Dashmezzo

joined 2 years ago
[–] Dashmezzo@lemm.ee 4 points 10 months ago

Sat in a lower GI surgery conference, so this is timely for me.

[–] Dashmezzo@lemm.ee 3 points 10 months ago

That was after the government grant. So it would have been a lot more than that. But my cost was 12k

[–] Dashmezzo@lemm.ee 6 points 10 months ago (2 children)

We had one added and also solar and batteries all in one go. It was around £12k in total I think. Check out Octopus energy Heat pumps if you have a momnet. They are more cost effective and also 0% load for a couple of years. They are doing good things to get more people to switch over. I personally had mine before they started making theirs, but I know a few people that are happy with theirs

[–] Dashmezzo@lemm.ee 3 points 10 months ago (1 children)

Where do you live? I know for a lot of people it is starting to become possible. But until the infrastructure is right, it isnt for everyone.

 

I’ve been pretty happy with my home setup for a while. I have progressed from the Sage Barista Express to the Sage Oracle and never had any issues at all. I recently bought a hand grinder for when I have a speciality blend or am on the road and so purchased a KinGrinder K6. I have found that it is actually a lot better than the grinder built into the Sage.

I am now looking at upgrading to a separate grinder and maybe swapping to a more manual Espresso machine also.

I have looked at Niche and Eureka as well as the Df83 grinders but honestly am a little lost. I only drink Espresso based drinks and am UK based.

I have also looked at the La Pavoni and Eureka machines for Espresso.

Just really looking for some guidance. I have an independent coffee roaster that I get my beans from and like a darker roast and am happy with what I get. I very rarely change blends or if I do I switch between one or two blends.