On 2/12/2021 8:43 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2021-02-12 6:41 p.m., notbob wrote:
>> Made some Braciole. awhile back.Â* Best red sauce, ever!Â* Hadda throw
>> some pasta shells in the left-over sauce.
>>
>> Made some homemade "mayo", too.Â* In a blender (one egg, 1 C of oil (I
>> used Avacado)). Woulda been tastier except I fergot the dried mustard
>> and salt, before tossing into blender (Julia Child).Â* Duh.....
>>
>> Been working on meatloaf.Â* It's pretty tasty with grape jelly on
>> sammy.Â* What was that recipe fer "grape jelly meatballs"?
>
> It's been years since I have heard of grape jelly meatballs. They were
> pretty tasty.
>
>
>>
>> Bought a "pork-loin".Â* As I also bought a "pork shoulder" and made
>> "Carnitas" in my Crock-Pot, with it.Â* Since I made "pull-pork" with
>> half my shoulder and carnitas with the other half, what should I do
>> with the loin?
>>
>> Also, bought a "Swiffer Wet-Jet (HD)" for my kithchen floor.Â* Works
>> pretty
>> good.Â*
>
>
> I bought a Bissel Crosswave floor cleaner a couple years ago. It does a
> great job. It sprays and scrubs the floor and then vacuums up the water.
> You press the button to spray on the detergent solution as it goes
> forward. The vacuum sucks up the loose dirt, the sprayer wets it and
> then the spinning roller brush scrubs it. Release the spray button and
> pull it back. The brush scrubs it again and then the vacuum sucks up the
> about 95% of the water so the tile is dry within a minute or two. It is
> much easier than mopping by hand.

That's great if you have a lot of floor space that is tile or lineoleum.
Get a house like mine with mostly wall to wall carpeting, that Bissel
wet cleaning machine wouldn't work.

Swiffer Wet-Jet is handy for tile, etc. but the cleaner refills and pads
do tend to be rather pricy. I'm glad notbob is finding it helpful.

Jill