Glad you like them!

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Yes, treat it like a dip. Works great with tacos and bread sticks.

Hi Lorelie (gorgeous name by the way) thank you for your comment, so sorry to hear you are experiencing the zaps they are not fun, I think when I was doing my research I was able to find more info when I looked up terms "electric shocks & perimenopause" just incase that helps you, I personally have found the best thing to calm the zaps down has been acupuncture. Thank you again and wishing you good health xx

Great point!

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Yes we are. They’re connected to all our hose pipes.

No, I can't see how that will ever happen. We are yet to clean the heating elements because nothing has touched them.

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No, there was coincidence. Just debris in system which has now been removed and no more errors.

@@MyHomeFarm assuming like you say it was coincidence why has the manufacturer made a filter the size of a knats leg?

@@MyHomeFarm also when you cleared the filter was warmer the next days so even though you got rid of debris it could have been an exposed fitting that froze without bursting .........

The dual blaze means it has a heating element on the top and bottom.

Sounds great! Enjoy.

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Not that I can think of. Sorry.

They remain highly recommended. Very high quality supplements.

It's a really great product and does exactly what it promises to do converting kitchen scraps and waste into nutritious compost.

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Sorry. Had to try and get it in in under 60 seconds.

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Virtually no difference at all. The 48V runs off two 24V batteries and Greenworks’ 24V offering for that platform is extensive so it’ll give more tools to buy and use the 24V batteries.

As an additional point, most blower vacs struggle with large leaves. Leaves like oak and poplar don’t often collect well and can block the pipe and entrance to the collector bag. This is something we’ve experienced across all brands, not just Greenworks.

@@MyHomeFarm Thank you for your input. I already own some Greenworks tools, both are 40v and apparently of different generations as the batteries are not interchangeable. I'm hesitant to invest more on a product that will only work marginally on my leaf problem.

I fully understand. We’ve used 6-7 different blower vacs from different brands and they do collect large leaves but if the leaves are wet (which they typically are in autumn and winter) then they do get “jammed” and stuck because the entry points to the collection bags are quite narrow in relation to an oak or poplar leaf. So you do end up having to clear this quite frequently. We also experienced this with a much more powerful, plugged in Stihl blower vac.

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No you don’t. You just need to keep an eye on the battery life and recharge it… you don’t get notifications when battery life is low.

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We always made our popcorn on the stove in a pot. However, if not monitored properly, the oil can burn the pot, making cleanup a real hassle.

Not without hobbling very badly and angling my foot outwards to avoid pain.

​@@MyHomeFarmdo you still have swelling while wearing that? I have swelling even a month have passed already but I really want that boot if it helps me walk again and go to work

Yes, the swelling is still there, but the boot should be worn sparingly and only when really needed. I've now stopped wearing it, and it's important to do stretching exercises to aid the recovery which my physio instructed me to do, which has really helped for my injury.

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That should be ok. It’s the smaller sizes that are often more problematic. Our current biscuits/kibbles are around 10mm