Roomba, Dysons, Thermomix and other household appliances

Quickstatus said:
Does it need ventilation when installed under the sink?
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Maybe not depending on size of cupboard. We don’t in BNE and the sink acts like a heat sink. But they often put a vent in the kitchen door. Plumber or installer will advise.
 
Denali said:
Speaking of gadgets and kitchenaid, I bought the shredder attachments as I got tired of buying shredded cheese and the price going up but the bag size going down. I shred a kg block and freeze in 250gm baggies

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😂I used my gadget for a cheese block on the weekend. So much nicer than the packet cheese and cheaper.

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In place of Zip we will install Sodatap instead (made in AU)

The hotels and restaurants use Purezza but thats for 100L sparkling/hour. MstQS works in a restaurant. He says the cost of providing tap sparkling is 12c/litre. The markup is enormous
 
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Quickstatus said:
In place of Zip we will install Sodatap instead (made in AU)

The hotels and restaurants use Purezza but thats for 100L sparkling/hour. MstQS works in a restaurant. He says the cost of providing tap sparkling is 12c/litre. The markup is enormous
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Zip is/was Australian also I believe.
“Good restaurants” offer filtered or sparkling at no cost, as it should be! Unfortunately many charge $6 per “fake” bottle made in house.
 
Not an appliance but a kitchen tool, I had to buy a new can opener and went with Victorinox

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as this one is absolute rubbish and barely opens the tin.
It would be easier to throw the can against a brick wall to get it open than use this
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Denali said:
Not an appliance but a kitchen tool, I had to buy a new can opener and went with Victorinox

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as this one is absolute rubbish and barely opens the tin.
It would be easier to throw the can against a brick wall to get it open than use this
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Not so long ago I bought similar but Brabantia on Amazon.
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And an under bench mount jar opener for those jars with large lids. I've mounted it under a shelf in 'Arkwrights' my store pantry.
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