I just bought some Camino Evo GTX Lowa boots that I am rather pleased with.

Stone Glacier. Ultra light, tough as nails. Paid through the nose for my pack and worth every penny.

Oh, and uber comfortable with load.

Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring is very durable and used in a lot of commercial buildings. It will withstand mopping and can still look very nice. Wood-look planks. They put these in new houses even. Best wishes for your new home.

Seki! Made in Japan. No comparison.

Hahaha touché

You bet!

I bought a washer and dryer from OfferUp for $125. Two years later, dryer still going strong. Had to buy new washer

Imuto battery pack was awesome, lasted me over 4 years before I accidentally filled my bag with beer and it went to the big charger in the sky

Interior define. High quality custom furniture. Request all of the samples and then more. They have various material types that could fit your needs. We went with one of their performance velvet colors that was rugged and cleaned well for having young kids and a dog. It is awesome. They have dozens of types so seriously order every single one.

https://www.interiordefine.com

My daughter bought one of these for $25 at a thrift store. I took it all apart, cleaned, and oiled it. It works like a charm now.

I disagree. Wish you the best 💜

Your disabilities bear no role in:

1. Not searching.
2. Asking a 700 part question and being snarky when called out on it.
3. Asking a question here sans scope....like here's your new BIFL cooktop: https://lacornueusa.com/chateau-supreme

All these are great recs. See if there's an office liquidator in your area. They're often hidden away in industrial areas, but if you can find one that's open to the public they're a great alternative to Craigslist.

Can the blades be re-sharpened?

Lenok linen sheets

>Di Oro silicone spatulas

Thank you, this is also now on the to-order list!

Hi and thank you. I have done a lot of searching/research and it has helped a lot. For example, I was able to narrow down a robo-vac through google/BIFL, etc. Things I could not find or had the potential to be outdated or found a lot of conflicting/confusing answers to, I tried to compile from a list already on the go and memory. That said, I get your frustration. I hope you can get why I perceive some of the replies as grumpy.

Take care

I think inflation calculators are often crazy. My father was a detective with the Houston police department in 1958, and his gross pay was right at $172/month.

I know this because my mother just told me about graduating from secretarial school in 1956, having to buy a similar typewriter (financed it for 3 years at about $2.55/month), and here and dad talking about the money…

In real money, I think these would be something like $3k today.

She still has hers.

I’m more of a Member’s Only man myself

Ya, fair. I would have figured that this was the kind of thing that would be relatively widely accessible, but at that price, it's definitely a bigger purchase than I realized!

I can hear this image

Thank you

Technology is a continually deflationary industry. The first color TV's sold at retail in 1955 cost $12,000, adjusted for inflation to modern money.

Purple is the way to go

Purple pillows. They don’t deform I use two and I have had no problems. I find that one is a little too low.