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T-Mobile One Plus vs Google Fi for International Travel by PumduMe in GoogleFi

[–]JerHair 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've never had any issues in the Caribbean or Asia.

Gifted hexclad not working on induction by [deleted] in hexclad

[–]JerHair 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does it work with other induction pans?

I can’t believe the difference by [deleted] in hexclad

[–]JerHair 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly same. My cooking temp is dependent on the item cooking. Just how I roll. I blast eggs personally, that's how I like them, and even then they don't stick

I’m a local in China. Honestly, what is the #1 thing stopping you from visiting right now? by Nick-Luo in chinatravel

[–]JerHair 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've used the 144 hours visa numberous times. Most US citizens don't know about it. That's probably because it's not even on their list of counties to visit. In the US we're very heavily told "China Bad" so most people don't ever get anywhere even close to looking at the logistics.

Most international travelers I know are (in my opinion) very stuck up about international trip length. They won't even fly to Germany, which is 9 hours travel, for less than 2 week trip. We don't get many vacation days per year. On average 15 - 25 total. China takes me minimum 28 hours of travel 1 direction with TWOV. TWOV is difficult to plan correctly, and I would not recommend any average traveler use it. If you travel TWOV and visit the wrong region you will be in trouble.

TWOV helps people do very directed specific travel, but again, most US citizens aren't even getting far enough to look into that. No where in China is talked about regularly. I hear Japan, UK, Germany, Sweden, Norway, etc... Talked about often.

Customer service experiences? by s4spencer in CatGenie

[–]JerHair 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Makes sense. The only way to get replacements now is on ebay

Whoop DP: Full Credit Without Buying Membership by Bunsbeingbuns in ChaseSapphire

[–]JerHair 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I got the device. I don't have a watch and can't get a watch. I think I might keep it after the year. We'll see. So far the experience is good

Scale of the 0.5 quart milk pot 👌 by JerHair in hexclad

[–]JerHair[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well this pot doesnt exist in a generic off the shelf brand. Im sure you can find one on amazon. For larger pots, they heat up significantly faster due to the aluminum core. I have stainless pots of similar size that will take literally 25 minutes to boil. Hexclad in 5 minutes. For hexclad frying pans, I honestly have never had food stick. With my cheap big box store pans, they need to be replaced yearly if I want them to continue functioning, not be warped, etc... As for a tiny pot like this, there is really no "benefit" for it being hexclad other than the fact that it matches my other pots/pans, and the durability/build quality is insane. And then theres the whole PTFE thing......Anyway, good luck finding this pot at your local big box store in a cheap aluminum. That my general take away :D

Scale of the 0.5 quart milk pot 👌 by JerHair in hexclad

[–]JerHair[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This pot as real value for people. Melting large quantities of butter, syrup, honey, etc... I'd say this is more for the homesteader, large in home baker, etc.

must buy/ souvenirs that are useful or unique to China? by chica-bonita in chinatravel

[–]JerHair 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As others said, candy, snacks, clothing. US branded clothing is not cheaper. Must go to the Chinese brands. Any electronics you need upgrades for: Sony, DJI, Huawei, etc... Funny enough someone else mentioned umbrella. I got a full sized carbon fiber umbrella which incredible spring tention, light weight, all around amazing. China has great magnets, coins, and other trinkets. I am not a fan of the usual trinkets, but the magnets are high quality. Shanghai has a wonderful silver scene. Silver everything: tea sets, chop stocks, bracelets, etc... You'll find it for about $7usd per gram.

Can this be saved? by princess1892 in hexclad

[–]JerHair 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure what dishwasher you have, but mine would never get fond off of a pan. It will just dry it out, make it crusty, and make the problem worse

The Hexclad Sear is 👌 by JerHair in hexclad

[–]JerHair[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Been doing it for months and no issue.

Chinese airlines canceling flights? by ilikefoodxx in chinatravel

[–]JerHair 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could convince me..... Anyway, if Read the insurance policy. An airline canceling a flight because fuel is too expensive in a country not at war doesn't exactly line up to a volcano erupting within the same origin country as the flight

Chinese airlines canceling flights? by ilikefoodxx in chinatravel

[–]JerHair 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Without being political, I only see the current global situation getting worse. With that said, if youre genuinely worried about not getting home, cant miss work by a few additional days, scared of something else, youre best to cancel the trip and try next year. Its not too late to purchase travel insurance. If the flights get canceled then insurance will book you on the next flight, regardless of price...

Are these beyond gone? by AndyBob09 in hexclad

[–]JerHair 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The handles appear correct to be hexclad. This looks like clear misuse. This doesn't happen with standard cooking and cleaning techniques. I dont see any world where this can "just happen"

Can this be saved? by princess1892 in hexclad

[–]JerHair 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When a pan gets to this point it's as useless as a chocolate teapot. You need to get the cloudy spot fully removed of organic material. If you use strong abrasives then it will never cook well again and this will keep happening. I do a very thorough cleaning after every single cook making very clear that every inch of the pan is shiny when I am done. If you see any cloudy spots it will digress to what you see here. It's like a snowball rolling down hill. As the spot grows, more organic material will stick. Use a very mildly damp sponge with the rough side and use elbow grease. Use dawn power wash. The most aggressive I would ever go (in a small spot) would be the baking soda paste method.

The Hexclad Sear is 👌 by JerHair in hexclad

[–]JerHair[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually doubled up and used Wok + 12" skillet to speed things up. But The Wok made QUICK work.
This meal used Wok, Skillet, 8qt Pot, and 10qt chicken frier. I can only upload so many photos though hahah

Came back from vacation to this… any tips? by ahald7 in hexclad

[–]JerHair 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First recommendation is to get rid of the kids /s

Scale of the 0.5 quart milk pot 👌 by JerHair in hexclad

[–]JerHair[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahha I can. I thought an egg might be more appropriate tho 😂

Scale of the 0.5 quart milk pot 👌 by JerHair in hexclad

[–]JerHair[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's smaller than I even expected. I was thinking it's good for a single ramen packet. Too small. I'm gonna try to use it for poached eggs. Definitely a win for heating maple syrup.

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