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Cuisinart SS-700 Single Serve Brewing System, Silver - Powered by Keurig
List Price: $365.00
Sale Price: $142.95
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Perfect for both personal use and entertaining%2C this single%2Dserve home%2Dbrewing system offers consumers fresh gourmet coffee%2C tea%2C hot cocoa%2C and more in under one minute%2E Choose either 4%2C 6%2C 8%2C or 10 ounce from the icon on brewing size options%2E Using Keurig K%2DCups%97featuring over two hundred varieties of pre%2Dmeasured%2C premium brand coffee and tea%2D%2Dthis brewer%92s innovative one%2Dtouch technology makes it easier than ever for consumers to enjoy a wide array of hot beverages%2E No matter which cup size you choose%2C the Cuisinart Single Serve Brewing System %2C working in conjunction with K%2DCup%2C always produces the perfect cup every time%2E
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Maverick Remote Smoker Dual Probe Wireless Thermometer ET-73
Sale Price: $32.95
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* Monitor internal temperature of smoked meats from 100 feet away.
* Wireless receiver with LCD beeps and flashes when smoked meat temperature goes above your programmed temperature.
* Monitor smoking chamber temperature...
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PackTite Portable Bed Bug Killing Heater Unit
List Price: $399.99
Sale Price: $299.00
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PackTite Portable Heater uses patent pending heating technology to safely eliminate all stages of bed bugs by heating contents up to over 120 degrees F for a sustained period. PackTite is a safe, non-chemical way to treat your personal items for bedbugs and features a timer to select heating times of up to six hours...
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449CSTE - Smoke Detector W/Heat Sensor, Sounder & Status Relay
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The ESL 449/448 Series self-diagnostic, four-wire smoke detectorscontinually monitor their own sensitivity and operational status, andprovide a visual trouble indication if they drift out of sensitivity rangeor fail internal diagnostics...
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PRO 2 Safety Siren Radon Gas Detector Model HS78512
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Pro Series II Radon Gas Detector with ionization sensor and 85db audible alarm is the only electronic radon gas alarm designed for home use. Plug in radon detector and continuous radon monitoring begins...
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Professional Double Chamber Wax Warmer
List Price: $108.99
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This professional wax warmer features an all-metal construction and 300 watts of heating power; suitable for all day use. It is CE-certified and fuse protected. The wax warmer features two industry standard 4-1/8" diameter, 2-7/8" deep heating chambers that fit most wax containers including the standard 14-ounce size and others of the same diameter...
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Professional Single Chamber Wax Warmer
List Price: $79.99
Sale Price: $38.88
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This professional wax warmer features an all-metal construction and 150 watts of heating power; suitable for all day use. It is CE-certified and fuse protected. The wax warmer features an industry standard 4-1/8" diameter, 2-7/8" deep heating chamber that fits most wax containers including the standard 14-ounce size and others of the same diameter...
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GIGABYTE ATI Radeon HD6950 1 GB DDR5 2DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort PCI-Express Video Card GV-R695OC-1GD
List Price: $277.05
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SpecificationsMfr Part Number: GV-R695OC-1GDChipset: Radeon HD6950Engine Clock: 870 MHzVideo Memory: 1GB DDR5Memory Clock: 5000 MHzMemory Interface: 256-bitBus: PCI-Express 2.1 x16RAMDAC: 400 MHzMax. Resolution: 2560 x 1600Connectors: Dual DVI, HDMI, DisplayPortThermal: Fansink(WindForce 3X Cooling Design)Support Microsoft Windows 7Support AMD Eyefinity TechnologySupport AMD EyeSpeed TechnologySupport ATI CrossFireX TechnologySupport Avivo HD TechnologySupport HDCP - High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection Support Microsoft DirectX 11 and OpenGL 4...
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Gigabyte HD 6970 2 GB DDR5 256Bit Dual DVI/HDMI/2xminiDP Retail Video Card, GV-R697OC-2GD
List Price: $359.99
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SpecificationsMfr Part Number: GV-R697OC-2GDChipset: Radeon HD6970Engine Clock: 900 MHzVideo Memory: 2GB DDR5Memory Clock: 5500 MHzMemory Interface: 256-bitBus: PCI-Express 2.1 x16RAMDAC: 400 MHzMax. Resolution: 2560 x 1600Connectors: Dual DVI, HDMI, DisplayPortThermal: Fansink (3X Cooling Design)Support Microsoft Windows 7Support ATI CrossFireX TechnologySupport AMD Eyefinity Technology Support Avivo HD TechnologySupport HDCP - High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection Support Microsoft DirectX 11 System Requirement: 550W power supply requirement w/ 1x 75W 6-pin PCI Express connector & 1x 150W 8-pin PCI Express connector Package: RetailRoHS Compliant
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Wine Storage Tips
Some people simply enjoy drinking an occasional glass of wine with a nice dinner, but to others wine collecting is a serious hobby. Actually, wine collecting is a lucrative hobby for some - did you know fine bottles can fetch over $1000? Of course, other collectors are simply passionate about wine and love having a collection to choose from when they are in the mood for glass.
If you are interested in starting a wine collection, there is a lot to learn. First, one of the most common misconceptions is that all wines taste better with aging. In fact, cheaper wines are meant to be consumed within six month to one year. The more expensive wines are designed to mature over time and are best when aged. It can be very frustrating to the amateur trying to start on a budget. There is considerable expense involved, not just in the bottles of the wine, but proper storage as well.
For wines that will be consumed within a year or so, you don't really need to worry so much, but if you intend to collect bottles to age, it's best to consider a special storage space. Sizes can vary from a small wine cabinet all the way to a full wine cellar. There are commercial refrigerators available specially designed for wine storage. Large units have two temperature chambers so that some remain at room temperature and others are chilled. The other variables, which are discussed below, may also be controlled by commercial refrigerators.
Wines continue to change over time. It's important to ensure your wine changes for the better and avoid conditions that can lead to undesirable changes. There are four main conditions that need to be controlled for proper wine storage: air, temperature, light, and humidity. It's best to have consistent conditions, although keeping those surroundings at desired levels is best to ensure wine matures properly.
1. Temperature. Temperature is perhaps the most critical factor in proper storage. Ideal temperatures are between 45-55 F, but can range from just above freezing to almost seventy degrees Fahrenheit. Going to the extremes can cause problems. If stored too cold, the cork may shrink, letting in air, but if the temperature is too warm the wine may age faster than it should. What ever temperature you choose - keep it consistent. Recurring temperature changes can be detrimental. Fluctuations over a season of 5-10 degrees are acceptable, but avoid frequent and rapid changes.
2. Humidity. Another factor that can impact the cork is humidity. If humidity is too low the cork can dry out, while high levels of humidity encourages growth of micro-organisms. Strive for 70% humidity to keep the cork properly moistened. However, make sure to keep air circulating to discourage mold.
3. Air. With all bottles of wine, there is a portion of the bottle that is void of wine and is filled with air. This air space, known as ullage, is required to ensure proper aging. The key is making sure no additional air enters the bottle. Since glass is impermeable to air, it all comes down to the cork. For this reason it's best to store bottles horizontally to keep air exchange to a minimum. By storing the bottle horizontally, the cork remains moist thereby preventing cracking or shrinking that may admit additional air.
4. Light. While colored bottles do a good job shielding wine from light sources, its best to store your wine in dark conditions. Failure to do so may result in a condition known as light struck which results in an unpleasant aroma.
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Do you need to have charcoal in the grilling chamber on a smoker to keep a constant temperature?
We have a Chargriller with a side fire box. Should there only be charcoal in the fire box?
If you're cooking low and slow for indirect heat, then no need to put charcoal in the main chamber. It's great for smoking and cooking barbecue style. I have at times added 1 or 2 hot coals to the main chamber to help keep the temp up, but that was more of an experiment.
If you're using your grill for grilling, high heat over direct heat, then go ahead and put the coals in the main chamber. I'd still leave an area to the side with only a couple coals so that area is more of a warming area where you can keep food slowly cooking.
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