Microfiber = amazing; I feel bad using paper towels....Yeah I don't know much about bamboo...still seems like it's too hipster-doofus for me at least
Yeah mostly use ryobi (cordless power tools) because of the whole battery commitment thing and huge range of tools (quite a bunch of overlapping functions for many of the lawn care stuff at least)....function & form (work well enough & mobile) >>> Aesthetics (ok, lime green is just a color!!!). I do like rigid shop vacuums, going with butane cordless solder and mini torch (benzomatic). Quite fond of Milwaukee utility knives, random small hand tools, & dexterity gloves (Amazing gloves).
I first read this as programming the perfect temperature for (cooking/destroying) a cellphone, LMFAO. I'm usually telling people that I flush mine down the toilet on my days off
Do you have the ryobi leaf blower/hedge trimmer? I used the leaf blower and it just feels weak to me...honestly had some hair driers with more power. The hedge trimmer I am debating returning before even trying as I'm suspicious that will lack power as well. Maybe I just got a bad unit?
Haven't tried either of those tools yet...would suggest researching delving into options first. Hybrid plus has corded option or battery/cordless option (factors like proper battery amp and power cord gauge can play a factor in how "powerful"/intensity of performance a device may operate. Yeah this is where Ryobi can give decision fatigue (so many options and overlap with many of the outdoor tools)
I know, I know....some days I just feel like maliciously murdering my cell phone though...for the sick pleasure of course. Death by baseball bat would do well too
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Oh man, @Sparda29 is on team Breeder? I'm honestly kind of disappointed...redeeming factors to save face for your character here: single father, mother = hooker, escort, unknown, etc.
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Ryobi days sale going on now if anyone needs batteries or tools. Battery kit + free tool for $99. Great deal. The hedge trimmer alone is worth $99.
Thank you for making such a thoughtful and useful thread!
I second this. My less than young eyes went for a 43" though. Also, a swivel arm. I hesitated because of the cost but I'm so glad I splurged. (Keep in mind I spend most of my working time in front of this screen.)
I bought smart locks years ago after the n-teenth time coming home to no one at home and the front door unlocked. I specifically wanted the feature that locked automatically after 30 sec. Bought the garage door openers more recently and love how I can program them to close after x minutes or at a certain time of day. I have also found for an n-teenth number of times the attached garage wide open in the morning. Thankfully nothing was ever missing.
Combination of very active kids, single-bolt locks that need a key to lock from the outside and the occasional forgetfulness. I had to inspect all the doors before going to bed but unfortunately my kids didn't inherit my early-to-bed-early-to-rise trait so can't help what happens while I'm peacefully snoozing. I have no explanation for my spouse though. Fortunately, we didn't live in the hood.
Looking into the projector route myself, which one did you get?
Awesome stuff. Which projector?
Ben Q 4K. it's really nice. it's on sale right now at best buy for $949. not bad for 4k projector. colors are vibrant and quality is top notch.
i got ben q 4k. yes, movie nights are really fun now. for working couple with kids-it's blessing as we barely find time to go for a movie.
lol! i think 5.1 is way more than enough for us. book shelf speakers are mounted at appropriate height in the back above the couch. So pretty satisfied with bullets whiz!!!! And yes that receiver does have connections to hook up atmos. may be I will add later on.
you are absolutely correct. I just installed wifi mesh in the house coz I wasn't getting enough speed in the basement. It did improve my streaming but still not like blu-ray player. (i just used my old PS4 to check) .I am trying new things and learning gradually.
You should have seen the contractor. When my wife got the teal paint, he tested it out on a piece of dry wall. But she was certain. It's the paint and the soap stone counters that make the kitchen. If you are a serious cook, there is no other counter. It;s basically indestructible. You you scratch it, you file it out. You can take a pan off of the stove and put it right on the counter.
He was unsure my wife would really like it. She knew exactly what she wanted.
