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DirftlessEDC t1_iyxy95k wrote

Also visit your local antique shops! I use to collect, restore, and sell vintage safety razors, at one point I had 80 razors with probably 70 at least being vintage and I had only one razor out of all that with an issue I couldn’t fix, basically all of them just needed a good cleaning, maybe a little oil if they’re mechanical. Personally I got rid of all my double edge razors and now only use injector razors, ones I like are from 1950’s and on. Supply razors make a modern injector razor that’s pretty awesome too for not too much

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Juanster t1_iyxwkhn wrote

From what I understand, they are reaching the ear, but there is noise being applied on the opposite spectrum to cancel the noise out? Think of sound as a wave in a graph, it goes up and down. From my understanding active noise cancelling is just seeing where that graph is and playing(?) A sound the opposite of that exact wave lenght and therefore canceling it out? So you don't hear it . I may be completely off here this is just what was explained to me and until this second I took it as well okay that's how that works.

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5spd4wd t1_iyxwjy8 wrote

I have 100% latex pillows and I sleep every which way. That's the best thing about natural latex pillows, no matter what position you're in they mold to your head and neck like they're customized just for you. Not the molded or pre-shaped kind. Not a hybrid. 100% Talalay or Dunlop latex.

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claireofthehills OP t1_iyxnjbg wrote

Thank you. I’ve considered it but read a review saying it may not be lofty enough for side sleepers. Are you a side sleeper?

“However, I found this pillow may be too soft for side sleeping. Side sleepers may need a firmer pillow to maintain good neutral alignment in their spine. Because this pillow is so soft and forgiving, it may not support a side sleeper’s head and neck enough to prevent discomfort.”

From:

https://www.mattressclarity.com/bedding/pillows/brooklyn-bedding-talalay-latex/

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