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I did go with the Fagor a few months ago and love it - the browning feature is great although most meats in the quantities you would be slo or pressure cooking have to be done in two batches. I still find it nicer to have a plate to wash over a separate skillet though :) And - My larger pressure cookers are stored in the basement and not completely handy when I want them. On days when I'm not especially organized (and I have a few of those) when I've wanted dinner ready at dinner time and was going to be gone in the late afternoon - but had not started slow cooking something earlier in the day...I've set it to pressure cook a few minutes, then reset to slo cook on low till time I wanted to serve....tenderizing inexpensive meats further than the 'keep warm' feature would do. But it is only 6 qt. Nesco makes an identical product - I went with the Fagor because its an inch smaller in diameter, allowing it to be stored on a 12" kitchen cupboard shelf, with the door closed :) I was looking for a replacement to my 70's era West Bend bean pot style crockpot that had been a faithful kitchen help most of my adult life and got distracted by the multi-function appliance. What I kept finding in reviews is that the newer slow cookers cook hotter than the old, surprising some of us who were used to the really slow cooking.

Kelly - are you by chance allergic to mold? I don't think I've ever had bronchitis, but I had sinus infections two years in a row. Knock on wood, but I am one who rarely has even a cold. Do take flu shots but dont' think I'm old enough for the pneumonia vaccine yet. Never had pneumonia either tho. My mold allergy got so bad though that I was tested several times for asthma. I don't have it but I was having times of wheezing. After antibiotics and several go rounds with predisone, my ENT said that I had to get my allergies under control. They also put me on singular which is used frequently with mold allergies (which apparently affects bronchial tubes). An inhaled cortinsone, an antihistime, an inhaled antihistimine and singular. I am happy to report that I am now on maintanance allergy shots and am taking meds only as needed (not often). My ENT and allergist love mucinex - it has been around for years in Robitusin. It thins mucus, making it easier to get it out. I'd really suggest to anyone having recurring bouts of bronchitis, sinus infections, etc. to see an allergist. It's made all the difference in the world for me. I'm a person who hates taking meds and especially antibiotics. Predisone has some very nasty side effects - you don't want to be taking it long term or often unless absolutely necessary. tina

A little info about pricing materials and labor. In the pricing wars, any time a business can quote a less expensive price, that gives them an advantage. However, all businesses operate on the same basic principles to make a desired profit. They all have to make the same basic profit, no matter what they charge for materials or labor. So, when you buy a faucet from Lowe's/HD/Ace Hardware/Mom's Corner Plumbing Supply, they have to make a set percentage of profit. That profit pays taxes/insurance/salaries/medical benefits/utilities/maintenance/and a lot more things. To sell a faucet, the business has to be comparable with prticing from mother businesses in their area. Now, a plumbing company has all the above costs to supply a faucet with the added expense of time involved to get and deliver the faucet to the job. Now comes labor. In many cases, pricing labor has become a matter of who can lie the most convincingly. At best, when done honestly, the bid has to include unknowns. Alnd, if the company installing the faucet did not make any profit on the faucet, all of their profit has to come from the labor. I have actually lost bids because mine were too low. And the reason mine were too low was because I did not mark up materials(charged an hourly or flat selection/delivery fee if I got the materials). I mandated people buy their own materials. Many folks did not want the 'hassle' of picking their own stuff. And, since I did not need a living wage from the business, my labor rates were lower and several folks told me I had to be less competent that other tradespersons who charged more. Another side to the 'We supply material and install' versus 'I want to buy what I choose and you install' is that many brands are not installed the same way. Bathtubs/shower surrounds/sinks all can have huge differences in size and installation specific details. Getting ons small thing wrong can make a huge headache for the installer. So, there are many reasons for the actions of companies who refuse to use/install customer supplied material. I know of a local builder who was hired to build a hopuse for the owner of a new Home Depot business. That home owner specified the builder NOT use HD for materials and parts, but to use his established suppliers. Did that cosat the owner more---had to have. But, he knew the resulting house would be better built.