u/Illustrious-Pool-760

I didn’t realize how much I was buying just because it was easy. Had a few apps on my phone where I’d scroll out of boredom and end up ordering something small. Nothing crazy, but it added up fast. Deleted them “temporarily” and never really installed them back. Spending dropped almost immediately without me trying that hard. Kinda obvious in hindsight, but I needed that friction. What’s something small you removed that made saving easier?

Original engine. Original transmission. I've done the basics - oil changes, brakes, timing belt at 90k, a water pump along the way. That's basically it. It's not pretty. There's a dent in the rear quarter panel from a parking lot incident I'd rather not discuss, and the driver's seat bolster is completely gone on one side. But every morning it starts. Every highway mile it just cruises. At this point I feel like I owe this car a formal apology for ever considering replacing it

What's the highest mileage Corolla you've seen still running?

I see a lot of different advice about hair washing, some say daily, others say only a few times a week. What actually works best in terms of hygiene and scalp health?