@@chronicallyailingcrazycatl7952 idk id be careful I have super thick hair and got my hair caught in one a few years back. Maybe they’ve updated them to stop that but just saying I had to cut my hair out.
I saw a review of that product on a stylist's channel and apparently it's not true that it detangles hair. A little styling cream or a little jojoba oil and I have no problem detangling fast my long curly hair with a conventional comb or brush. 🤷🏻♀️
I noticed that, too. However, Amazon does have a really good bottle brush that works on all glasses and deep, insulated coffee and water travel canisters. It doesn't look like a typical bottle brush, though, but works a lot better.
I love the panoramic rearview mirror... One of my biggest peeves about driving is having to turn my head around a lot to see blind spots. I get so much neck pain
Try to always move slowly, and your whole back should turn with your neck, like from your waist up should turn with your neck. Also every am/pm do some SLOW neck stretches. You can find great videos of stretches here on yt. Yes you can opt for a back up camera but you'll want full function of your neck for as long as you live, (I'm guessing) and necks are sensitive so take great care. Also make sure your head and neck are in alignment when you sleep. Usually it's the "one pillow only" rule under your head. I try to push my pillow down into the gap of my neck and push the back of the pillow down, sorta into the top of your back/shoulders. Be well!
Did you know that you shouldn't have any blind spots when you drive people just don't know how to set their side mirrors and it's become normalized so people believe they just have a blind spot when it's an easy fix by just moving the mirrors a little bit back
The bidet toilet seat attachment is a must for everyone. The hot water is totally unnecessary and cumbersome in most cases. Everyone I know who tried bidet in their toilet they never went back.
Do you get dry? That’s the only issue I have with bidets that don’t have built-in dryers. We ladies have lots of nooks and crannies, after all (apologies to Thomas’ English Muffins).
No most steel/ ferrous metals are ok to put in. Metals that use to conduct electricity(less resistance) are what you can’t put in (copper, aluminum, nickel) I was also told as a kid not to put metal in but my stainless steel utensils don’t spark
No I have one. Had it bout 4 years now. They hold up really well. Magnetics are still strong! Not sure if dishwasher safe. I just hand wash. Maybe that's why it has held up so long!!
Lmao your house must be unreal inside with all your test stuff. I mean that in a good way. You should do channel livestream giveaways with extra gear. Also a vid with tour of house
The BIDET ATTACHMENT you show looks like mine, also from Amazon, the brand being Arqueloo, but mine only has a single control for cold water. Adding an additional hot water feed can be complicated and costly, and you still need to run the water long enough to get hot water to the attachment. During said run time, that water is cold, too. Having just a cold water feed has proven perfectly fine all year around. Obviously, I don’t recommend the hot ’n’ cold unit.
Did you know that you shouldn't have any blind spots when you drive people just don't know how to set their side mirrors and it's become normalized so people believe they just have a blind spot when it's an easy fix by just moving the mirrors a little bit back
Hi Jared! My name is Kylie. I was wondering if you have a recommendations or ideas on hauling laundry? I live in an apartment with my boyfriend and every week when I do laundry, hauling it is the worst! I have to haul it across the apartment complex and it's so heavy and the bags that you hold onto with your hands just do not work that well and I've gotten a over the arm strap type of laundry bag and the straps on them just don't stay together well. They keep ripping even if it's the tiniest amount of laundry in there it still rips and then I have to sew it back together. I've also gotten one of those laundry carts with wheels, but I have to go up some stairs to get to the apartment laundry mat so that gets to be heavy and hard on your arms because you have to pull it up the stairs. Do you have any Amazon ideas or any sort of recommendations?
