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Well, yes. People have had a reason to give bad reviews. Any time a service is provided there is the possibility of stuff ups and bad…

Unfortunately the referral only lets you pick one plan. They have 4 plans (at the address I used) including 100% renewable or carbon offset…

Lumo have lousy reviews on productreview and Google.

I asked where they are (so I could work out return shipping cost) and to negotiate a price using the argument that they needed to be…

Why was my previous comment removed? Look at the reviews of the sellers support. I chatted with them and found them evasive about warranty…

Have a look at their Green Pan ones

https://beanbay.coffeesnobs.com.au/Categories/GreenCoffee

Mine lasted about 4 years

Rather have a $50 GC once a year than pis about every month for a $5 GC. PITA to use a low value $5 GC (or worse multiple ones).

It does include roadside cover.

1 part oats (1/3-1/2 cup per person), 1 part milk, 2 parts water, small pinch of salt. Non stick saucepan is easiest. Cook stirring…

Yes. We've got about 4 different packets of beans on the go (various that came with purchases), so difficult to get it right, but it is…

I'm using a good quality hand grinder (though I have other grinder options). Not dialled the beans in yet, so can't really tell how good it…

That's what I got the Bambino for. It's pretty compact and light and the 3 second to ready is great for low power use (though it's advised…

Only made one coffee yesterday. Not dialled in. Need to be frugal with the beans as they're so expensive now.

I've had a Breville Oracle for about 10 years. Getting a Bambino ($319) delivered tomorrow. If I remember I'll let you know how it is.

I wouldn't think so, but it is cheaper. The Bambino has a PID (this regulates the temperature much better than a thermostat).

Outrageously overpriced for what it is. Maybe at half that price.

Lucky that the battery is still good. I've found they lose capacity a lot (in all Apple devices, probably all Li-Ion devices). I found the…

A compressor type then.

I'm an IT tech and I usually say to people I expect at least 5 years and would like 10 years from a computer (particularly if not buying…

Good coz I got one with 64Gb/2Tb in 2021 and was pissed when it got superseded almost as soon as I got it (cost heaps too). Hoping it lasts…

Is the 470ml bin in the vac or base station because that is ok for the vac, but not large if it's the base station bin?

Freebie 500 grams coffee and a 25% discount for a subscription to coffee (capped at $200). Very decent for the money apparently. I bought…

Buy based on whether you need to run one more in winter (desiccant) or summer (compressor). I bought one of each type (though rarely use…

Seems every roaster in the country is having EOFY sales. Why they don't try doing it throughout the year when they might get more takers I…

I've had the 610 for quite a few years and it's fine. Works well in Tassie winters.

What sort of climate/temperautes are you using them in? You can put a cheap temperature and humidity meter to see that info (also good to…

The less reliable a shopper you are, the better the offers they throw at you. That's why it's good to change from Woolies to Coles…

I've never needed to use it, but on mine it goes up to somewhere around what you've said (I'm not home so can't check) using the normal…