Not as racy as the book, apparently
On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 8:29 PM, Mountain Man via Mercedes <
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> > 50 shades of black?
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> Did anyone see that movie?
> I heard that it is quite racey?
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Andrew wrote:
> 50 shades of black?
Did anyone see that movie?
I heard that it is quite racey?
mao
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50 shades of black?
On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 9:19 AM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes <
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> Each cup is very pleasurable.
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> Dan
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> > On Feb 16, 2015, at 9:17 AM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes <
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> > I'm trying to wrap my he
Each cup is very pleasurable.
Dan
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> On Feb 16, 2015, at 9:17 AM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes
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> I'm trying to wrap my head around the idea of a vibrator that also makes
> coffee.
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I'm trying to wrap my head around the idea of a vibrator that also makes
coffee.
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Took a quick look at my Omre machine yesterday. It has a two section tubular
electrolytic that drives the pump. It's strapped to the side of the case, so I
couldn't see the value of the cap.
Mine seems to work fine from what I can tell, so I'm not in any hurry to mess
with it. I may get bold an
I don't think the pumps run on a rheostat
here's a rebuild tutorial
http://www.instructables.com/id/Rebuilding-an-ULKA-Vibratory-Pump-Espresso-machin/
i've never had luck at repairing them
here's another set of links
http://ulkapumprepair.blogspot.com/
the ulna is the one in the machines i us
There are reusable filters for use with keurig machines, compost the
grounds for zero waste.
We have two, they don't get much use.
Overall a French press makes much better coffee for less cost, fewer
questionable ingredients (what's in the k-cup anyway?) and only
slightly more time.
Agreed.
There are reusable filters for use with keurig machines, compost the grounds
for zero waste.
Overall a French press makes much better coffee for less cost, fewer
questionable ingredients (what's in the k-cup anyway?) and only slightly more
time.
Curt
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There was quite the row earlier this year over Keurig coming out with a new
design of the little plastic cups that would have an RFID chip or something in
them that would prevent people from using non-Keurig cups in their machines.
I suspect this was a response to the third party stuff on the ma
> On Nov 28, 2014, at 6:20 PM, Rick Hawkins Java via Mercedes
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> Folks
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> I'm not much of a grinder man.
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> When i used to sell a lot of coffee, in the 70's on into the late 90's we
> always served Cafe Bustello. Turn up your nose at it all you want, but it
> will make you a goo
i don't care for the keurigs because they make coffee in the little
plastic cups which may be toxic and DO fill up the landfills
I was hoping my wife would use it rather than drive
to Starbucks all the time. A vain hope, as it turns
out. It gets used at parties, where people can get
a customiz
It's not espresso, but last night our Keurig broke. Its handle had
been getting kind of sticky for a year or so. (I don't use it, I
don't drink coffee.) Last night a piece of plastic broke off.
Today I took it apart, and found that the only problem was that
some scale had built up on the cam t
Folks
I'm not much of a grinder man.
When i used to sell a lot of coffee, in the 70's on into the late 90's we
always served Cafe Bustello. Turn up your nose at it all you want, but it will
make you a good cup of espresso or cappuccino. I generally drink cappuccino and
am drinking one as a typ
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