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I have read a lot about the Polder digital thermometer. I have read some reviews that pointed out that the lack of watertight probe creates problems with bad readings and eventual failure of the probe. Has anyone here experienced that problem? This would be especially crucial this being a water smoker.
Additionally I noted the PYREX unit similar and the probe is watertight and can be washed in hot soapy water. It also has an alarm feature when a programmed temp is reached which the more expensive Polder has.
Anyone want to comment on one or the other from an experience perspective? Both seem to be rated high with the exception of the probe issue on the Polder. Thanks
Additionally I noted the PYREX unit similar and the probe is watertight and can be washed in hot soapy water. It also has an alarm feature when a programmed temp is reached which the more expensive Polder has.
Anyone want to comment on one or the other from an experience perspective? Both seem to be rated high with the exception of the probe issue on the Polder. Thanks