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Dunno, I asked just this type of question, and got some really useful responses. Who better to ask about tools than a group that uses them? Kind of like asking your neighbours what kind of dishwasher they use, and do they like it. I read consumer reports as well, but there's nothing like some personal experience.
We could use more types of questions, sure. But let's not knock useful advice that is currently available. You don't like it, hit delete.
my 2 pennies.
Eileen
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