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Pacific1972 said:
Ninja Dual Air Fryer

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... sometimes we want to use to bake own bread, but daily we are using that for chicken wings or other fast meals !
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Oh my goodness! I absolutely love Ninja brand. They offer an incredibly generous warranty, and their appliances perform exceptionally well and offer more features at a reasonable price. One of my family members owns a 3-chamber version of this air fryer.

The warranty registration is simple- just scan the qr code on the manual and sign up for an account on their website. You can get replacement parts easily.

Last week, I also acquired my first Ninja product—their coffee maker—as a delightful early Black Friday sale. It’s equipped with a reusable filter, which not only reduces paper waste but also contributes to a cleaner environment by preventing it from ending up in landfills.



Apple fanboy said:
Ordered on the BF weekend. Price was good, but not sure how it will fit in the space I have.

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I’ve been using a Superun treadmill with no incline, and it’s been great for my runs! I’ve even managed to run 5Ks to 8Ks on it. Plus, the size of these treadmills is perfect for a small home gym in my home, which was a spare bedroom.

Also, something I’m really looking forward to—it’s coming in just a week!


AirPods Pro 3
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An elago APP3 case that glows in the dark and is a cool blue semi-transparent color.
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A Lightning deal on a MacBook Pro 100W Gan charger, so I can always have a spare charger handy!
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A screen protector (privacy and removable) for my 14-inch MacBook Pro. 💻
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And another merch box is on the way!
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DutchApplePie said:
Red Wing Iron Ranger in Hawthorne Muleskinner and Grant Stone Diesel in Black Waxed Commander. My wallet is begging me to stop buying boots. But the RW are factory seconds in perfect condition so I saved money there.
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What’s rly good about it? Is it the waterproofing and traction or the leather?

I only get new boots if they break down. I still use my 7-8 year old pairs of sketchers.
 
goldmac2006 said:
What’s rly good about it? Is it the waterproofing and traction or the leather?

I only get new boots if they break down. I still use my 7-8 year old pairs of sketchers.
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For the RW I just really like this style of boot but this leather is really nice and very casual. It’s my second pair of Iron Rangers.
For the GS, I’ve heard many good things about them and wanted to give them a try, have a boot different from the IRs. It’s got a leather midsole and a lug sole, so in theory it’s a bit more comfortable.
I’ve got 3 boots total now and I think that’s enough, but I do find them more comfortable than my sneakers somehow.
 
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goldmac2006 said:
Oh my goodness! I absolutely love Ninja brand. They offer an incredibly generous warranty, and their appliances perform exceptionally well and offer more features at a reasonable price. One of my family members owns a 3-chamber version of this air fryer.

The warranty registration is simple- just scan the qr code on the manual and sign up for an account on their website. You can get replacement parts easily.

Last week, I also acquired my first Ninja product—their coffee maker—as a delightful early Black Friday sale. It’s equipped with a reusable filter, which not only reduces paper waste but also contributes to a cleaner environment by preventing it from ending up in landfills.




I’ve been using a Superun treadmill with no incline, and it’s been great for my runs! I’ve even managed to run 5Ks to 8Ks on it. Plus, the size of these treadmills is perfect for a small home gym in my home, which was a spare bedroom.

Also, something I’m really looking forward to—it’s coming in just a week!


AirPods Pro 3
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An elago APP3 case that glows in the dark and is a cool blue semi-transparent color.
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A Lightning deal on a MacBook Pro 100W Gan charger, so I can always have a spare charger handy!
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A screen protector (privacy and removable) for my 14-inch MacBook Pro. 💻
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And another merch box is on the way!
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The size might be the issue, but will see if the pad is big enough for my stride and clumsy nature! I'm still rocking my AirPod Pro's gen 1.
 
DutchApplePie said:
For the RW I just really like this style of boot but this leather is really nice and very casual. It’s my second pair of Iron Rangers.
For the GS, I’ve heard many good things about them and wanted to give them a try, have a boot different from the IRs. It’s got a leather midsole and a lug sole, so in theory it’s a bit more comfortable.
I’ve got 3 boots total now and I think that’s enough, but I do find them more comfortable than my sneakers somehow.
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How often do you get new boots? Last time I got a new pair was hiking boots during Covid. I only wear them if it’s cold and rainy/wet.

Apple fanboy said:
The size might be the issue, but will see if the pad is big enough for my stride and clumsy nature! I'm still rocking my AirPod Pro's gen 1.
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You’ll have to get used to it. It’s only like 3/4 of the length of a gym treadmill on mines and it has no handrails nor an incline, so to turn it on or change speed I have to use the remote control that comes with it. It has a wrist strap on it as you need to hold it at all times while using the treadmill since it lacks an overhead console.

The dashboard display is instead right on the front side of the top. It changes display to show time, distance and speed every few seconds.
 
goldmac2006 said:
Oh my goodness! I absolutely love Ninja brand. They offer an incredibly generous warranty, and their appliances perform exceptionally well and offer more features at a reasonable price. One of my family members owns a 3-chamber version of this air fryer.

The warranty registration is simple- just scan the qr code on the manual and sign up for an account on their website. You can get replacement parts easily.

Last week, I also acquired my first Ninja product—their coffee maker—as a delightful early Black Friday sale. It’s equipped with a reusable filter, which not only reduces paper waste but also contributes to a cleaner environment by preventing it from ending up in landfills.




I’ve been using a Superun treadmill with no incline, and it’s been great for my runs! I’ve even managed to run 5Ks to 8Ks on it. Plus, the size of these treadmills is perfect for a small home gym in my home, which was a spare bedroom.

Also, something I’m really looking forward to—it’s coming in just a week!


AirPods Pro 3
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An elago APP3 case that glows in the dark and is a cool blue semi-transparent color.
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A Lightning deal on a MacBook Pro 100W Gan charger, so I can always have a spare charger handy!
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A screen protector (privacy and removable) for my 14-inch MacBook Pro. 💻
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And another merch box is on the way!
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They came! Finally !

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goldmac2006 said:
Oh my goodness! I absolutely love Ninja brand.
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I love my Ninja Speedi - I do everything with it, and now I just ordered a Ninja Mixer.
Glad I could buy it in same style/color as well.
Looking forward to get it soon. Amazon can be very speedy, so see if thy can deliver tomorrow as they say.

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The only thing that I had any concerns about is that the containers are plastic on the mixer, but I hope it's good plastic.

Had an KitchenAid blender earlier - I was never really in-tune with it, when it started mess with me.
It was a couple of years before it got any trouble, that was good. Then very difficult to fix it and get new parts etc. So I was very happy to throw it away now.
 
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Lioness~ said:
I love my Ninja Speedi - I do everything with it, and now I just ordered a Ninja Mixer.
Glad I could buy it in same style/color as well.
Looking forward to get it soon. Amazon can be very speedy, so see if thy can deliver tomorrow as they say.

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The only thing that I had any concerns about is that the containers are plastic on the mixer, but I hope it's good plastic.

Had an KitchenAid blender earlier - I was never really in-tune with it, when it started mess with me.
It was a couple of years before it got any trouble, that was good. Then very difficult to fix it and get new parts etc. So I was very happy to throw it away now.
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I completely agree with your concerns about the plastic pieces on your Ninja blender. It’s also the same thing with the removable water chamber in my Ninja coffee maker. However, as long as you’re careful not to accidentally drop the water tank while transferring it from the purified water dispenser or sink to the coffee maker, and you make sure to put a lid on it afterward, you should be fine.

Ninja machines, including their slush maker and various other appliances, are designed with a lot of plastic and removable components to facilitate easy cleaning and reuse. I personally prefer having a separate water tank instead of accidentally splashing water from the pitcher when I make coffee in the morning. This way, I can ensure a cleaner and more hygienic coffee-making process.
 
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goldmac2006 said:
I completely agree with your concerns about the plastic pieces on your Ninja blender. It’s also the same thing with the removable water chamber in my Ninja coffee maker. However, as long as you’re careful not to accidentally drop the water tank while transferring it from the purified water dispenser or sink to the coffee maker, and you make sure to put a lid on it afterward, you should be fine.

Ninja machines, including their slush maker and various other appliances, are designed with a lot of plastic and removable components to facilitate easy cleaning and reuse. I personally prefer having a separate water tank instead of accidentally splashing water from the pitcher when I make coffee in the morning. This way, I can ensure a cleaner and more hygienic coffee-making process.
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I am also a fan of a removable water tank. It’s easy to wash 🧼
 
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