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Any product from China worth buying? RichK 11-24-2007
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Posted by claude on November 27, 2007, 11:05 am
Well Mr something is defiantly wrong. I don't think we have to worry much
about you owning anyone. With the pollution you generate and the toxic
elements you use with no good reason in your products you won't be around
long enough to do anything.

China is in it's lawlessness phase where they will use glycol ethylene to
sweeten toothpaste, lead in the paint used on kid's toys, deadly cooking
oils, exploding beer bottles, melamine in pet food etc.... The air is so
thick with pollution now in China that you won't live to see the age of 50.
The workers have no safety protection, the Government is..... well no need
to state the obvious. Good luck to you all. I hope you wake up before self
destructing.

Meanwhile I would rather machine my parts with my bare hands than buy
something made in china that breaks as you take it out of the box. I do buy
stuff made in Taiwan, their stuff is awsome but this was clearly stated in
other posts.


>
> "RichK" wrote
>> Hi All,
>>Can't the Chinese make anything that will
>> even approach what was on the US market before?
>
> No bashy, bashy, the Chinese. We soon to own you!
>
>



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Posted by still just me on November 27, 2007, 11:34 pm

>China is in it's lawlessness phase where they will use glycol ethylene to
>sweeten toothpaste, lead in the paint used on kid's toys, deadly cooking
>oils, exploding beer bottles, melamine in pet food etc....

Hey, what's your beef? There are American companies and their CEO's
making a bundle off this stuff. Jesus H... next you'll be complaining
that we shouldn't grant Most Favorite trace status to countries that
have oppressive regimes that are the exact opposite of what we are
supposed to stand for.

Posted by David Starr on November 28, 2007, 5:32 pm
wrote:

>
>>China is in it's lawlessness phase where they will use glycol ethylene to
>>sweeten toothpaste, lead in the paint used on kid's toys, deadly cooking
>>oils, exploding beer bottles, melamine in pet food etc....
>
>Hey, what's your beef? There are American companies and their CEO's
>making a bundle off this stuff. Jesus H... next you'll be complaining
>that we shouldn't grant Most Favorite trace status to countries that
>have oppressive regimes that are the exact opposite of what we are
>supposed to stand for.

Keep buying Citgo gas, too.
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Posted by dpb on November 27, 2007, 1:26 pm
Sum Ting Wong wrote:
> "RichK" wrote
>> Hi All,
>> Can't the Chinese make anything that will
>> even approach what was on the US market before?
>
> No bashy, bashy, the Chinese. We soon to own you!

Remember some guy by the name of...oh, let's think..."Nikita" or
something like that, wasn't it? :)

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Posted by Joseph Meehan on November 24, 2007, 8:22 pm
I can remember when they said the same about Japanese.

> Hi All,
>
> Just wondering, because I'm having terrible luck with anything made in
> China. In most cases I have no choice, but to buy the junk that fails a
> month after the warranty.
>
> About a year ago, I got two small space heaters. Both made in China, but
> different brands. They lasted one winter with only occasional use.
>
> One failed completely - this is one from Target, made by Midea Fan Mfg.
> The
> one-shot thermal protector opened. Second was made by (rather marketed
> by)
> Holmes, but also made in China. The Holmes unit burned one of the heating
> elements and was only putting out low heat.
>
> I bought the Holmes, because the last heater I had from them lasted 15
> years. The difference seems to be where they are made. Even if China
> sourced products are sold at half the price, my cost over 15 years will be
> 5
> times.
>
> Both are very simple appliances. Can't the Chinese make anything that
> will
> even approach what was on the US market before?
>
> RichK
>
>


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