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Hi, Jenna. I buy the Superb lids in sleeves of 60. They do not have Superb stamped on them but the label says Superb on it with the blue rubber ring on them. I’ve had good luck with these lids, just remember to finger tighten. I buy my lids at Walnut Creek Cheese, they have two locations in Holmes county. 🫙
Thank you for this video. I want to do some canning this year, but scared to death on using Ball lids. I quit canning because of Balls lids for not sealing. Canners know how that feels. I like to hear that deep Bing from those. So I'm going to order them, I know the price will be high right now, but it sounds like they are worth it, until I go back up north. I miss the Amish stores anyhow. Once again, Thank You!
My clotheslines are monel metal, they might last well over 150 years. I inherited my grandparents property and my grandfather put these clotheslines up in 1946. I have to replace the turnbuckles occasionally, but nothing else.
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My Mom bought these stainless steel clothespins (made in Italy) called "Henry Berry & Dairy Extreme Clothespins" and she loves them. She has arthritis and kept opening the wood and plastic clothespins on a skew and ends-up breaking them, but these stainless steel ones really last. Expensive, but worth it.
Hey Jenna, how's your replacement pans holding up? I bought their 10-inch skillet a few weeks ago and it warped already. I have a few stainless steel pans from other brands (Hestan and all clad), none of which have warped... so a bit disappointing to be honest. Looks like their new manufacturing process to fix the warping issue isn't working. I'm thinking of just getting an All-Clad pan rather than a replacement. I should've watched your video before investing in Heritage Steel! Lesson learned. Thanks for your review!
My replacement skillet stayed pretty flat for a while, babying it along. It’s starting to warp though. It also seems like it’s just not nicely balanced. It tips so easily toward the handle. I do not enjoy cooking with them and haven’t bothered to get additional replacements. If you get all clad I’d love to know which ones you get and. If you have better success with them.
I have a kitchen aid attachment that I got during the pandemic due to there being no flour in the stores. I have thought about going back to using it instead of buying my bread flour but I like to make a 50/50 so wholemeal is my problem. I haven' t got a clue lol.
Nothing like wash drying in the sun. They smell so fresh. When I was a kid we hung cloths even when it was close to freezing as long as there was a wind. They dried in less than 1/2 hour in that weather.
Yes, it is one of my favorite things. So relaxing and stress relieving hanging clothes out. Line dried percale sheets are the best, nice cool and crisp.
Wow, Jenna. That is one heavy duty clothes line. I have two Amish pulley clothes lines with the Strata line that I’m very pleased with. I love seeing clothes hanging on the line and the electric is not getting any cheaper. I think you should add hanging flower baskets to the end of T post. 🌺
We had to relocate our clothesline. If you’re interested in seeing the changes I made here is the updated video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WmUbCXQr4So.htmlsi=G2MFsd3iOlWiBrOB
Once l learned about crocheting wash cloths, I have made a hundred or so. This is the first time I have see this pattern. It is wonderful. I like the look and the texture You gave easy to follow instructions, This will be my new wash cloth for gifts this year. I got tired of making circles in a square cloths. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful pattern.
Get a lye tank. They take the heavy stuff off cheaper and more thorough. Best for the really crusty ones like that Griswold. Use that for pancakes and cornbread ect.
I just purchased an 8 piece set of HS pots and pans. I like the idea that this company was against making non stick pans. I also liked that the pans were manufactured in the US with employees that had worked for the company for years. The pans are nice and comfortable in the hand. The set has the sizes that are needed. They don’t waste your money throwing in a pot or pan that isn’t needed. However, upon unboxing…two out of 5 pans were damaged on the cooking surface. The box was intact so they were shipped with these issues from the company. In my opinion very poor quality control. These should have been considered factory seconds but I paid full price for perfect pans. I wrote to the company the day I received the pans. I did get a message back two days later saying to fill out a warranty claim. There was no “sorry” or apologies for my inconvenience. Anyway, I submitted a warranty claim even though I’ve never used the pans and so far I haven’t heard anything from the company. Another note is that the return policy is terrible. If you want to return you have to pay the postage. There is no prepaid return label. That’s fine if you just decide you don’t like them but my pans are damaged. Even though I absolutely love the pans, at this point I would really like my money back so I can buy from another company. The communication and customer service is awful. Also, the return policy is bad. If you do send something back you get 30% deduction and then store credit to buy more of their crap pans. So, be careful…this is one purchase I wish I hadn’t made.
I was gonna buy the pans even after the terrible review, but now I'm having 2nd thoughts! Like you, I wanted to support the only US made company, but for how much I was about to spend (1K) I can't risk it.... I guess back to the search.
Oh this is so sad! It made me cry… I just lost my entire flock last week to a fox for the third time that’s 175 birds. It’s so sad… I was home on the phone and I have cameras too😢😢😢😢
