and paint." Said he could do all of them (probably a dozen or so) in ~4 days. Thought whole wall of each patch would need to be repainted.
One (drywall guy) mentioned that most of the current patches would need to be redone for more backing (described using 2 x 4s for more support). His business is repairing patches, and making them blend in, without having to paint whole walls. Said it would take 2-3 days to do patch/focally blend 2-3 patches.
Questions:
2) When is whole wall repainting necessary?
Electrician replaced knob and tube and updated all the house wiring, including rewiring of 100 amp subpanel feeder to a new main panel.
At recent rough in inspection, inspector asked them to open up some of the longer runs of drywall panels (they were not opened before inspection).
Inspector asked that stud nail plates be placed, in the circled panels. The panel opened below was not open during inspection, but inspector took a look at it from the panel next to it, which was open.
Electrician installed the requested nail plates right away, so this part of the house "passed" rough in inspection.
We read up on stud nail plates, and understand why nail plates are important, but why does there not need to be some sort of protection for this part of the feeder that is seen in this panel?
It's too thick of a wire to "move out of the way" if someone decides in drill or nail something thicker than drywall depth.
We'll know not to put nails in this section of the wall, but future owners of this house won't.
Since inspector saw it from the side view and didn't say anything about it, is it normal/fine?
If it's not great for future occupants, can someone advise what can/should be done?
It's "passed inspection" so contractor won't be willing to do anything further, but if it's something straightfoward, we can try and install it ourselves. (Feeder currently not energized yet)
Thank you all for your help.
inspector asked for stud nail plates to be placed for the feeder run
