Your products are so amazingly good that they don't need a presentation box! You don't need to Innokinize it![]()
It's not necessary, but it would be nice
Your products are so amazingly good that they don't need a presentation box! You don't need to Innokinize it![]()
So.... Buying from china is bad unless its a major corporation because they have no choice in order to profit? Seems like bad logic to me. But as the articles say, "People care about new devices more than the people of China".
I don't see how its not okay and worth throwing out things for some and not others because you really like apple products, and they're "trying as hard as they can". You either take a stance against that sort of thing, or you don't, not stand in the middle and say you do when its convenient.
Apologies for all offended, but I'm quite outspoken
..Sent from the vape lair..
So.... Buying from china is bad unless its a major corporation because they have no choice in order to profit? Seems like bad logic to me. But as the articles say, "People care about new devices more than the people of China".
I don't see how its not okay and worth throwing out things for some and not others because you really like apple products, and they're "trying as hard as they can". You either take a stance against that sort of thing, or you don't, not stand in the middle and say you do when its convenient.
Apologies for all offended, but I'm quite outspoken
..Sent from the vape lair..
As far as I'm concerned, there is no need for presentation boxes. I had/have a few products which came in (very nice) boxes, but when using the things I don't know what to do with it. These boxes are too expensive to throw them away - but I don't have any use for it other than wasting tabletop space+1
The main reason that our products haven't yet a presentation box is that we don't want to order them from China, we want to support the EU and US domestic markets and we are still brainstorming for affordable and proper solutions.

So.... Buying from china is bad unless its a major corporation because they have no choice in order to profit? Seems like bad logic to me. But as the articles say, "People care about new devices more than the people of China".
I don't see how its not okay and worth throwing out things for some and not others because you really like apple products, and they're "trying as hard as they can". You either take a stance against that sort of thing, or you don't, not stand in the middle and say you do when its convenient.
Apologies for all offended, but I'm quite outspoken
..Sent from the vape lair..
I try really hard, to not buy from China. Coffee, is one of my biggest pleasures in life. I live on coffee. My old percolator, has been broken for six months or so. Yes, I know. Nobody, but old people, still use them.I can't find a US made percolator. I have been drinking instant espresso. Ugh!
I am not giving in. I guess, this old cat, will have to learn new tricks. I will change how I make coffee.![]()
Yesterday I hosted a grand opening of a local vape shop and let a customer check out my Paps Lux. After he fiddled with it, the lock ring became stuck. I left it in the freezer overnight, but I still can't get it to lock. Any advice?
Buy an Italian one - I hear those guys know good coffee![]()
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I actually have an Italian one - it's great![]()
Yesterday I hosted a grand opening of a local vape shop and let a customer check out my Paps Lux. After he fiddled with it, the lock ring became stuck. I left it in the freezer overnight, but I still can't get it to lock. Any advice?
You have an Italian percolator? Electric? I will look.![]()
I've seen many vintage coffee percolators on British eBay
You have an Italian percolator? Electric? I will look.![]()
No, it's a mechanicalhave to heat it on the stove.
Thanks! I may go with vintage. I was hoping for 'new'. But.....![]()
I really don't want to start a "..... throwing" fest in this thread, but you really misinterpreted what I said. I did not say that any of this was ok. What I said was that the issue at hand was caused by greed of the owners of all corporations who utilize outsourced labor and the companies who provide this labor. People need to buy electronics products and they no longer have much of a choice because almost all electronics products are either built in China or utilize components which are built in China - this means that we should stop buying all electronics products in order to "care" about the people of China.
What I don't like is that the newspapers took cheap shots at Apple because of the popularity of its products, when they should've covered this as an issue on the level of the entire electronics industry. What I also love is how everyone who buys an Apple product does not care about the people of China.
The same can be said about the people of China and India - when the jobs of Americans and Europeans are outsourced to these countries, I don't see the Chinese or Indians not taking these jobs because they are taking away the ability to take care of their families from millions of people in the US and Europe.
If you feel so strongly about this, have you thrown out all the electronics in your house?![]()
The only way to make a dent in this is to pass laws which would stop ALL companies (big and small) from utilizing such labor and have the outsourcing providers make changes to their horrendous practices - but in general I would prefer not having any outsourcing where possible.
But I will never buy another clone anyway because not only of the quality, but also because I would like for the inventor of the original to be rewarded for his/her hard work and to improve the product - and this will not happen if I buy clones.
Thanks! I have some of them. I'm too lazy for that anymore. Retirement, has made me lazy.![]()
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The main reason that our products haven't yet a presentation box is that we don't want to order them from China, we want to support the EU and US domestic markets and we are still brainstorming for affordable and proper solutions.