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vickeryj t1_jcu2n41 wrote

I would recommend this general approach as well. Any of the full sized ones with hepa, carbon, and dual sensors should be similar. I would buy whichever one you can get for the best price, as the prices seem to be all over the place.

I got the AM90 for $154, and while being able to connect to it from my phone is nice, I wouldn’t hesitate to buy a similar model without that feature.

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vickeryj t1_j8itvgv wrote

Reply to comment by swordgeek in Best set of chef knives ? by MatineHen

Furthermore, knives can be so weirdly personal that trying them in a store may not tell you the full story. I have one knife that I more or less use for everything, and I never would have guessed it would be the one for me, but it’s14 years old, I’ve sugrued missing chunks of handle, and if something bad happened to it I would replace it with the same one.

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vickeryj t1_j8isret wrote

Reply to comment by idc69idc in Best set of chef knives ? by MatineHen

I’ve had two, both chipped and tipped within a few years. I think I’m too rough on my knives for them to be a good fit for me. They still work well, but I rarely pick them up because I’m scared I’ll damage them further.

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vickeryj t1_j5f8zvs wrote

The Patagonia Black Hole Cubes are very high quality, and their warranty is good as well.

They aren’t packing cubes exactly, but I find them helpful for packing all the smaller things. They come in three sizes, the largest will hold 2-3 pairs of shoes.

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vickeryj t1_j2jvjnl wrote

I bought one bag from them in 2006, and several laptop, phone, and iPad cases over the course of a few years after that. I still have the bag, it’s in great shape, but I don’t use it much anymore mostly because I prefer other bags I’ve bought since.

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