u/Decent_Flow140

We have nice new windows in our house…but they’re so fancy I’m not sure how to childproof them. They‘re double hung but they don’t only open from the bottom like I’m used to…they also open from the top, AND you can tilt the windows inwards for cleaning (at which point if you let go they just fall off). Anyone had any luck securing these types of windows?

I feel like this isn't a crazy thing but I’m having a shockingly hard time finding any—I just want thin, 100% cotton athletic pants with an elasticated cuff. So like sweatpants or joggers but thin material. I’ve found some cotton harem pants that would do the job I guess, but I’d like something without the drop crotch.

My dog gets snappy when you go to clip his leash on or take it off. It’s worse with other people, but even with me he gets snappy if he’s in a bad mood. I’ve put a ton of work into reducing his reactivity (training, meds, veterinary behaviorist etc), and we've gotten to the point where he walks very nicely. The only remaining issue (with walking, anyway), is getting the leash on and off. Is there any way to do that from a distance?

I know people often use a slip lead for this kind of thing, but I don’t want to make him hate being on leash. I thought about the stick clips climbers use but I don’t think it would work for getting the clip off. I tried searching for some kind of clip on a stick that opens and closes but apparently they don’t exist. Any ideas?

A stick with a clip on the end of it that closes AND opens. Like a grabber tool, but one that fully closes/locks. i originally thought of the stick clips that climbers use, but i need something that opens more easily.

I did a search and see this question has been posted quite a number of times…but never with any real answers. I’m on the NE Regional line which doesn’t have changing tables. What’s the move? I’d say 90% of the time the bathroom floors are way too disgusting to even put a changing mat on (flooded, covered in urine etc). On a seat seems rude. Cafe car tables obviously are a no go. Is just putting a mat down in the middle of the aisle the only option?

my previous question got answered lickety split, but now I have a more complicated one:

Is there any way to organize recurring reminders, other than by time?

I’m trying to make a packing list for work. I need different things for different days (ie I have one list for M/W/F and another list for T/Th). So far I have figured out two possible solutions, but neither is ideal. I’ve figured out how to make each item on the packing list its own reminder which recurs on the appropriate day, but then I get an overwhelmingly long to do list. Or I just add a daily reminder to pack for work, and then have two labeled packing lists that don’t have reminders attached. But I know at some point I’m going to get my days mixed up and open the wrong list.

My hope is to either have a daily list with subtasks, so its at least a bit more organized and less scary looking, OR, ideally, to have a reminder that somehow links/opens up to a list.

Is there any way to create a reminder that will repeat, say, every tuesday-Thursday? I see how to make one for every weekday, or for one particular day of the week, but I feel like surely there’s got to be a way to do it for multiple days.

Anyone know if there’s been a policy change for Amex regarding the military fee waiver? I’m active duty, been in for nine years, have had an Amex card for six. I just got charged the fee for the first time ever. Talked to a customer service rep over the text chat and they just offered me the chance to cancel and get a refund.

I know they aren’t required to waive the fee but I’m curious if there’s been a change, or if they are signaling me out for some reason (no late payments or bad credit or any obvious reason), or if theres just a particular way to go about requesting the fee waiver.