JBL is dogshit compared to Philips, overpriced and barely gets through the warranty

+1 for the modern Cuisinart stuff.

I used to write them off as a throwaway Walmart brand; but actually got to handle some of their higher end SS products and they absolutely rival any SS out there.

I don’t think so. These are the type you pass along to your kids. Checkout r/restoration

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Had these boots for maybe 10 years. Re-soled them several times but maybe too late? They are kind of "skewed" towards the sides, see this picture. It's most prominent on the left. The leather is also cracked in some places, although the biggest issue is that they are skewed. Can anything be done about this? They are very uncomfortable currently. Shame, I've loved them.

Edit: I have greased them regularly, at least once/year. Too seldom?

Like I said, I’ve had mine for 5 years and it’s good as new.

I have the Demeyere Atlantis/Proline and previously had All-Clad D3 and Copper Core. Both companies make exceptional products although the Demeyere Atlantis/Proline is arguably a pinnacle of multi-ply cookware in terms of performance and build quality, IMO. But I don't think you could go wrong with either.

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Nicks. They can make you a custom boot fit to you. But they are pricey

I just opened it. It is very dirty for sure. I looked at the mecanism. It is very simple. There is a small tab touching the toast level slider. I gave it a small bend. I'm letting the bottom part soak in warm water and little dish soap to soften up years of bread bits (and occasional egg roll crunchin after reheating in microwave). Will brush them off and let dry. And repost again tomorrow with the results.

I like the sustainability part! I’ll definitely head on over to their website and take a look. Thank you very much!!

I’ll look em up and see! Thank you!

That’s great to hear, we will definitely take a look at them! Thank you!!

Check out Feathered Friends. They make incredible down jackets, blankets, and I believe pillows

Also love scan pan. We have the haptiq line. Lifetime warranty, works with induction, and dishwasher safe. Would recommend 10/10.

I go with aluminum pans. They're not non-stick though.

If speaker replacement is because "it sounds different" then it's not the speaker; in fact, it's extremely unlikely to be a speaker issue unless someone poked it with a stick. Most likely it's the filter capacitor(s). Most of the original capacitors might still be fine if the radio has been in regular periodic operation, but the filter capacitors (usually a tall "aluminum can" near the tubes) take a bigger hit. When they go bad (and they will) then the radio will hum or buzz loudly or not work. If it sounds more like static or frying bacon then it's likely a resistor. r/audiorepair or r/VintageRadios can be of assistance.

Maybe it could use a cleaning. Take it apart and wipe the internals down with some vinegar and then water and let it dry.

You could look into Brunt. I've known a few friends who are tradesmen that have warn these boots, not that we really discussed their foot ware. Worth looking into.

Love Red wing boots they do have a clearance section at the one I go to in Flint Michigan every once in a great while I get lucky

Cool sounds exactly like a winner then!

Our Dyson Animal is a piece of shit. We got a Miele canister for free from a neighbor, and it’s a rock-solid beast.

There is a brand called Georgia boots had a pair of steel toe boots kept them oiled up lasted a long time A friend of mine, with the same size felt on hard times needed a pair of boots I gave them to him

Btw solovairs we’re the old doc martens before doc martens started outsourcing. They are technically the same boot but higher quality