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I have a new gel pack freezer bag but it doesn't stay very cold for long and the gel seems to get slushy fairly easy in the bag. My old bag turned hard when frozen and would stay colder longer.

Can anyone recommend a cold pack that is more solid than the gel packs? I'm looking for something about 8"×10".

I have full coverage for personal use of my 10 year old vehicle. Is there fine print that states you have to inform the insurance company that the vehicle is being used to rideshare? I've heard some talk about it but really never seen anything in writing. If there is a requirement to tell the insurance company, is the premium likely to go up?

We have a Kenmore that seems to not have any water level during the drum rotation wash cycle. Just being an average senior citizen, I'd figure the drum/tub should have at least an inch of water visibly splashing. The clothes washing in the Kenmore appear to just be wet clothes tumbling around with no water visible or splashing.

After gently squeezing the bump, a piece of flesh dropped down, with a shape similar to a narrow drop of water. I tried to pull it out, but it was attached, and seconds later went back inside the bump.

I'm not trying to pull on it anymore. It's only been happening and painful for a few days. Any ideas on what it may be?

I was rolling my charbroil grill on the driveway and afterwards noticed this screw like object on the ground. I'm kind of perplexed on what it may be. Any ideas?

Only about 4k of my 8k in tips were tax-free. The remaining 4k in tips were taxed (line g of "Qualified Tips Smart Worksheet for Schedule 1-A, Part ll). Anyone know the math behind this? Something about "if the box is checked, the tip amount is equal to net ptofit".

This would be a for new user who has been blind for decades. We're hoping to figure out which route we should go and the pros and cons of both jaws and NVDA.

Thanks for the consideration,

Has anybody tried to the sams club app via talk back or voice over? I was trying to help a blind person to add shopping items to her cart, but the app is extremely unfriendly in talk back and voice over modes.

Actually, the Sam's app has been like this for years. I even wrote customer service a letter long, long ago and the reply was that they were aware of it. I told the rep that it's against federal law to not make the app functional for a blind person. The app is practically useless for a blind person to use. The add to cart button does not activate upon tapping. I have vision and tried to use both voice over and talk back on 2 different phones. The app is extremely difficult and practically useless for a blind person.

Has anybody experienced these issues with the Sam's club app? Or does anybody know how to report this the a federal agency that regulates handicap accessibility?