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Comments (2)Careful with the coffee grounds. I was bringing home grounds from work for my worm bin, and after a couple of weeks it started smelling like ammonia. This was only with one or two pots worth of used grounds every other day. I was still putting in cardboard and whatnot as well. Now, I only put work grounds in once every other week. The rest go somewhere else around the house....See MoreIn cabinet garbage, do hands free options exist?
Comments (13)No, he is installing it improperly. Show him these photos if you need proof. This is a 24" deep cabinet base, standard. Mine does not stick out at all. Not one iota: This is mine, with the (working) drawer above. If my cabinets were inset rather than overlay, it still would not need to stick out. At all. The depth of the trash Blum Waste kit: When opened, and the cans removed you have easy access to see and change the servo drive settings - as you can see it's very slender. Be sure to tell him (now) that you want the install and operating instructions. There is a tiny switch that allows you to change whether or not you wish it to open a little, or a lot (I set ours to the largest opening and can access both cans, hands free). There's another setting for something else, but I'm not feeling well today, so can't remember what it's for. Which is why you need the manual when he's done....See MoreAny experience with Kizik hands-free shoes?
Comments (16)Also, my daughter bought me insoles that took away all of the pain and I can walk two miles and back. Here is the link, https://www.vibrathotics.com/products/vibrating-shoe-insole They are amazing!!!!!...See MoreSimple hands free trash pullout
Comments (3)I remember an ikea product - utrusta - recommended 5+ years ago? https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/utrusta-push-opener-electrical-30238703/...See Morebossyvossy
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