Reddit reviews Zevro KCH-06121/GAT200 Indispensable Dry Food Dispenser, Dual Control, Black/Chrome
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Each plastic container holds up to 17.5 ouncesDispenses standard size portions easily; 1 ounce per twistDoubles as dry food dispenser for nuts, candy, granola and morePreserves freshness for up to 34 days to minimize wasteScratch-resistant and shatterproof constructionPromotes kids’ independence and healthy lifestylesDimensions: 7.5”L x 13”W x 16.3”HModel#: KCH-06121Design allows for as needed dispensing, dispenses approxiamtely 1 ounce per twist and keeps food sanitary and germ-free.Suitable for cereal, oatmeal, candy, granola, nuts, beans, riceEnd cereal box clutter, free up pantry spaceKids can serve themselves; avoids waste; easy to fill and cleanEach canister holds 1 Gallon or 17.5 ounces of dry food
One for indica, the other for sativa.
I've been thinking about this recently myself. Not being a mechanical guy, the easiest thing to me seems to be to get on of those cereal dispenser things. Something like this. Attach a stepper to the dispenser, run it with a micro like an arduino, the code should be cake, and bingo bango you've hacked up a pet food dispenser. You can even get fancy and do some timing for feedings and calibrate the turning hopper thing for proper portioning.
Good list. While no one asked I will rank the Vols schedule in terms of most important games to win:
Florida
NOTHING ELSE MATTERS.
Lose to bama and it's expected.
Lose to VT, hey, look at that Justin Fuentes guy, he has got it going on!
Lose to Texas A&M? Chief working his magic.
Lose to Georgia? Richt really was underperforming with the talent.
Lose to South Carolina, well that would be pretty sucky, just not as crappy as losing to Florida.
Lose to Kentucky? it's bad but not as bad as losing to Florida again.
Lose to Missouri? Those are nice people, this probably made their year.
Lose to Vanderbilt? I secretly like Vandy, the ship bosses are okay by me.
Lose to Appy State? They are under rated.
Lose to Ohio? That's awful but it sure was interesting.
Lose to Tenn Tech? We are helping an in state school.
So I don't care who UT loses to, I don't care by how much they lose, just beat florida. If it mean Butch Jones has to go off the chart to beat the Gators, so be it, go for two. Or maybe one. Burn every redshirt year. Cheat, suit up the Carolina Panthers and pass them off as the Volunteers for that game, get cereal dispensers and fill them with steroids, pay off the refs, pay florida players to take a dive, pay a psychic to take over McElwain's brain and make Derek Dooley level decisions. All these things are acceptable if it means the Vols beat Florida.
The hardest part would be finding the right size dispenser. You WILL still need to change the bags manually however, but it will save time measuring.
The Zevro Dual Dry Food Dispenser would be great to have!
Here are some simple solutions:
Don't use analog clocks. Seriously replace the analog with digital ones in your house. This is not a skill that you need so stop worrying about it. In the worst case you can pull out your phone just like everyone else.
Buy [sugar cubes] (https://www.amazon.com/Domino-82067-Sugar-1-lb/dp/B0005Z7IAA). I use this with my tea so I don't have to mess with measuring it. Cubes will not require precision. If there is anything else that is an everyday thing like this, buy different tools that will require less precision. If you spill cereal, but [dispensers] (https://www.amazon.com/KCH-06121-GAT200-Indispensable-Dispenser-Control/dp/B00013K8OO) The crank will not require precision.
I cook a lot but I never learned like most people and it has taken a long time to get where I am not. Learn to cook one thing at a time. An omelet. Eggs will take up to one tablespoon of liquid each without it running out (it is a thing to do with the egg proteins). So two or three eggs depending on your appetite, add milk (or cream or water) no more than one tablespoon per egg, it isn't very important if you have not enough. So don't worry to measure precisely. Whisk together with a fork until it looks uniform. Pour in a nonstick pan with the heat on 6 or 7. Spay the pan lightly with aerosol of cooking oil (no precision needed) and let it heat for a minute. Pour eggs in and take a plastic spatula and "pull" the eggs from the outside to the middle. Tip the pan so the liquid goes to the pan you uncovered. Keep this up until almost all the liquid is gone. Place a slice of cheese on one side and use the spatula to flip one half over the other. Stand there for one minute while the cheese melts. Turn off the stove and move the omelet to a plate. You are done with only one bowl, one pan, one plate, one fork, a spatula and a spoon to wash. Watch some youtube to see what the stops look like. Make this again and again, until you don't have to think about it. Then learn a second recipe.
Happy early birthday c: