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17 minutes ago, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

Blaze really stalled his butt off. Should have been hit. 

To make a classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich, spread 1–2 tablespoons of peanut butter onto one slice of bread and a similar amount of jelly or jam onto a second slice. Press the two slices together with the fillings facing in. The sandwich can be eaten as is, cut in half or diagonally, or have the crusts removed. 

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1 minute ago, Coastal said:

If you can afford it, nothing comes close to a Kirby.

The simple rule of thumb for most of the others is that the longer the hose, the lower the airflow so the less dirt that pick up.

 

Kirby. I will check that out. Thx 

Posted
9 minutes ago, Coastal said:

If you can afford it, nothing comes close to a Kirby.

The simple rule of thumb for most of the others is that the longer the hose, the lower the airflow so the less dirt that pick up.

I have a Dyson. Super expensive and extremely over priced, but theyre stylish. Pretty much the Apple of vacuum cleaners in terms of premium pricing.

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3 minutes ago, BIGTENFANBOY said:

I have a Dyson. Super expensive and extremely over priced, but theyre stylish. Pretty much the Apple of vacuum cleaners in terms of premium pricing.

My wife and I got tired of  breaking Dysons. We got a SEBO 4-5 years ago.

It is...very expensive. And a spectacular piece of equipment. 

Posted (edited)
30 minutes ago, Pinnacle said:

What is a good vacuum cleaner?

If you have hardwood floors, we have a Tineco vacuum/mop. Everyone seems to like it. 

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10 minutes ago, Frank said:

Back to the peanut butter & jelly don’t get off the topic 

If you really want to take your PB n J game up to the next level, grill it on a frying pan with some butter. The PB gets all warm, melty, and gooey. Make sure you have a plate under it because the PB will drip out.

 

That being said, chunky vs creamy PB. Thats the real question...

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2 minutes ago, Chas2105 said:

If you have hard word floors, we have a Tineco vacuum/mop. Everyone seems to like it. 

Speaking of hardwood flooring, one of my panels has about a 1/8” crack/strip coming out. Would some caulk be the best repair option, or some kind of repair putty and a furniture marker or some stain? I don’t know what to do.

i don’t want to pull baseboards or movie appliances to replace whole panels

Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, MLB9 said:

Speaking of hardwood flooring, one of my panels has about a 1/8” crack/strip coming out. Would some caulk be the best repair option, or some kind of repair putty and a furniture marker or some stain? I don’t know what to do.

i don’t want to pull baseboards or movie appliances to replace whole panels

Creamy PeanutButter  🙅‍♀️

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2 minutes ago, MLB9 said:

Speaking of hardwood flooring, one of my panels has about a 1/8” crack/strip coming out. Would some caulk be the best repair option, or some kind of repair putty and a furniture marker or some stain? I don’t know what to do.

i don’t want to pull baseboards or movie appliances to replace whole panels

 

1/8 inch use wax filler.

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3 minutes ago, MLB9 said:

Speaking of hardwood flooring, one of my panels has about a 1/8” crack/strip coming out. Would some caulk be the best repair option, or some kind of repair putty and a furniture marker or some stain? I don’t know what to do.

i don’t want to pull baseboards or movie appliances to replace whole panels

I recommend putting a piece of furniture on top of it if possible.

Posted
1 minute ago, RawDog said:

Blaze didn't seem to do much.  I think he should have been hit with stalling as well.

Hey man.. stay on topic here. We're talking about PB n J, Vacuum cleaners, and hardwood flooring.

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2 minutes ago, BIGTENFANBOY said:

I recommend putting a piece of furniture on top of it if possible.

Wish I could, unfortunately it’s the highest traffic area in the kitchen by the countertops. Thought about a new rug, but it wouldn’t fit either

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Just now, MLB9 said:

Can that be colored?

It can be purchased in the color you need. Who is the floor manufactured by? They probably can match it. Then there is minwax.

Posted
8 minutes ago, BIGTENFANBOY said:

That being said, chunky vs creamy PB. Thats the real question...

Both have their place, I'd argue if you are only down with one or the other you don't actually like PB. 

Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, MLB9 said:

The dogs would eat it, but that’s a pretty good idea.

You didn't say you had dogs ... that's a whole different level of vacuum issues.  

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