my favorite too

There's a Popeyes by the mall in sopo and a chick fil a in Westbrook so I mean, close enough to choose sides if you really had a strong preference

Nope. Never been though. Heard it was pricey.

I'm trans but a good chicken sandwich is a good chicken sandwich

>think there are enough examples to prove you are wrong

Okay I stand corrected. My apologies to the Reddit universe for thinking the the implied warranty law was not all-powerful. Curious to see what OP's experience is with their air fryer claim. I guess I should have saved the receipt for my $27 Mr Coffee from Walmart for when it fails.

Rock City in Rockland

Heliotrope coffee

We will never own another Samsung appliance. Ours was 3 years old and Best Buy just gave is full price for it and a discount on a new dryer too which was a bonus they didn’t have to do.

Tandem

My heat pump is primary. I home-brewed a gadget based on an Arduino board that runs my boiler for a minute every hour when the outside temp is below 35, to keep the pipes from freezing, and to provide some heat to some closed-off rooms that don't get good air circulation from the heat pump.

One year in, and the system works well, and I'm saving real money.

Of note, I ran the boiler non-stop for that one 15-below day in early February. Gave the heat pump a break.

44 north

And if that doesn't work, just do it.

Lots of people threaten, many fewer follow through.

I used the law to get replacement frames for my $1100 Quickjack vehicle lift 3 years, 10 months after purchase. One-year factory warranty on those.

I also got personalized service from the company, with their note that they wished I hadn't gotten the law involved, LOL.

Time and Tide in Bidfud is by far my favorite coffee I’ve had in Maine.

Farmhouse Coffee Roasters in Winterport https://www.farmhousecoffeeroasters.com

If you remove the heat source for the baseboard make sure it gets drained at least. Don’t want those pipes to freeze in the walls

Right. The uncertainty in electric prices is one of my reasons for hesitation.

That's my worry, though if they really do operate at -31 surely I'd be ok? If the power goes out I'm hosed either way and reliant on the stove regardless.

I’ll buy nothing from them. Don’t forget about Goya foods.

Carrabassett is by far my favorite.

Fuck Coffee By Design! The owner fought against wage increases.

Gotcha. Sadly I can't really offer any more advice. Everyone I know who uses a heatpump only uses them as backups, and for single rooms. The price hike in electricity has had people wary to use them as a main heatsource too.

I can sympathize though. I'm working on (slowly) finishing my basement too, and more than once thought "if only that dang boiler wasn't in the middle of the room." haha

I wouldn't rely on it for the only source.. having the woodstove helps,as long as you can keep your basement (pipes and all) warm too. When it got really cold this year, one apartment of my landlords froze up. That one apartment ONLY has a heat pump. They had to grab a bunch of space heaters for the tenant. And the pipes froze up too.

But, I mean, it's your choice, not mine

Tandem

I gave up on them almost a decade ago. If I want a chicken sandwich I make it myself. Plus they give my husband acid reflux, so no thanks.

Big Barn Coffee out of Wiscasset. They sell at the Farmer's markets in Bath.