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no stuck on food is safe from this.
why didn't I think of buying one of these years ago?
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is using a sponge too much work for you
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>>21953529
Is the glacial speed of that thing part of the humiliation ritual?
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>>21953521
I use that exact kit to wash my chicken.
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I just love taking out my M18 Milwaukee Fuel Hammer Drill to clean my casserole dishes.
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>>21953521
How the fuck is it more comfortable to hold a drill than a sponge?
Are you too retarded to use hot water and soap?
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>>21953529
Are you guys retarded? It's for stuff like pic related.
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>>21953729
You must be retarded to get your pans looking like that
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>>21953748
My plates also look like this
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>>21953748
Hasn't happened to me in years because I always cover my baking sheets in foil. But you never know when it'll happen.
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>>21953729
Or... and here's an idea for you - don't burn the living shit out of whatever it is you're cooking.
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>>21953765
It's a pic from google.
Why is the concept of being prepared for the worst case scenario such a foreign concept to you?
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>>21953534
I assume it's for cripples.
I could make one of these that clamps down with a vice grip and busts that cap off faster than you could blink. I think I'll be a millionaire, so long as nobody sticks their finger in the vicey-twisty bit.
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Because the bristles would splatter shit all over your kitchen.
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Drying it off is for pussies I use a blowtorch.
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>>21953521
Why not just use pic related
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>>21953773
I actually know how to cook and maintain my cookware so this isn't a problem for me. sucks to be you.
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>>21955843
>strips your seasoning
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>>21953521
I literally just bought this online from target last week and the burnt on shit on my ceramic top was gone with some baking soda cream cleaner.
Ryobi makes a similar kit but the scouring pads turn to shit much faster because of the retarded fluff between the scouring pad and the Velcro.
I will say I'm not in love with the base pad having a screw that effectively means you can only have your power drill go in one direction (unlike all the other attachments) but if it really pissed me off I'd put some kind of screw lock in the threads.
Can't recommend this enough.
>>21953626
You wouldn't use this to clean dishes or countertops, this is for burnt on shit where a regular Scotchguard would take hours. Also the kit comes with brush attachments including ones for tiny corner/internal spaces.
>>21955843
Great for glass/Corelle, will scratch and/or discolor the fuck out of other surfaces like anything with enamel on it. Learned that the hard way. Again, this kit is not really for dishware.
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>>21958437
Google "30 piece drill brush set" if you want this; Target's out of stock atm but you can order it online through Walmart or T*mu. Other reason not to buy the Ryobi kit is it only has 2 Scotchguard pads and the base disc with the bit is smaller.
Again, this isn't for cookware but it's a godsend for household where you have some really tough crusted on ancient shit to deal with but you don 't have hours to fuck around testing individual cleaning liquids/pastes/degreasers.
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>>21953521
>decimates your seasoning down to the bare iron
Heh, nothing personal kid.
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>>21957937
>stainless steel pan
>seasoning
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>>21953521
You must be a lot of fun at parties.
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>>21953729
>put water in pan
>add some vinegar
>boil
walah you got a clean pan
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I'm still waiting for them to make an immersion blender attachment
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>>21958460
On the left: the Ryobi Scotchguard pad that turned to shit pretty fast
On the right: some of the less obvious bits/brushes. I think the yellow bristles are stiffer than the yellow ones. If you don't already own a bit extender, you do now.
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>>21959241
>the white bristles are stiffer than the yellow ones
Also you can see the difference I was talking about.
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>>21958460
>>21959241
>using scotchguard on your cookware
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>>21959252
>he doesn't goretex his food
what's it like eating soggy bread?
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>>21953534
really low range gearing so it can produce more torque with a smaller cheaper motor
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>>21959278
That argument would make sense if it was for rusted on bolts. But this thing's a bottle opener.
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>>21957931
no, you just don't cook anything substantial to warrant abrasive cleaning equipment.
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>>21953773
>being prepared for the worst case scenario
burning food on a pan does not get to be a worst case scenario. What's next? planning for a worst case shower? Worst case bed hair? As a full grown adult cant you just deal with things that take at most 2 minutes of your precious attention?
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>>21959283
>That argument would make sense if it was for rusted on bolts.
impact wrenches are for rusted bolts. gear reduction is how you get torque out of tiny chinesium motors in applications like this. it's mechanical advantage nigga
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>>21953521
pic rel is what you want



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