Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Hoffman Heating and Refrigeration

www.hoffmanheating.net With more than 50 years in the heating air conditioning business, serving Twin Cities residential and commercial customers, Hoffman Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. is dedicated to providing the best possible total indoor heating and cooling solution for you and your family. You can count on us to provide you with a system and solution that fits your family's unique needs. We've installed many indoor weather systems in this area and we've earned a reputation for doing the job right the first time. We carry the top ranked furnace and air conditioner brands in the home heating cooling industry. http

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Sunday, June 27, 2010

Ben's Weekly Grooming Tips by Wahl (#9)

Wahl's Master Barber, Ben, shows you the how to trim up the hair around the ears, eyebrow and nose with the rotary attached of the Wahl Lithium Ion or Groomsman.

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Saturday, June 26, 2010

Steaks in a sea of butter

Kassie and Lizzy use their Texan/Minnesotan upbringing to cook large steaks in a sea of butter and garlic in a large cast iron skillet. YES!

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Friday, June 25, 2010

Best Electric Shaver Online

Do not just go and grab the cheapest electric shaver that you could find, either in the market or online. You should make a decision that would help you find the perfect shaver for you at a reasonable price that will give you your money's worth.

Choosing a shaver is a crucial decision that needs to be made. There are two factors that you need to consider in choosing the best shaver; first, determine the type of facial skin you have. There are some shavers that are typically made for each type of skin. One type of shaver has different ways on how you should shave. The shaving process that you usually do with your old shaver may sometimes not be effective for your new shaver. Second, what do you like your facial hair to appear? If you have a simple mustache, then you can go find something that has a trimmer at the back end of the shaver. It is important to know what kind of outcomes you would like; this is the first step in choosing the right shaver for you. Try to check the cutting systems, how do the blades or razors affect your skin? Will it give you a smoother shave without taking too much of your time? Try to ask these questions to yourself.

You should also take into consideration how long should the electric shaver be charged before you could use it, and how long will it last. Make sure that you choose a shaver that can charge quickly, yet give you more shaving hours. This is significant most especially for those men who do not have enough time to wait for the shaver to be fully recharged - and most of these men are on the go, always. And of course, we should learn how we could clean the shavers. There are some shavers wherein the razors can be manually removed and cleaned with plain water. You may want to choose this type as well, since it would save you much more time. As we all know, not properly cleaning the razor would just make the shaver function poorly.

Finally, you have chosen the shaver that you think would suit your needs. The last thing that you need to know is how long can the shaver be replaced for factory defects? Choosing a shaver that offers warranty should be taken into consideration as well.

With these things putting in mind, you can expect to get the right shaver that will suit all of your needs.

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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Check Out DeLonghi DD45P 45 Pt. Energy Star Dehumidifier with Patented Pump for $209.44

DeLonghi DD45P 45 Pt. Energy Star Dehumidifier with Patented Pump Review





DeLonghi DD45P 45 Pt. Energy Star Dehumidifier with Patented Pump Feature


  • Worry-free pump function
  • LCD electronic controls
  • Visible water level
  • Electronic climate control with LCD display
  • Empty water 3 ways: patented pump system, through 3 ft. hose or directly into the tank (7.0 liter capacity)



DeLonghi DD45P 45 Pt. Energy Star Dehumidifier with Patented Pump Overview


With DeLonghi DD45P 45-pint Energy Star Dehumidifier with Patented Pump features a worry-free pump function that allows the unit to continuously discharge moisture without constantly emptying a bucket. The unit can pump water upward to drain out a basement window or into a sink, up to 16 feet with the provided hose. Choose the ideal humidity level by adjusting the humidistat. The electronic controls allow you to monitor relative humidity and temperature. With its frontally located tank and transparent water level window, you can easily see how much water has been collected.


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Tuesday, June 22, 2010

How To Season Cast Iron Cookware

Why season your cast iron? Well, the point of using a cast iron pan or skillet is to have a cooking surface that heats evenly and doesn't cause food to stick to it during the cooking process. Seasoning your cast iron cookware is going to make this possible.

Seasoning a cast iron pan is a scientific process. It's a lot like blacksmithing: The combination of heat and metal, treated in certain ways, improves the quality of the final product. Cast iron pans are fairly simple and fairly standard items, so the process shouldn't deviate too much from what I'm about to describe.

First of all, when you buy cast iron cookware, avoid anything but a solid piece of cast iron. You don't want anything that screws on, nor do you want any wood fixtures or strange coatings. Just 100 percent cast iron! When you have selected your cookware, also make sure that you have food grade peanut or coconut oil, and a roll of paper towels. You may have read that lard or animal fat is appropriate for the task, but that's incorrect. You want a hard layer of curing, not the soft layer that animal fat gives you! Remove all the labels on the pan, scrub it by hand (never use a dishwasher on your cast iron) to get any glues off, and allow it to air dry fully. Never season a wet pan!

Now lightly coat the entire inside of your pan. I cannot stress this enough: Only use a light coat of oil! Using too much oil is not only a waste, but will increase the amount of oil that needs to be burnt off, thus disrupting the seasoning process. Put out a piece of aluminum foil (a little larger than the main body of the pan) on a counter top that you can spare for a couple of days. Flip the pan over (face-down, with the bottom of the pan pointed at the sky) so that the oil and slowly run and dry over the course of the next 36 hours to 48 hours. At the end of that period, take the pan off the foil and examine it, but do not touch the cooking surface! If you see any spots that are still liquid, gently blot them. The pan should now be ready to season.

Set your oven to 500 degrees (Fahrenheit of course) and cut out another strip of aluminum foil, the same size as last time. Put that foil on the shelf of your oven, and place the pan face down (bottom of the pan once again pointed at the sky) on top of it. Some people say that you can do this process at lower temperatures... but that isn't science. Science says that you want about 500 degrees in order to properly burn the oil to the pan. Leave the pan in the over for a full hour. If you're doing multiple pieces at once, leave them in for an extra five minutes or so.

After you've started the pan baking, remember this important step: Turn on every vent and open every kitchen window that you can! This process can be smoky, to say the least! Proper ventilation is a must. Of course, be aware of fire hazards at all times, and be ready to deal with them!

When time is up, remove the cookware from the oven with your best oven gloves; it's going to be very hot. Allow it to cool on the stove top, then examine the surface. Now, because you used good oils at high heats, you should see some darkening or blackening of the pan. If you aren't satisfied, apply a very light coat of oil, and season it in the oven for another 60 minutes at 500 degrees. Because you allowed it to cool first, and you're using such a light layer of oil, this should be no problem for the pan (no need to let the oil get tacky for a couple of days on the second run). Either way, when you're satisfied, allow it to cool to room temperature. Never use water to cool your cast iron pan, as it will undo all the hard work you've just done!

On that note, some tips for caring for your seasoned cast iron:

* Clean cast iron while it's hot. If you need to use water to clean it, use only hot water, and always clean by hand - no dishwashers!

* Much of the time, you've fried something oily in the pan, and you can simply use a paper towel to gently wipe the pan clean.

* If you have to scrub (shame on you for using too much heat or not enough oil!), use a bamboo or stiff fiber brush to avoid damaging the cured surface. No wire, no steel wool! You can use modern soaps, but no 'traditional' soaps with harsh chemicals in them. And remember: Hot water (use rubber gloves if it's too hot for you) when you wash your cast iron!

* In time, after you use your cast iron enough, you'll see it blacken. This coating is awesome, better than any commercial coating out there. You'll need to use less and less oil, and caring for the pan will become easier and easier.

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Monday, June 21, 2010

Check Out Wahl Trim'n Vac Corded Vacuuming Beard and Mustache Trimmer for $22.50

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I've owned Wahl trimmers for years because they last and trim with ease. I have a very full beard and make a big mess in the sink every time I trim it. I'm also lazy, that's why I have a beard in the first place so I don't have to shave every day. I'd put off trimming till I just had to because I don't like cleaning up the sink. Which means my beard didn't look neat all the time. This vacuum in a trimmer must be a new idea, or somehow I've missed it.
If it were any other brand I'd of had second thoughts because I've bought those cheap light weight computer vacuums that can't pick up even a speck of dust. But this is a Wahl so I had to try it. I'm glad I did. This trimmer cuts great like all the other Wahl trimmers I've owned, and I'm most impressed that the vacuum works better than I could have expected possible in such a light weight trimmer.

Some say it's bulky? I hold it with 2 fingers and zoom it through my beard with no problem. There's no bulk and very little missed hairs from the vacuum. Again, if it were any other brand of trimmer I'd have doubts that it would last because it is so light weight. But, this is a Wahl. I trust 'em.



Wahl Trim'n Vac Corded Vacuuming Beard and Mustache Trimmer Feature


  • Eleven position blade guide with memory function
  • Storage pouch
  • Made in USA



Wahl Trim'n Vac Corded Vacuuming Beard and Mustache Trimmer Overview


Moustache/beard trimmer with built in vacuum feature, self-sharpening precision ground steel blades, collection chamber for no mess cleaning, 11 position beard regulator. Made In USA.


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Wahl Trim'n Vac - JMc - OK
This is a great little trimmer for cleaning up scruffy necks and sideburns. The best part is the vacuum--it sucks up the cut hairs so they don't all go down your back, and there's less clean-up. It's not as powerful as the barber's, of course, but it does a great job for home use. I wish there was a big trimmer with this feature. What about it, Wahl??






Bulky, loud and difficult to use - Mark Black - USA
Wahl usually makes good products, but I would not recommend this one. The trimmer is very big (about the width of a baseball in your hand) and difficult to use because of its size (hard to see where you're trimming). It is also very loud from the "vacuum". I would recommend getting a beard/mustache trimmer that's smaller and easier to use. Mine has been sitting in the bathroom cabinet and I haven't used it in months. I will be buying a different beard trimmer soon.



Better Than Expected - Bruce Kaufman - New York City
I replaced a Norelco whose battery had ceased functioning, intentionally buying this battery-less model. What a surprise to find it is far better than the Norelco. The beard trimming is far smoother and the moustache trimming is quite accurate. In addition this device works fast. What a pleasant surprise.

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