I love cooking with my GoWISE USA Air Fryer, Breville Smart Oven Air and Grill. When I'm not cooking, I enjoy Woodworking, Photography and other stuff! Everything I use, can be found here: www.amazon.com/shop/mariomonti
got one from costco was not on sale hopefully I can get credit when it does ...was pricey for me but it is the stainless steel tray..did not want the Teflon stuff...I remember my other air fry toaster type oven from cooking all the stuff made the sides esp. top area is grind in with the stuff from the air fryer..hard to clean unless you wipe it every time ...amazon has more options but return policy is 30 days whereas costco is not.. had this and ninija digital air fryer was 10.00 difference . Was 200.00 with tax on Cuisiant and Ninija wass 190.00..I heard the knob was an issue and gets hot etc...so now I will see how this works...
MY COSTCO PIZZA WAS BURNED ON THE TOP AND RAW ON THE BOTTOM. SO I TOOK IT BACK TO COSTCO. I GOT A NICE SMALL OVEN AT WALMART THAT WORKS!!!!! THAT $200.00 CUISINART IS JUST A JOKE AND A RIPOFF!!!!!!!
@@michaelgorrett2542 1-2 times a week. I am still using the same shaver I bought in this video too, with the original cutting blade! I will say the battery seems to be weaker now, but still lasts a few shaves. If I had to replace it today, I would probably buy another one, but I've also been looking at those skull shavers and have debated buying one. However, with those other type of skull shavers, they say the blades have to be replaced every 6 months or so. I think I got my money's worth with this $50 purchase. Thanks for watching!
@@samispam1000 still works, although I don't use it for anything but the rotisserie feature. That being said, when my Cuisinart failed, I was using that for a couple of weeks straight. It seems solid, but I think they're a better options out there. I use the Cuisinart TOA-130 multiple times a day. It did fail two months short of the 3-year warranty, however, Cuisinart sent me a new replacement.
The wings, or any air frying is faster because the tray creates a smaller unit, effectively halving the size of the oven. It makes it more efficient in circulating the heat around the food.
I believe a regular air fryer, the ones that are shaped like an egg, cook faster and better than an air fryer oven. Oven. That being said, I think the air fryer ovens are far more versatile. Plus if you have a small kitchen, it makes more sense. Thanks for watching.
I just got an oven crisp baking tray made by Nordic Ware. I wasn't keen on it being aluminum but the rack is flat and if I won't be keeping the bacon grease to cook with it it's no big deal. It does a lot more than just cook bacon you can use it for French fries and tots. You can use it for veggies, meat, homemade jerky, dried fruit and more.
I know this is 3 years old but I’m in a similar dilemma with my nearly 8 year old son. He’s still in his harness car seat, we didn’t turn him forward facing until he was nearly 6. For his 8th birthday we’re getting him a booster but I’m torn between the high back that still has a harness to use for a bit longer or this Chicco backless booster. This is the one area I’m probably most protective about as I know what damage a car accident can do. His car seat has saved his life before when we were hit hard (car totaled) and while he walked away with nothing but a bruise, my husband and I both had and still need spinal surgeries. He’s my one miracle child, I will not gamble with his life simply because I or even he will be teased. He’s going through growth spurts, getting taller, but he’s still a small kid, he doesn’t have a problem with the harness or extra head protection until his cousins or grandparents say something about it. Again, we’ll switch to a booster but I think we will stick with the high backed harness then slowly transition to seat belt then backless as he gets older/bigger. As the parent, it’s my job to make him as safe as possible. I’m not judging but I know people who switch kids early for the sake of convenience and that is simply not a risk that I am willing to take, no matter what anyone says. You’re a good dad for caring this much about your child’s safety!
I 100% understand where you are coming from. If you still want to go with a booster, there are two styles. There are convertible boosters that use a five-point harness and then later the back can come off of it. There are also boosters that just use your regular seat belt. My daughter is now 14, and she's only about 80 lb. I've had her sit in the front seat of two of our three vehicles. Only one of our vehicles detect her sitting in the front seat. This becomes an issue, because the airbag would never go off in a front end collision. I bought an expensive Chico booster seat. She only used it for about a year and it still has the tags on it. It's been sitting here otherwise collecting dust. I'm looking for a good donor to take it off my hands. Do what you think is best. Thanks for watching and sharing!
Finally I aced my ribs. Your ribs recipe is the easiest , simplest and the most sumptuous of all. We have plenty of compliments from everybody. Thank you very much.
Thanks for making this! Curious as o why do people spend hundreds of dollars on Phillips products that are so cheaply made? Oral-Bs are way better built and cost half as much.
Ninja came out with cheaper models. They're slightly bigger and bulkier, for a lesser price. I'm not sure if you visit woot.com, but often they have refurbished units for about 80 bucks. I've ordered things like that before and they practically look new. It might be something worth investigating if you're really interested in it. I just felt that the ninja wasn't a true air fryer oven, more of a convection oven. Otherwise it is great for a small space, heats up and recovers quickly and also toasts unlike some air fryer ovens. Thanks for watching, it's appreciated!
There are new versions of this pants. Where the cargo pocket is on the legs, there is now additional slip in pocket on each side. So this is on both the shorts and the pants now. It's really nice to be able to just quickly slide your phone into either pocket. The only drawback, is if you have your LCR in that cargo pocket, that phone slot becomes awkward because the LCR is pressing against the phone and your leg. I wanted to do an updated video, but I didn't think there would be any demand for it. Thanks for watching!
Also, I found the LCR in 9 mm to be an interesting one. Moon clips instead of using a speed loader. I used the five star firearms speed loaders for 38 and 357. They are very well made, you should just buy there custom holes to for it if you choose to go that route.
Yes, it did turn out to be a horrible product. The door broke once and on the new one that replaced it, the glass shattered. Lots of people have this issue. Once they replaced it a second time with a new one, I sold it and bought the cuisinart.
Yes, definitely on the older ones, can't say anything about the newer ones as I don't own ones. However, I've had the Roomba and I don't like it. I also have the shark with the self-empting bin, while it's a handy feature, I think it gets jammed more and needs more frequent maintenance.
I had this happen on my xv12, I still have it now. Runs perfectly right now. I also had to have the capacitors replaced on the motherboard and some new batteries
Returned and got another. My crumb tray was stuck or jammed. New one lasted 2 years and 10 months. They replaced in warranty with a new one. Good service. I made a video about this that you can find the details.
Back then, those size cards were cost prohibitive. The camera wasn't that high of a resolution to begin with, most likely I just forgot to format the card and there was an old video on it. Thanks for watching.
I received the replacement and videoed an unboxing. However, I haven't had the time to edit it to post about the replacement. If yours is less than 3 years old, even if you do not have the receipt, you still might be able to get it fixed or replaced under warranty. They will just need you to take a picture of a couple pieces of information.
Funny, it was raining out today, so I ran on the treadmill and needed something to watch. Mr and Mrs Smith was on for watching, and there was Vince Vaughn. lol I don't think I sound like him. lol
@@m3rdpwr 🤣, seriously though. I'm watching you explain the router table and then I say, I know that voice. Then I thought, is this Vince Vaughn behind the camera? Reminds me of Wedding Crashers, breakfast scene. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y6fLskrvsRA.htmlsi=8-O58rNoSiB7-R_d
Watching this made me feel better about my attempt to use the rotisserie feature in our Ommo last night! I wish I had seen it then, though…. I was slinging seasoning everywhere when I tried to truss the chicken. 😂🤣😂 it was a disaster. I lost the manual, so I didn’t know to press the turn button. I ended up giving up, and roasting it. Thanks for the video
Thanks for sharing this video, it was extra helpful because you included how you discovered all of the little surprises as you took things apart-- exactly the kind of situations I often run into. This enabled me to to order parts before I actually took things apart. Nice job! One question, how did you find out the 7 ft/lb torque spec on the head bolts?
Thank you. I think I went to Google and searched, "Sears parts replacement and the model of the compressor." This gave me a parts breakdown and then I ordered the parts elsewhere on Amazon or eBay depending on what I'm repairing. If that does not show up, you can just Google the model and torque specifications. Let me know how you make out.
Mario's finger lickin' chicken wings. As for the oven shutting off when you removed the temp probe, seems that Chinese built devices suffer from human interaction issues. We bought an Instant pot slow cooker, which since instant pot has taken off the market, that if you set the cooker to high and then change your mind and change the setting to low, the cooker would go back to it's start-up setting.
Boy it's a monster for what it holds. I'm a little leary of Gourmia products since seeing the short life of the 2 that I tried. Thanks for the first look at it. Happy New Year
This is my second Gourmia product, I still have the other one but it's boxed up. I never did forget about your troubles, in fact that's all I could think about when I bought this. LoL Happy New Year, to you and your family! Thanks for watching!
Wow, this video was so long ago and I look so much different now. I'm not sure if this is the video not, but I would use potato puffs and make a breakfast bowl putting in bacon, sausage, cheese, egg and other ingredients. Thanks for watching!
Good question, the unit above failed two years and 10 months into the 3-year warranty. Cuisinart replaced it with a very similar model. I would have to check and get back to you to see.
Great review, thank you. Awesver about the Cleaning at 20:12 It's not true, as it is designed to open it whrn you twist the ninja vertically: you can on purpose to clean it, open the part.
I mention this in one of my earlier videos. The problem with flipping up and cleaning, is at times, grease splatter gest on the cleaning tray. When you flip it up to clean, the grease runs everywhere. The grease takes several hours to turn hard enough where it won't drip down everywhere. So if you wait, you can flip up and clean. If you are like me and want to clean it out sooner, it can be a mess. Thanks for watching and suggestions!
I haven't had the issue myself, but this is made of particle board, so it's not super strong. Should be easy enough to fix with some toothpicks, or maybe chopsticks and some wood glue. Thanks for watching!
I see a major kitchen remodel in your future. Make sure your new countertops don’t have those 1980’s tile inlays in them, avoid Formica and avoid surface-mounted sinks. Under-cabinet LCD lighting is great to add.
