u/SageAI
In the last year, I’ve broken three. The 3rd a few minutes ago.
Is this a rite of passage?
Sigh.
Edited to say: They leap out of my hands as I walk through my house. From kitchen to somewhere else. It's not about the pour at all. Apparently, a gaiwan should never leave my table.
My beloved spouse isn't so sure what to make of this new habit of breaking things.
UPDATE: Got it working. Thank you!
Seeking any good advice. "Pro" was the flair option. I'm turning on our drip system and I know what to do with the copper handle in the photo. But the solenoid confuses me. "Off" means the solenoid or electric/timer or water is off? "On" means... sorry to be so stupid. Appreciate your time to help. And the reason I'm asking is because the timer isn't working yet, but manual watering will. Not at all sure what I'm doing wrong.
CLAIMED! AND IN PROGRESS!
This isn't an exchange. I'd love to give this batch of pu'erh tea samples to one person, perhaps new to puer who would like some options to explore. (I've decided that I'm an oolong person and only an occasional puer drinker.)
I can't tell you anything about the teas at all, other than what's written on the envelopes. Received from Liquid Proust Teas annual give away of puer samples. :) There's a LOT of good tea here.
The envelopes have all been opened.
Restricted to USA because that's the shipping I can afford.
Again: the tea will go one person. DM me and let me know your address.
Sheng sheng
2012 Honey Fragrance
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I’m not new to tea but new to pu'erh. My first experience was a fishy loose pu'erh. Meh. Later I saw and appreciated u/LiquidProustTeas post about his annual sampler to help broaden our experience of pu'erh.
The LP sampler arrived in early December—a plethora of mystery envelopes. For, essentially, the price of shipping cost, there was a ton of tea.
The envelopes offered little information with scribbles such as "2014 Jinggu," "2010 Gushu," "2012 Honey Fragrance."
It took me a while to figure out how to brew at 6500'. Water boils at a lower temperature where I live. I began with 185F and hated nearly all the samples I tried. I've figured out to leave less water in my tea kettle and brin
So... we've got a Kohler comfort height Cimarron toilet. It's 16 1/2" in height to the rim, and height is 19" with current toilet seat.
We'd like to add an electric bidet seat but want to maintain the 19". I'm having trouble determining seat height for sitting. We're used to a flat, not a contoured toilet seat. Bidet seats don't appear to be flat and specs list the height at the back of seat and not at the front.
I understand how to measure for compatibility in terms of length and width, but confused about height. It's not like there's a store you can go to look at bidet seats. 😎
Any guidance you can share would be appreciated.
I feel like the answer is obvious, but I just can't see it.☺
# Apparently we ordered xFinity tv without dvr.
What is the cheapest way we can get dvr? Most shows we watch seem to be available “on demand.” however, we really would like to watch Morning Joe on MSNBC but not at 4am. :)
We do have a tivo series 3 - would replacing the xfinity box with a cable card work? How much would that cost?
Or is there another option to consider? We don’t need to store much to watch later.
Kind regards!
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