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Ah yes, I hadn’t considered the jabroni factor, but that does make sense

Knitted wool. Easily repaired.

Do your kitchen appliances tend to usually look disappointed in you?

Sometimes this happens if you’re buying socks that are too small for you

Amen. I thought I lost my Raden VP once and about had a gorram heart attack!

Feetures - lifetime guarantee!

I’m just not sure if you can find them in Sweden.

That's amazing!

But I managed to keep hold of most of my Jotters, even though they’re under 10, just bc I liked them so much

All the motorcycle jacket hangers that I've gotten over the years are like this.

Can also search for those and find heavy duty hangers meant for leathers, my leather jacket weighs 9lbs! Your regular clothes will be just fine.

omg, right? I have one or two of those and i'll never rid of them.

yeah, a box that had chips in it has had no wear and tear.

you just need a tape gun and some packing tape. a reinforced bottom with tape is always smart, and way cheaper to do than buy a 12$ box.

good luck with your move!

Banana boxes are good, but if you want regular sized boxes - go to Home Depot instead of U-Haul. Same size but much cheaper.

I don't think those will work for everything, but for my desk, bathroom, and kitchen drawers, those would be perfect, thanks!

Liquor stores.

Yeah, definitely not expecting lifetime usage, but sturdy enough to actually make it to my new apartment would be great. I didn't think about the corner markets that really push the volume on snacks, but those do have some nice sturdy boxes.

Wanna share a picture?

We have a constant influx of wire hangers from the dry cleaners. Makes up for any lost/destroyed hangers.

I would like such broad hangers for my jackets, though. Better to keep the shape.

our storage unit place had a little debbie snack truck that would throw it's boxes in their dumpster every tuesday afternoon, and they were always clean and rigid and good boxes. this was good info for many moves.

I don't think it matters "what kind of box", you just need to find a place near you that doesn't want them.

i've bought like, 6 boxes in my life. there is no BIFL cardboard box. just get some gently used boxes and tape em up real good.

I get interlocking stackable vegetable boxes at costco from the box bin. Other stores have them too but costco has more of the larger sized ones. If you need the top covered get a smaller box and put it on top without anything in it. The best part is they are FREE

Oooh finally something I have also.

I need to get a blue insert the once I've had is black. I'm very pleased to know they have been supporting those cartridges for ever.

Get some packing tape and you can put them back together.

If you want to buy new ones, home depot/Lowes have heavy duty ones that work for heavier items.

I've never had them last longer than the trip from the old home to the car. Also, most of the stores around here break them down as soon as they're empty.

Reply about your bullet points ^ Caveat: I have zero experience with induction.

Depends on your fuel. Propane produces a hotter flame than natural gas. I have used both.

Simmers, eh, I have a very old (32 years) Hardwick, and I use a heat diffuser when I need a low heat for simmering, depending on the cookware I'm using.

I agree with pita to clean, because my range does not have sealed burners! That option was available, but was above my budget when I bought it. I think they are pretty much standard nowadays, though. :)

I guess a comparison of costs of electricity vs natural gas/propane could be a factor in OP's decision. It was in mine.

Except maybe their water bottles. I've had a zojirushi bottle for 3 years, and ever since the second year it'll leak sometimes when I tilt it. Apparently you can put the cap on wrong between refills. I've never had that issue with other brands before.