I have one of these in my basement that the previous owners left. Maybe I'll go get a new filter and set it up.

I have a two story house, where should I place it? Upstairs or down?

A push broom isn't the same as a house broom.

A push broom is used for large spaces with similar surfaces and straight edges. A house broom is designed for multiple surfaces with lots of corners.

I'm starting wonder if it is too. I have a Dutch oven that I've had for six years. Heavy use. Hand washing. It's not looking so great at this point.

I haven't seen that long shape for awhile looks like holister 2000/2010. Maybe Banana Republic?

I think IKEA has the best feather and down pillows for a really decent price.

I don't remember if they come with guards because I use them with a comb so I would have thrown any guards away.

As far as model, they are all excellent tools. I like the t shaped head because I can get it in tight spaces and feel like they get closer.

I understood what you were looking for.

Babyliss has the best beard trimmers I've ever used. I do hair. They are amazing. They have replaceable blade heads that are very helpful when it comes to buy it for life.

However, if you are not doing detail work around the hairline, you probably don't need those. Wahl Peanut is a very good trimmer and perfect for what you say you want them for. The do not have a replaceable head though.

Knit repair.

Rope slicing

Sam's club and Costco both have nice options.

It must be really shitty other places for people to be breaking records to be American. So, yay?

Welcome, new Americans! Our country is made stronger and more vibrant with you as a part of it.

Any way you can have pressed insoles made and send those to your cousin across the world and have home make you a pair? You have a year or so to save up before yours go tits up. I really think the ones you showed in the photo are super awesome.

Me too!

That's so sad to hear about arc.

I'm pretty sure JCrew has a green pea coat.

Peanut is an excellent trimmer.

I'm glad to hear they are still nice. Yes, they are just perfection. Soft and crisp at the same time.

I had a kitchen aid dishwasher in a rental last year and it was the very best I've ever used. No pre washing required!

I really like the quality of Garnet Hill, but I haven't purchased new from them in over ten years so I don't know if they are still as good. More affordable next best would be Pottery Barn. My latest love for VERY affordable are the Threshold brand at Target.

LL Bean makes the best flannel sheets and are 100% worth the cost.

I have some Trask booties that are really cute.

Hush puppies has some really good boots that are waterproof.

People really seem to like Blundstone a lot where I live. I don't have a pair but they seem very popular.

I had the same blisters from Sorel's! I also have a pair of bean boots my mom bought me in 1994. I find they are just fine when it's slippery out. It will be a sad day when they finally kick the bucket.