u/ResearchOk487

Hey, I’ve never done any printing before (though I did take a screen printing workshop once) and I’d like to make some small prints on a T-shirt as a little project (and maybe some cards, too). How do I get started? I saw several kits from Essdee, for example—is this one any good? It doesn’t have to be perfect since it’s just for a few small projects, but I’d like something that’s doable for a beginner. I saw the stamp set—is that enough, for example? Are the cutting tools from Essdee good enough?

Or is lino not good for textile printing and would you recommend screen printing instead?

Ps I don't have a studio or anything like that, so it has to be easy to clean up and non-toxic and all

I have a small airfryer but looking to buy the Philips 5000 single basket steam airfryer. However this would take some more space and I dont have any space left on my country. So i was wondering if i could replace my microwave by it. I dont use it very often, mainly for
-reheating food like pasta etc fast
-defrosting Bread
-heating soup
-straling gyoza (what i could do in the steam airfryer)

I am seriously doubting Here, I use my airfryer way more than my microwave but I cant put it in my closed off course like I do with the small airfryer….

Can “wet dishes” such as pasta with sauce, lasagna, quiche, etc., be cooked in any air fryer? Or does the air fryer need to be specifically designed for that?

Does the ninja speedi rapid cooker does a goed job in only airfryer too? I am looking for a new airfryer with maybe some extra options but it has to be really good in airfrying too!

Which PFAS-free air fryer would you recommend for a single person? Preferably one that isn’t too big and can be easily stored in a kitchen cabinet, or one that can also replace my microwave (which I mainly use to reheat leftovers, steam dumplings in water, and heat up soup). I’m a vegetarian, so I mostly cook vegetables, like thin slices of zucchini. I saw the Ninja Crispi, which really caught my eye, but since the temperature can’t be adjusted, it doesn’t seem very practical to me. And I’m a little worried about whether it’ll actually cook thin slices, like zucchini, properly. I’ve also read a few reviews saying that the glass cracked. I noticed the Airmsen and Mova models, which look similar, have adjustable temperature settings, and cost less, but I can hardly find any reviews about them. Which one would you recommend?

Hi I saw the airmsen airfryer (glass) anyone who has this and has some feedback about it? Cant find a lot of reviews and looks a bit beter than ninja crispi cause you can set the temp + much cheaper

Hi I saw the airmsen airfryer (glass) anyone who has this and has some feedback about it? Cant find a lot of reviews and looks a bit beter than ninja crispi cause you can set the temp + much cheaper

Which air fryer would you recommend for a single person that’s PFAS-free? Preferably not too big and easy to store in a cabinet, OR one that can also replace my microwave (which I mainly use to reheat leftovers, steam dumplings in water, and heat up soup). I’m a vegetarian, so I mainly cook vegetables, like thin slices of zucchini. I saw the Ninja Crispi, which really caught my eye, but since the temperature can’t be adjusted, it doesn’t seem very practical, and I’m a bit worried about being able to cook thin slices like zucchini properly. I’ve also read a few reviews saying the glass has cracked. Which one do you recommend?

Does anyone know if Ohuhu's alcohol markers are weather-resistant? If I use them on a stone object and leave it outside, will the color stay on?

Or would acrylic markers be beter?