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My Philips rotary shaver is 12 years old and still working great.Why would anyone want to brag owning a Philips? Philips make the cheapest bad quality stuff for the past 3 decades. They were either banned in the US or their was a big lawsuit about their bad quality.
Selective reading at its best once again.So what we have learned on this thread.
Please note this is from Philips owners words.
The Philips is a hassle to clean, even the Xiaomi Fryme Pro XL is easier. They have now started covering it with baking paper to ease the cleaning.
Also we were told by a Philips owner that covering the bottom with baking paper, thus rendering the Starfish airflow useless, does not affect the cooking or time, Thus the conclusion is that the Philips design has no benefit over any other air fryer, or convection oven what it actually is.
Yes Mr Capitec who was still doing banking while the rest of the country was off. We believe everything you say.My Philips rotary shaver is 12 years old and still working great.
You mean your Philips manual and marketing material is the only selective reading allowed on this thread?Selective reading at its best once again.
Mine takes less than a minute to clean in warm soapy water. Sure the Xiaomi will be faster just by the mere fact it doesn't have a pan. Are you Sherlock?So what we have learned on this thread.
Please note this is from Philips owners words.
The Philips is a hassle to clean, even the Xiaomi Fryme Pro XL is easier. They have now started covering it with baking paper to ease the cleaning.
The parchment paper had holes in so no the patented Starfish airflow wasn't rendered useless. You didn't see it the first time and even when pointed out you still failed to see it. Go to Specsavers please.Also we were told by a Philips owner that covering the bottom with baking paper, thus rendering the Starfish airflow useless,
No he said it does not seem to affect cooking time. A far cry from your flat out "it doesn't affect cooking time".does not affect the cooking or time, Thus the conclusion is that the Philips design has no benefit over any other air fryer, or convection oven what it actually is.
^^I hardly ever use parchment paper. Except when I use 'basting' etc. It does help with the mess. It does not seem to impair the cooking time.
You know they were off intermittently before they took it down on Friday?Yes Mr Capitec who was still doing banking while the rest of the country was off. We believe everything you say.
“We are aware that some of our clients are experiencing issues on our app, Internet banking and USSD services,” Capitec stated. “We want to assure you that we are on it and doing everything possible to resolve the issue.”
Do you store it in the refrigerator?My Philips rotary shaver is 12 years old and still working great.
No on the throne.Do you store it in the refrigerator?
as any Philips product should be.No on the throne.
Strange because that is the place where Capitec's banking was the last few days.No on the throne.
Yes Mr Capitec, Like I said, nobody believe anything you say. We all read the forumMine takes less than a minute to clean in warm soapy water. Sure the Xiaomi will be faster just by the mere fact it doesn't have a pan. Are you Sherlock?
The parchment paper had holes in so no the patented Starfish airflow wasn't rendered useless. You didn't see it the first time and even when pointed out you still failed to see it. Go to Specsavers please.
No he said it does not seem to affect cooking time. A far cry from your flat out "it doesn't affect cooking time".
^^
You know they were off intermittently before they took it down on Friday?
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Big Capitec outage
Capitec’s online and mobile banking channels have been having issues since early on Thursday, while complaints in the afternoon suggest that ATMs and card payments had also gone offline.mybroadband.co.za
You can read?Yes Mr Capitec, Like I said, nobody believe anything you say. We all read the forum
Now that is a proper air fryer/convection oven. If ever I might trade in my "Safeway" I would go for something like this. Pure class and at least doesn't look like a cheap plastic egg.I see yout Ninja and raise my Kenwood.
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Yeah it looks like a turd.Now that is a proper air fryer/convection oven. If ever I might trade in my "Safeway" I would go for something like this. Pure class and at least doesn't look like a cheap plastic egg.
Doubt she will be wearing purple. Will be red and blue.
Thought you're all about being easier to clean???WoW I just googled this Kenwood twin air fryer.
Correct me if I am wrong. This Kenwood that made by a company know for top quality kitchen appliances, is cheaper, bigger and obviously better quality than a Philips?
Why do people buy low quality ugly looking stuff for more money?
You think the twin basket with drip trays will be easier to clean?So what we have learned on this thread.
Please note this is from Philips owners words.
The Philips is a hassle to clean, even the Xiaomi Fryme Pro XL is easier. They have now started covering it with baking paper to ease the cleaning.
Also we were told by a Philips owner that covering the bottom with baking paper, thus rendering the Starfish airflow useless, does not affect the cooking or time, Thus the conclusion is that the Philips design has no benefit over any other air fryer, or convection oven what it actually is.
Not to mention it is square/rectangle, how the hell does air swirl around for even cooking in that thing.Thought you're all about being easier to clean???
You think the twin basket with drip trays will be easier to clean?