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NotAnAd2 t1_j9z3pyz wrote

They’re expensive and heavy but I love Dutch ovens with enamel coating. A good brand and proper treatment will make them last forever, and I think it’s easier to use and a good display piece for dinner parties. I prefer to cook most things in my Dutch oven over pans etc.

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LongTimeLurker818 t1_j9z0gn8 wrote

I got the purple one (The Dyson Animal 2) and I really dislike it’s self adjusting head. It pushes dirt around on flat surfaces and it’s suction is too strong for rugs. So I have to use an attachment for rugs. It gets a lot of dirt but it’s head design doesn’t fit under toe kicks. It doesn’t have enough ground clearance for bigger chunks. For the price tag, I’m really unimpressed.

I had a dirt devil that was about a 1/4 of the cost and it was the best vacuum I ever owned. I had to replace the belts once because I was drunk cleaning and I drove over some cables. I even took it on job sights and cleaned sawdust and drywall.

Wife made me throw out the dirt devil.

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Ragnar_DanneskjoldSr t1_j9yzpsg wrote

Birkenstock is the perfect brand for you. Seriously, it will change your life. Danner, Wesco, and some Redwing Heritage, are the only American footwear that comes close to quality. I have an extremely narrow foot. Italian brand LaSportiva is perfect for me. The Germans and the Italians are the only serious footwear designers and makers left on the planet. Having four times as many sizes, twice as many withs alone gives them a huge advantage.

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Aunt_Slappy_Squirrel t1_j9yz3zp wrote

It's always been a trade off for me. Damage from Lyme disease kinda fried the nerves in my feet. If I don't get a broad toe or extra wide it just kills me. If I get something that is wide enough then 75% if the time they are too big in the heel and rub blisters. Toe fitment is my priority, if inserts or insoles are needed that just what I have to do. If I could find another brand that fit as good as the Carolina broad toe is love to try then, but haven't found anything close yet.

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MrWieners t1_j9ywsxu wrote

Well, most watch manufacturers will strongly recommend you send it to them for repairs, but for them to tell you it’s required just for a fucking battery replacement is pretty bonkers. Not clear why 3rd party watchmakers agreed with them too.

I like the runwell style, but shinola is about as as shady as they come with their marketing practices.

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cheekyweelogan OP t1_j9ywhkc wrote

I definitely have tension headaches, it builds up in my temples and get worse through the day + I have TMJ disorder, work at desk all day and my vision strains too because of uncorrectable bad eyesight in one eye but I slept on a better pillow for a month at my mom's and it helped. I didn't consider taking muscle relaxers daily though, did it help a lot? What do you take?

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