2003 Ford Expedition ECM ECU 5.4L Triton Used - Working
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Feb 14, 2018
Very nice belt
My only ding I give this belt is for the size of the buckle. Being very thick, the buckle sticks out a bit much. I have another slide belt where the buckle doesn't do this as much. But all in all this is a great belt!
May 10, 2016
Experience real esspresso the way it was intended
In Italy, espresso can be made in an expensive machine, or in a moka pot on your kitchen stove. That is what the Brikka is. Where it excels is that it had a pressure control valve that ensures its brew is performed at the right pressure to create a healthy head of foam called "crema". This is a fantastic little espresso pot, but bear in mind, it takes several minutes for it to brew, and what you get is a tiny little cup of espresso. You get far more yield from a modern espresso maker. I did a taste comparison between the espresso from my Brikka and some from my Braun Espresso Master, and the difference in flavor is minor. That said, I did prefer the Brikka. The base is also much smaller than any unit on my stove, so what I do is put a small skillet on the burner and set the pot in the skillet. I got a nice discount by ordering one with a broken handle, and I find you can pick it up with an oven mitt just fine.
Feb 09, 2016
I'm a believer now
I always thought Taylor's shaving cream was overpriced when you can buy a soap puck for 2 or 3 dollars at a local store, but when this was rated as the favorite shaving cream on an online poll of wet shaving enthusiasts, I decided to give it a try. Hoo boy, have I changed my tune! You use a tiny amount to get a rich lather, and it wastes far less than the soap which often creates an excess of suds outside the brush, but not much in the bristles. It is much quicker to work into a fantastic lather than soap, too. I have always held Prorasso as the benchmark for cream type shaving products, but Taylor outperforms Prorasso hands down. This may be on the higher side of the price spectrum, but it is not too outlandish, and is well worth it!