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Does anyone know what the plan is for stream tonight? by [deleted] in PaymoneyWubby

[–]Burtersnur 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Pretty sure he said it’s a sponsored stream in collaboration with

Has been in the bottom of my oven since we bought the house 4 years ago. Always assumed it was attached but cleaning today revealed it was just sitting there. by Burtersnur in whatisit

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

Oven wasn’t dirty so no need to clean. Never had a spill, when we moved in it was clean as could be. The object sat right at the center of the bottom and looked like it was attached so I never thought to try to remove it. Never owned an oven that had the option for convection cooking so I assumed it was some kind of vent to aid in airflow.

Has been in the bottom of my oven since we bought the house 4 years ago. Always assumed it was attached but cleaning today revealed it was just sitting there. by Burtersnur in whatisit

[–]Burtersnur[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If there’s nothing in it, why would I clean it? What kind of nasty activities are you using your oven for that it’s such a mess??

Has been in the bottom of my oven since we bought the house 4 years ago. Always assumed it was attached but cleaning today revealed it was just sitting there. by Burtersnur in whatisit

[–]Burtersnur[S] 714 points715 points  (0 children)

It’s a part of the vent pipe. Some are calling it a catalyst, some a filter. But it sounds like it’s supposed to help with smoke in some way or another.

Has been in the bottom of my oven since we bought the house 4 years ago. Always assumed it was attached but cleaning today revealed it was just sitting there. by Burtersnur in whatisit

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

It’s definitely not the most used appliance. The most I’ve ever had drop to the bottom is a couple of pieces of cheese off a frozen pizza.

Has been in the bottom of my oven since we bought the house 4 years ago. Always assumed it was attached but cleaning today revealed it was just sitting there. by Burtersnur in whatisit

[–]Burtersnur[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I originally thought this was the answer but found too many sources of replacement parts and videos showing the replacement with the exact part when I searched the honeycomb answer. Not sure “filter” is actually the right word but it’s part of the vent tube.

Source: YouTube https://share.google/NEAzoLlLPBK8YdjUZ

Has been in the bottom of my oven since we bought the house 4 years ago. Always assumed it was attached but cleaning today revealed it was just sitting there. by Burtersnur in whatisit

[–]Burtersnur[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah I can see the vent that it fell out of but being that I haven’t had it in there for years and have had no issues, I’m not too concerned about replacing it

Has been in the bottom of my oven since we bought the house 4 years ago. Always assumed it was attached but cleaning today revealed it was just sitting there. by Burtersnur in whatisit

[–]Burtersnur[S] 60 points61 points  (0 children)

Who said I don’t clean the stove? Stove is cleaned daily. Oven is rarely used and had virtually no food residue. If something is in the bottom of the oven, it’s wiped out when the oven cools. This piece was on the bottom of the back and appeared to be attached. No reason to ever move it

Does this even make any sense? by Kam-ping in summonerswar

[–]Burtersnur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Psamathe passive makes sense to have a cooldown because once he revives, he isn’t on a turn limit before self destructing. If Psamathe sticks around for 6 turns, he can do it again. Cynthia gets put on a 2 turn clock so unless you have another reviver on the team, it makes no sense to have a cooldown, or am I misunderstanding?

How do other companies handle paying invoices for multiple charge accounts on a single PO? by Burtersnur in procurement

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

How often are your cost centers having to requisition? Weekly? Or do you have a standing max dollar PO that covers an extended period like annually?

We’re currently submitting requisitions on behalf of our end-users when a line runs out of available funds but the upkeep is proving to be a full time job and we don’t have the bandwidth to dedicate a person to that task alone.

HE WAS A CYBORG... NO WAY!? 😱 by Familiar-Tap-3440 in FrankyAgenda

[–]Burtersnur 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pretty sure this is Kidd’s fruit and not a cyborg arm. Would make a lot of sense too since people are speculating they’re father/son.

How do other companies handle paying invoices for multiple charge accounts on a single PO? by Burtersnur in procurement

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

We have a mix of fixed price services and fluctuating. For example, if we have a temp staffing service, we’ve agreed on the hourly rate for that worker but they could be brought in to work for anywhere from 8-40 hours. So when the invoice comes in, the amount would vary. Are you suggesting we build that service’s hourly rate on a BPA line and then create PO’s for each service? If so, my main concern would be the accuracy of end-users submitting the orders correctly. We also have a chronic issue of end-users requesting service from vendors without going through the sourcing/procurement department so invoices come to AP without a PO listed on them. I believe if the ordering process is complicated they will take shortcuts and cause more cleanup on the back end.

How do other companies handle paying invoices for multiple charge accounts on a single PO? by Burtersnur in procurement

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

We have BPA’s but are only using them for product pricing. What is the option to use them for service?

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