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This time was all about trying out the new pan. Start off on the stove top and pan fry the salmon till it just starts to form a crust. Lift an edge to peak but don't flip it over. Then put the whole pan into the oven to cook thru the rest of the fillet. When you serve it, flip it over so the...

They have a line of steel non-stick stuff. This pan might of had a black enamel coating. What ever it was, it was falling off and looked pretty ugly. The flap wheels got rid of it pretty quick.

Pan fried salmon finished in the oven, stir fried peppers and onions, and rice. Trying out the garage sale pan. Lecreuset cast iron, with non-stick coating. They were getting rid of it b/c the coating was flaking off. I took the rest of the coating off with an angle grinder and flap wheels...

I take it off as soon as I get off the bike. I trust leaving it on the bike when I'm out of GTA.

I have the original Lombard suit. Super easy on/off even with boots on. Just have to be able to bend over and start zipper at the ankle. It's has lots of vents and channels the air to keep you cool as long as you're moving. I wore it for 90% of my rides because it's so simple and comfortable...

We're already using gender neutral at work. Everybody gets called A-hole.

All the car washes in the GTA area recycle their wash water.

I got my NAUI thru U of T Hart House. I see Guelph U Aquatics center has scuba in their red pool.

How do you count plugging it in every night, 365 nights a year? Or are you not supposed to "top it off" every night? I commute 100 km per week plus weekend trips. So I would be good for 2~3 weeks between fill ups, which is what I'm doing with gas right now. I can't see myself NOT plugging it...

We do that at work too. Swap out bad hardware when nobody's looking [emoji2]

This doesn't sound right. Turning FAN on should only turn on the blower, with no heat. Only way to get heat with FAN switch is if you accidentally connected the heat terminal "W" wire to the fan terminal "G". If this is the case, then all you have to do is sort out your wiring connections...

Did you want to build a mini spot welder? Check YouTube, lots of transformer or capacitor based how-to's just for battery tab welding. ...then you'll be here asking where can you find the nickle strips to weld onto the battery[emoji2]

Modern minivans are all about driver comfort and handling. Plus I can cruise at 130~140 without drawing attention.

He left the building. He's over at Kijiji looking for parking or he's trying to sell his bike.

This would be perfect for the wife if it had a pillion seat. 99% of her driving is single. But do want the option to pickup a passenger. Maybe if they rigged up a rumble seat in the back trunk! She also doesn't drive on any highways. Ideal commuter car for her and the small size would be great...

When you guys fly somewhere. Do you bring your gear or just rent when you get there?

400 posts in 2-1/2 weeks. Covered just about everything except what oil to use. ...must be cold outside [emoji2]

I assume you know to use non-ethanol gas and stabilizer. One tank might last all season..... Unless you're also clearing the snow for the neighbors.

Currently: 8000km/yr Averaging 12L/100km from Jeep doing short drive Annual gas: 960L x $1.20/L= $1152 ($96/mo) Current annual lease vehicle cost: $6000 Total annual cost to have Jeep is about $7000 Looks like potential annual gas savings could be about $1000. So what can I get and operate...

What is the minimum amount of driving required to make the EV switch? Wife finally agreed that leasing the company vehicle is not really a need. She drives to the GO train and some nights there's the gym or groceries. Monday to Friday driving is under 100km /week. Weekends there's a choice...