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RandomRunner3000 t1_j6g4reo wrote
Reply to Looking for an Egyptian cotton goose down comforter (1000+ thread count & 1000+ fill power) by Ok_Marsupial6435
Get a feathered friends comforter and a brooklinen duvet cover
Zatiebars t1_j6g4pvd wrote
Reply to comment by spambearpig in one water bottle * one planet by kiefsaurus
Second this, I contacted them to purchase a new o ring for a lid and they sent me a new cup as a replacement
[deleted] t1_j6g48lz wrote
Reply to comment by MrCertainly in My baby is home; hit the scratch & dent jackpot. by buoyantgem
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sasquatch_hunter06 OP t1_j6g35ae wrote
Reply to comment by yellowsweater1414 in Looking for an affordable steel razor on amazon. by sasquatch_hunter06
ooo i love ebay
sasquatch_hunter06 OP t1_j6g3411 wrote
Reply to comment by SheepImitation in Looking for an affordable steel razor on amazon. by sasquatch_hunter06
Yea, I buy mens stuff if I can because its cheaper lol
Ambinipanini t1_j6g2xm8 wrote
Reply to comment by lazylittlelady in Looking for an Egyptian cotton goose down comforter (1000+ thread count & 1000+ fill power) by Ok_Marsupial6435
I second pacific coast feather! We have a blanket from them that my husbands mother bought him when he was in high school. It sees daily use still, just over 20 years later and is just as warm as ever. About 5 years ago we purchased blankets for our kids and with proper cleaning and use of a duvet cover we plan for them to last them many years.
Junior_Ad2955 t1_j6g2auq wrote
Clayton and Crume- indestructible leather leashes and collars
West Paw- also indestructible dog toys, these are awesome
siddowncheelout t1_j6g24oz wrote
Reply to Looking for an Egyptian cotton goose down comforter (1000+ thread count & 1000+ fill power) by Ok_Marsupial6435
I’ve been very happy with my duvet from oldeuropeduvet.com
Lots of options, great quality
TheBobRoberts111 t1_j6g1cjx wrote
Reply to Looking for an Egyptian cotton goose down comforter (1000+ thread count & 1000+ fill power) by Ok_Marsupial6435
Looks cool but man that would be a hot comforter
myelephantmemory OP t1_j6g1car wrote
Reply to comment by kahuna_44 in [BI4L Request] Comfortable yet chic pumps for women by myelephantmemory
I wish, thanks !
myelephantmemory OP t1_j6g1bf8 wrote
Reply to comment by Appropriate_Click_36 in [BI4L Request] Comfortable yet chic pumps for women by myelephantmemory
Thank you, this is a great list.
alvipelo t1_j6g18z8 wrote
Reply to comment by Previousman755 in My baby is home; hit the scratch & dent jackpot. by buoyantgem
I ask because we have a Roper washer and dryer. We bought them for around $450 each ten years ago. They're still plugging along. With four kids, we do plenty of laundry. I've had to replace the timer on the dryer, but it's still working perfectly. I had to take apart the washer to fish a baby sock out of the washer pump, but other than that, we've had no issues.
I've always kinda figured that if a repair at any point was going to cost close to the original purchase price, it would be time to buy a new one.
Downtown-Cress-5202 t1_j6g0x0l wrote
440Dart t1_j6fzmwv wrote
Reply to Looking for an Egyptian cotton goose down comforter (1000+ thread count & 1000+ fill power) by Ok_Marsupial6435
Take a look at the Macy's hotel collection. We have one of their down comforters and it's AMAZING. We bought it on black friday sale a couple years back and its a winter time only blanket since its so warm. Their down pillow is awesome as well.
SimpleVegetable5715 t1_j6fzio1 wrote
There's cast iron stovetop ones if you want one that will be nearly indestructible
pukwudgie-crossing t1_j6fz9zj wrote
I don’t think they should be used for too long unless they’re hospital grade, and can be properly sanitized
awooff t1_j6fz8i6 wrote
Reply to Speed Queen TR7. staining clothes by Ventorr
Is the wash water warm enough to properly activate detergent? Id put the detergent in first otherwise staining for me.
SimpleVegetable5715 t1_j6fyw8o wrote
Reply to comment by The_Great_Clod in BiFL Large cooking pot? by Daxime
I found Calphalon's tri-ply line at TJMaxx, probably had been a display. I think it was $7.99. Polishes up to a mirror shine with some Bar Keeper's Friend.
SimpleVegetable5715 t1_j6fy7nd wrote
Reply to Speed Queen TR7. staining clothes by Ventorr
I like powdered detergent with these type of washers, more economical and they don't need all the dyes like liquid detergent has. I put it in the bottom so it dissolves as the washer fills. Only half a scoop for a large load unless the clothes are heavily soiled.
EX_LUGDUNUM t1_j6fxi4z wrote
Why are you asking for something cheap on this subreddit?
NickCharlesYT t1_j6fxdgu wrote
Reply to comment by rosinall in My baby is home; hit the scratch & dent jackpot. by buoyantgem
Fixed
yippekayaye_7 t1_j6fx3my wrote
Reply to comment by murph0969 in Looking for an Egyptian cotton goose down comforter (1000+ thread count & 1000+ fill power) by Ok_Marsupial6435
Agree, I want weight not fluff.
jordanrevenge t1_j6fw784 wrote
Reply to comment by Gneissguy368 in Looking for an Egyptian cotton goose down comforter (1000+ thread count & 1000+ fill power) by Ok_Marsupial6435
I have 2, a queen I got probably 10/12 years ago, love it, you can get ones meant for more mild winters or heavier winters. I got a king one when I lived in CA back in 2019 and had a king size bed. I love them both, and now being in MI they’re usually both on my bed in the winter. They definitely last, and I had one when I was much younger and the down migrated, but a lot of the newer ones(including both of mine) have stitching to prevent that or help reduce it.
MaddogOIF t1_j6fw6ab wrote
Reply to New(ish) Fiskar harware is rusting by crespoh69
I don't know what Fiskar claims to use as for it's fasteners, but mechanical points like that are always more susceptible to rust. Usually cleaning and oil will keep those components in working order indefinitely, as long as you keep up with it.
sasquatch_hunter06 OP t1_j6g54t5 wrote
Reply to comment by yellowsweater1414 in Looking for an affordable steel razor on amazon. by sasquatch_hunter06
I just bought a vintage gillette mini on ebay, hopefully it works good :)