Wonder what happens to that grinder plastic when you drop the travel bag on something hard...?
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by zix » Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:18 pm
They also boldly claim that the grinder is very widely adjustable: all the way from fine to regular drip.
Wonder what happens to that grinder plastic when you drop the travel bag on something hard...?
Wonder what happens to that grinder plastic when you drop the travel bag on something hard...?
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by Gouezeri » Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:36 pm
Sorry, just can't resist... if the "hiking" gear is too "macho" for you, then I have something for those of you in touch with your feminine side. No, not a vanity case/make up bag, but a travelling kit for the self respecting coffee nerd:
http://www.everythingcooking.com/index. ... ts_id=650&
I've got no idea what is in the bag and I'm not sure I want to know (batteries probably not included
) just make sure that you don't get confused between this bag and your hair rollers (though the electrics involved are probably the same ) when packing to leave.
D
http://www.everythingcooking.com/index. ... ts_id=650&
I've got no idea what is in the bag and I'm not sure I want to know (batteries probably not included
) just make sure that you don't get confused between this bag and your hair rollers (though the electrics involved are probably the same ) when packing to leave.
D
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