Oh man, this hits home. I was totally in the same boat, living off those cheap noodle packs and calling it a meal. Then my roommate got a slow cooker and everything changed. Making a giant batch of bean chili or soup feels like actual cooking for way less money, and it doesn't leave you hungry an hour later. It's a total game changer for real.

Good luck trying to ban math. They'd have to shut down the whole internet to stop people passing notes.

That exact scenario happened to me last month on a brand new LG. The line passed a basic pour test but water still backed up. My go-to is a long, flexible plastic bristle brush from a parts kit, followed by compressed air. If that doesn't clear it, you have to pull the liner and check behind the insulation where the line makes that hard turn. Factory debris gets stuck there all the time.

Eh, was it ever that big a deal though?

What about smart home wiring?