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http://www.amazon.com/Raytek-MT6-Non-contact-MiniTemp-Thermometer/dp/B000O80B5M

No joke. I use it all the time when cooking. It stays in my kitchen. It really opens up your eyes on how uneven the temperature of your cooking surfaces are. SURFACE TEMP ONLY! to temp meat like chicken, use something like this: http://www.amazon.com/CDN-DTQ450X-ProAccurate-Quick-Read-Thermometer/dp/B0021AEAG2

Also: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_sc_0_11?url=search-alias%3Dgarden&field-keywords=chainmail%20scrubber I don't know which one I have, I think the knappmade one, but these are also awesome. Work great for cleaning stainless steel pots and pans also.

> Any old $20 POS model might work great for a year, maybe even two or three, but just remember: you only buy the best once. So don't do it for me–do it for your coffee's sake and your friend's sake. And your daughter's sake.
> http://www.amazon.com/Raytek-MT6-Non-contact-MiniTemp-Thermometer/dp/B000O80B5M

That's just crazy talk. Any old $50 POS might work for a while, but just remember you only buy the best once. So why not go with this thermal thermometer from CEM? It's got 3 automatic image adjustment histograms and video capacity. For your coffee's sake, your friend's sake and of course your daughter: http://www.amazon.com/Infrared-Building-Diagnostics-thermometer-infrared/dp/B00G616WQS. Buy it now for $11,321.00 + $40.80 shipping. Full disclaimer: I don't work for CEM. I'm just a concerned coffee drinker.

It's one of those things that literally 99% of the time you don't find anything. But that 1% chance you find an awesome tool. I found this temp gun for $3.99 with hard case and paperwork. It was probably priced low because they had no clue what it was. Most of the time the shit you find just buy new because GW's know thrifting is popular and price stuff just below new price, no matter how complete shit or missing pieces or used hard it is.

this RayTek non-contact thermometer. I use it constantly in my quest to not give myself food poisoning.

Raytek MT6 Non-contact MiniTemp Infrared Thermometer
http://amzn.com/B000O80B5M

I have one similar to this and it's very versatile.

Just be sure to understand the concept of emissivity before you use it on any shiny surfaces, it's usually explained in the user manual. But using it on dull matte surfaces is pretty fool proof once you know the spot size. Mine has dual lasers that indicate the dot size, which I prefer, but it's not too hard to work out otherwise.

> You can get one from Amazon for about $20.

Or you can spend just a little bit more and get the Raytek Mini-Temp 6. It is excellent, measures accurately to a tenth of the degree and is made of sturdy materials and will be fun to have for measuring the temperature of everything all the time, in addition to being ideal for someone looking for as close to perfection as possible with every cup.

My friends and I take this unit camping and fishing, you can use it take your temperature when you are sick (say "ahh" and take a reading of the back of your throat), you can use it on your car before and while performing maintenance, on your daughter's car in the middle of the night to see whether she may have snuck out, etc.

Any old $20 POS model might work great for a year, maybe even two or three, but just remember: you only buy the best once. So don't do it for me–do it for your coffee's sake and your friend's sake. And your daughter's sake.

http://www.amazon.com/Raytek-MT6-Non-contact-MiniTemp-Thermometer/dp/B000O80B5M