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damn I didn't check the cookware section, thanks guys
damn I didn't check the cookware section, thanks guys
I think I'll re-try Safeway then!
Dude where in Cali are you..? What do you have instead? Lucky? Nob Hill? Ralph?we haven't had a Safeway here in like 25 years. Even though they own most of the grocery stores out here.
Dude where in Cali are you..? What do you have instead? Lucky? Nob Hill? Ralph?
It's not like I'm gonna hunt you down in Cali lol.. But for sure Cali. I think Nob hill for me is Ralphs for you. See with us, Lucky got bought out by Albertsons late 90's. Then they got re-bought out like is 2005 where they wen't back to being called Luckys. We too have trader joes and Sprouts (which is pretty damn legit).cali... Ralphs, albertson, pavillions, vons, stater bros. then the gourmet stores like trader joes, sprouts, jensens, gelsons.
Never heard of nob hill. No kroger here either. But kroger owns albertsons I think. I see kroger brand products there.
Albertsons bought out Lucky's like 12 years ago
I thought you said where are you, Cali?. I misread that. I'm in SoCal in the Coachella valley. Its hot as shit out here..It's not like I'm gonna hunt you down in Cali lol.. But for sure Cali. I think Nob hill for me is Ralphs for you. See with us, Lucky got bought out by Albertsons late 90's. Then they got re-bought out like is 2005 where they wen't back to being called Luckys. We too have trader joes and Sprouts (which is pretty damn legit).
Albertson's just got bought out by Haggen. And those guys are super expensive for everything.cali... Ralphs, albertson, pavillions, vons, stater bros. then the gourmet stores like trader joes, sprouts, jensens, gelsons.
Never heard of nob hill. No kroger here either. But kroger owns albertsons I think. I see kroger brand products there.
Albertsons bought out Lucky's like 12 years ago
Thanks for this link. I am going to be buying an iron and those in the next week or so. I have a ton of hash that isn't full melt and would love to turn it into a shatter consistency.
I am, it's even in my profile. I am in NorCal. San Jose. Dude it's hot here too but damnnnn not that hot! We hitting about ~80f here.I thought you said where are you, Cali?. I misread that. I'm in SoCal in the Coachella valley. Its hot as shit out here..
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theres a few trolls on here that would probably try and find me. They can't stop posting about me. Trying to instigate b.s.
I'm not sure if I'm living in a parallel universe or something, but I've purchased several brand new and none have ceramic plates. I do have a remington, S800i, it is older though but it does have aluminum plates. One of the new 1" models SAID it was ceramic, but the plates are simply aluminum with a coating like the others.all the Remington ones have either ceramic or ceramic pearl infused plates Your straighteners must be very old.
I'm not sure if I'm living in a parallel universe or something, but I've purchased several brand new and none have ceramic plates. I do have a remington, S800i, it is older though but it does have aluminum plates. One of the new 1" models SAID it was ceramic, but the plates are simply aluminum with a coating like the others.
Have you actually taken them apart to confirm the entire plate assembly is solid ceramic? I can find plenty of pictures of aluminum plates with coatings but I can't find any pictures of solid ceramic plates. Looking around for replacement parts and they are all just the standard aluminum plate with imbedded heating element like all the irons I have.
With the amount of pressure we are putting on these things I'm wondering how ceramic isn't cracking and shattering? Even the aluminum plates I'm using are showing signs of warping and crushing and that's just with body-weight, A ceramic heating element is different than a ceramic plate too, as you an have a ceramic heating element inside of an aluminum plate.
I'm not saying they don't exist but I've yet to see one, in person or online, do you have any pictures that show the solid ceramic plate? Like I said before I've been looking around for ceramic plates for awhile with zero luck so if you can point me in the right direction I'd be a happy camper! I had just assumed the "ceramic plate" was marketing speak for "ceramic coating" since that's the only thing I've been able to find.
For example:
http://www.amazon.com/Allure-Tech-100-Solid-Ceramic/dp/B00CRKIHKG
Listed as "solid ceramic flat iron" then the discription states:
"100% ceramic plated"
Interesting results @hyroot what temp n press time did you use? The picture shown is the 25u and 90u screen rosin combined?
It's funny you mention how the screen size made a slight consistency change. When I used the 25u with hash I got more of a sappy product compared to use a tea bag where it was more shattery n actually a slight light color change.
Why did the slick sheets suck? Just wondering, never used them always used parchment. But I thought people like the slick sheets.