Chryssie
Internet Junkie
I got a new printer. The issue with the old one did not go away and it was old anyway.
That company irritates me on so many levels. I cannot believe what they are able to get away with regarding consumers. I am especially peeved at having to foot the bill for the charging stations. Electric cars sound like a great idea, but the average consumer (like me) can't afford the price, not to mention the electrical upgrades I'd have to pay for to accommodate charging the car at home. And the credits and rebates offered for the cars/electrical work are paltry. And double dipping on their part is unconscionable!Haven't purchased quite yet but we are looking into a new clothes dryer that is energy efficient and a heat pump for the lower level so that we don't have to use the baseboard heating.
We are being bled dry by our electric company Eversource. The consumer is being hit with a public benefits charge that is an outrageous 29%. It's to pay for people who were unable to pay their electric bills during covid and for charging stations for electric vehicles (whether you own one or not). There's going to be a protest in a week or so in Hartford. I think NBC news is going to cover it. Part of the issue is that the people who were are unable to pay are being billed now...so it's like they are double dipping. Consumers are outraged and rightfully so.
I bought it!I make soy yogurt, mostly make things with it, but I do love to strain it. I'll either use a nut milk bag and hang, or a coffee filter in a strainer for small amounts. I'd love this---
Not gonna buy it though. I've been buying too much, esp kitchen stuff
love those colorsI ordered an area rug for the basement from Overstock.com: 6 1/2 by 9 feet with mostly gray and white, but it has these cool pops of red in it as well. I think it's going to look really nice.