Category: Strategies and Tips

Did you know we could bake a pizza in only 60-seconds flat? 

Wow! When I read that, I could hardly wait to read more about the new gas powered pizza oven DealDash.com now has up for auction.

This pizza oven has a BIN of $629 and from the auction description listed on DealDash it sounds like it is worth every dollar because this auction actually includes more than the gas powered pizza over itself. It also includes a 33-piece set/case of everything anyone would need to use it to barbecue, too.

Many of us live busy lives and time is precious, so having a pizza oven that can “fire out jaw-dropping pizzas in 60-seconds flat” is pretty awesome. Another thing that impresses me about this pizza over is that “no assembly” is required. This pizza oven is “ready right out of the box.” All we have to do is “open the foldable legs, insert the stone baking board, and connect it to a gas tank.” It features “instant gas ignition” and can reach temperatures up to 950 degrees F. (500 degrees C), and be ready to cook in 15 minutes. We can then use the “heat control dial to cook pizza in just 60 seconds.” It can also be used to roast fish, vegetables and steaks. I really like getting products that I do not have to put together because I would probably have to pay somebody to do it for me.

With spring around the corner, we might be soon planning some outdoor BBQ fun with family members, neighbors and/or friends for various social gatherings. With this gas powered pizza oven we will have every utensil we need and then some. This set includes:

• A salt cellar and pepper pot
• Corncob holders
• Six steak knives and six steak forks
• An 18-inch BBQ knife
• An 18-inch grill scraper
• An 18-inch slotted turner,
• An 18 ½ inch small brush
• An 18 ½ inch meat fork
• 18 ½ inch tongs
• Six 18 ½ inch skewers and
• A carrying case.

According to the DealDash description, “Cooking outdoors with gas has never been so simple (or so beautiful)” with “no mess, no fuss.” I don’t know how it’s possible, but this pizza oven apparently has “no need to clean up fuel residue after cooking!”

Sometimes space can be a problem but this pizza oven only weighs 20.4 pounds and it easily fits in any outdoor space. It has a “Commercial grade cold-rolled carbon steel shell with high-temperature resistant, powder-coated finish.” A large propane tank is usually used with barbecues but it is also compatible with 1-pound propane tanks with an adaptor. It is not compatible with natural gas.

A brief history of pizza

Raffaele Esposito, a baker from Naples, Italy, is often given credit for making the first pizza pie. However, historians note that street vendors in Naples sold flatbreads with toppings for many years before then. Pizza was brought to America by Italian immigrants in the late 19^th century.

In 1905 in New York City, Gennardo Lombardi is credited with developing the first pizzeria parlor in the United States.

Today, Americans love pizza. About 350 slices of pizza are consumed every second in the United States. That is equivalent to 21,000 slices a minute and about 100 acres of pizza a day.

This sponsored blog post was submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers. Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post. Blog posts are written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company.

Do you think one of your children or grandchildren might one day pursue a career to become a doctor, scientist or lab technician? Perhaps one of the best ways to ignite a child’s interest in one of these careers would be to gift them a microscope because it is an excellent scientific teaching tool.

Once children get a close look at various specimens under a microscope we never know what great things that might lead them to do in their future.

DealDash has a microscope with a BIN of $200 with a magnification up to 300 times and the high-quality, 5G lens is perfect for home or commercial use. According to the auction description, it can be used for “laboratory research, medical analysis, plant dissection and/or examination, jewelry inspection, printing inspection and more.” It comes with a height adjustable stand and calibration software. This microscope also comes with a user guide and software CD.

Best of all, several past winners have already received an awesome deal on it. Let’s look at some of them:

• Feb. 21, this microscope sold at 40 cents and the winner paid a total of $2.20 including the cost of the 10 bids placed;
• Feb. 22, this microscope sold at $3.05 and the winner paid a total of $23.05 including the cost of the 100 bids placed;
• Feb. 20, this microscope sold at $59.54 and the winner paid a total of $28.75 including the cost of the 114 bids placed.

For more product specifications, see the auction listing.

A brief history of microscopes

Every major field of science has benefited from the use of some form of microscope, an invention that dates back to the late 16^th century and Zacharias Janssen, a modest Dutch eyeglass maker.

According to my research, the most significant event in the history of microscopes took place in 1676, when living cells were first seen.

• Antoni van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723) has been recognized as the “father of microscopy.”
• Carl Zeiss, a German engineer, revolutionized the quality of lenses in the 19^th century.
• The smallest object observed through a light microscope was 500 nanometers long.
• In 2008 the Team 0.5 debuted. It is the world’s most powerful transmission electron microscope.
• The first microscopes was called occhiolino (little eye), but Giovanni Faber coined the name microscope for the compound microscope Galileo submitted.
• The use of microscopes in dentistry has become quite popular since the late 1980s.
• July 18, 2018, Hans and Zacharias Jansen, Dutch brothers, are most commonly credited with inventing the compound microscope.

The bottom line

Many children would love to check things out in a microscope, and DealDash might be the best place to shop for one.

This sponsored blog post was submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers. Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post. Blog posts are written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company.

“Be Prepared!” This Boy Scouts motto is one everyone should follow; and one of the most important items we might all need in an emergency is a good First Aid Kit.

Did you see the various sizes and wide variety of First Aid Kits DealDash.com has up for auction? Now is a great time to go shopping for one. Wait! Did I say only one? Actually, why not shop for three First Aid Kits?  We should keep one in our house, one at our place of work and one in our car or camper.

We could give no better gift to ourselves, our family members or other loved ones than to have First Aid items available when needed for an unexpected emergency.

So let’s take a look at some of the First Aid Kits that DealDash now has available.

2-in-1 first aid kit

This 9-inch wide kit weighs 1.2 pounds and has a BIN of $110. It could fit under a sink, in a closet, in an office desk or backpack or in a car glove box. It is fully stocked and includes a 37 different First Aid items (a total of 120 pieces) in each set of five. It has an organized interior with various compartments to provide quick and easy access. Yet, it is rugged and sturdy. It also includes a mini First Aid Kit that is lightweight with an additional 32 medical items.

Another special feature about this First Aid Kit, according to the auction description, is that it includes a “comprehensive 18-page first aid guide to help us correctly administer first aid in a wide-range of emergency situations.”

Some of the items listed includes various sizes of bandages, antiseptic wipes, alcohol prep pads, moleskin blister relief, First Aid tape, CPR mask, trauma shears, emergency glow stick, metal tweezers, sewing kit, whistle, compass, cotton tips, safety pins, instant ice pack, sterile gauze pads  and more. For a detailed list, see the auction description.

200-piece professional first aid kit

This 200-Piece Professional First Aid Kit is 5-inches wide and 7-inches tall. It has a BIN of $120 and comes in a set of five.

If you are an outdoor enthusiast, this might be the perfect First Aid Kit for you because it includes many outdoor survival supplies. This kit, according to the auction description, includes “an emergency thermal Mylar blanket, magnesium Firestarter with built-in navigational compass and emergency whistle, a compact hand saw, an 11-piece fishing kit with swivels and sinkers, and a mini signaling mirror.”

Like the other First Aid Kit listed above, a comprehensive 18-page first aid guide will help you correctly administer first aid both in the wilderness and at home.

For a detailed list of everything included in this kit, please see the auction description.

Complete bundle first aid kit

This Complete Bundle First Aid Kit has a BIN of $102 and it is separated into the following four different packs:

• 1X Surviveware 100-Piece Comprehensive Premium First Aid Kit
• 1X Survival 64-Piece First Aid Kit Pocket-Sized Pouch
• 1X 200-Piece Professional First Aid Kit for Home, Car or Work and
• 1X 2-in-1 First Aid Kit (120 Piece).

The items included in these four separate packs are too many to list here. For a detailed list, see the auction description.

Survival pocket-sized pouch first aid kit

This Survival 64-Piece First Aid Kit Pocket Sized Pouch comes in a set of 10 and has a BIN of $130. If we wanted to gift it to a small Boy Scouts group it might be the perfect auction to shop for the win.

Each pouch measures 6.5-inches by 4.5-inches and (according to the auction description) each one of these 10 pouches would easily “fit in your hand, pocket or travel bag.”

For a detailed description of this 64-Piece First Aid Kit, see the auction description.

This sponsored blog post was submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers. Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post. Blog posts are written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company.

It is important to pay attention to all of the DealDash icons in the upper left-hand corner of the auctions?

Each symbol provides specific information regarding each particular auction. DealDash has clearly marked the auctions and makes it very easy for us to know what rules apply. Before placing our bids, therefore, we need to pay attention to those rules. Otherwise, we could be confused or disappointed.

No exchange auctions

Did you see the round red circle icon symbol with reversed round white arrows inside the circle on the top and bottom?

This is one of the newest icons and this symbol means that if we win that auction we will not have the option of exchanging the auction product for bids instead.

I thought the auctions with this icon might have less competition and be easier to win because many shoppers only bid on certain auctions with the intention of exchanging them for free bids. If you do not yet know what this icon symbol stands for, however, you might be surprised at the end if you win.

No re-entry auctions

Did you see the round purple icon symbol with the fist inside? If you want to know what it stands for all you have to do is click on it and an explanation will appear. The first time I saw this icon, I did not completely understand how it worked, but here’s the deal:

1. We must place our bids in BidBuddy only and are not allowed to place single bids.
2. We can only get in and out of this auction BEFORE it reaches the “No New Bidders” status.
3. At the time the auction reaches the “No New Bidder” status, we must be actively participating in the auction and, from that point on, we cannot run out of bids or leave the auction or we cannot get back in. We can, however, add more bids BEFORE we run out of bids. Once we are out, we are out and cannot get back in.

At first, I thought these auctions would be much easier to win but, after participating in several of them, I came to the conclusion that they can be very competitive.

Royalty only auctions

Did you see the round blue icon symbol with the ribbon and star inside the circle? That means only Royalty members at the “Hero Tier” level are allowed to participate in this auction.

To qualify as a Hero Royalty member we must purchase a minimum of 2,000 bids in a calendar month. We will remain in our royal tier status until the end of the following month when all tiers are reset to zero.

DealDash created a total of three”Tier Levels” and each one comes with additional benefits with the goal of rewarding its most loyal customers. The other two are the “Noble Tier” (which requires the purchase of 10,000 bids in one calendar month) and the “Monarch Tier” (which requires a purchase of 20,000 bids in one calendar month).

The icon for the “Noble Tier” is a round circle of leaves with a “D” in the middle, and the icon for the “Monarch Tier” is a king’s crown with a “D” on the crown.

The bottom line

Pay attention to the icon symbols and if you do not know what they stand for; check out the information on the bottom of the home page. Customer service would also be happy to answer any of your questions.

This sponsored blog post was submitted by: Barbara L. Sellers. Barbara was compensated by DealDash for this blog post. Blog posts are written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company.