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I used my smoker this morning for my chicken breast.
Washed it and put it in the dish drainer.

Well, darned if there's not rust on the inside of the tray (the one you cover with the foil)!

So, I recommend that you dry that part when you wash it. I saw no rust anywhere else, although I did take the precaution of drying the lid now.

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Good to know. Thanks Mitch. I am going to see if I can get some salmon today at the store to smoke. Will be my first time using the smoker.

You mean your cooking is so bad it corrodes metal!

VickieP wrote:You mean your cooking is so bad it corrodes metal!

Haha, got it.

VickieP wrote:You mean your cooking is so bad it corrodes metal!

Apparently your little Sunday voices aren't nice....just truthful.

dpf wrote:

VickieP wrote:You mean your cooking is so bad it corrodes metal!

Apparently your little Sunday voices aren't nice....just truthful.

They know Mitch too!

dpf wrote:

VickieP wrote:You mean your cooking is so bad it corrodes metal!

Apparently your little Sunday voices aren't nice....just truthful.

NOTHING about either one of you is nice, Sunday or any other day of the week.
And THAT's truthful! (can you believe I actually read that little print without my glasses or making it bigger?)

mitch5252 wrote:

dpf wrote:

VickieP wrote:You mean your cooking is so bad it corrodes metal!

Apparently your little Sunday voices aren't nice....just truthful.

NOTHING about either one of you is nice, Sunday or any other day of the week.
And THAT's truthful! (can you believe I actually read that little print without my glasses or making it bigger?)[/quot


much better than my eyes Mitch can't read the small print at all
sheila

Sheila, to "grow" your screen temporarily, press <CTRL and => until you can read small print, and then <CTRL and -> until it's back to normal.

Now I'm going back to bed.

mitch5252 wrote:Sheila, to "grow" your screen temporarily, press <CTRL and => until you can read small print, and then <CTRL and -> until it's back to normal.

Now I'm going back to bed.

Good to know. I have been squinting to read all the little bitty print.

mitch5252 wrote:Sheila, to "grow" your screen temporarily, press <CTRL and => until you can read small print, and then <CTRL and -> until it's back to normal.

Now I'm going back to bed.

Mitch, don't you mean CTRL and + to make it bigger?

Bethers wrote:

mitch5252 wrote:Sheila, to "grow" your screen temporarily, press <CTRL and => until you can read small print, and then <CTRL and -> until it's back to normal.

Now I'm going back to bed.

Mitch, don't you mean CTRL and + to make it bigger?

On my laptop, it's CTRL = (CTRL + would mean hitting the shift key)

mitch5252 wrote:

Bethers wrote:

mitch5252 wrote:Sheila, to "grow" your screen temporarily, press <CTRL and => until you can read small print, and then <CTRL and -> until it's back to normal.

Now I'm going back to bed.

Mitch, don't you mean CTRL and + to make it bigger?

On my laptop, it's CTRL = (CTRL + would mean hitting the shift key)

You're right - the plus is above the =, I just never thought about that ... course, I have a bunch of other ways to increase text size, also ... like on this forum you can do so bu clicking on the A^ icon above your name where it says "Logout then your name" ... it's in white. And has the ^ symbol upside down before the A. Clicking on the A will increase the size for two clicks then the next click takes it back smaller.

well that was fun!!! thanks Mitch and Beth for helping me 'see' better
sheila