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Jan 25, 2018
'Bubba' Mug; Not 'Bubba' Jail Cell Mate
It was purchased for gifting to another. It has become as intrinsic to that person's routine as was the mug it replaced. Drinking two of these per day fulfills that person's M.D.R. for water. It works well keeping contents cold or hot.
Apr 22, 2018
Just Right
1 of 1 found this helpful It appears larger than in person, but I find it just the right size for straining off water from spaghetti for two people. It must live in the crowded pots and pans drawer of my stove. It replaces the three quart Star of David aluminum strainer with the tripod curled aluminum feet, that my wife got 24 years ago at her wedding shower. I think they are still available, and have been since WWII - an original 'Schindler' I think. Did you see Schindler's List? Oh well... This one is stainless, tougher than aluminum, and with its pineapple perforation patterns, it should fare pretty well amidst the other stainless pots and pans in the cramped stove drawer. I'm sure it will do just fine. I'm not making any kind of social commentary here. Or am I? What could be the esoteric meaning? Hmm, clues are metals, pineapples, patterns, wars, drawers, size, movies - I know - no, that's not it... NOT. :-)
May 08, 2018
Very Bullet-Holed Rusty Yet Trusty '97 Sonoma!
There was no problem removing/ replacing the old pins with the new kit. But, as I soon realized, the sagging door would not be fixed, no matter how many of these 'quick change kits' were installed. The top door frame portion of the top hinge holes had been worn into an oval shape. When I had the door off I had to weld-up the two holes, and re-drill them. So, it wasn't your kit that fixed my sagging door, it was my own ingenuity and talent, but I must say, it sure is nice to re-install the repaired door with brand-new and un-rusted pins and collar washers. Thanks, for your part, you done good.