Hi there - so my toddler got headlice, was treated with 100% dimethicone oil and promptly thru a tantrum on our kitchen hardwood after returning home. Any tips for making our hardwood not a slip and slide? Have tried Dawn, vinegar, and isopropyl alcohol and still quite slick.
Thanks!
Hey there - I pulled at least 5 big ones (moving) and maybe 5-7 eggs (small, not moving) off my 2 years old tonight at bath. She goes to daycare. Doesn’t seem to be agitated by them (itching). Is this headlice?
I’m looking to build an at-home hitting setup, but my garage ceiling is too low, so I need to hit outdoors. I think I have two options for placing the net:
A few questions for people who’ve done outdoor setups:
Hitting surface: Is driveway + mat the better option? If I go with option 2 (Grass), would I need to make a permanent tee box so that I have a firm surface to hit off? I've read that having a mat on grass can produce 'bounced' shots or unrealistic feel
Shank Prevention: I plan to be set-up to be close to the net as possible to reduce shanks / mis-hits. I'm a decent player but who amongst us is shankproof. For that reason, I'd look to have a shank net on option 1 and likely option 2 (even with the fence on the side). Which option do you think is 'safer'?
As far as net, I'm looking at the Spornia SPG8 given its size and ease of set-up/take-down. Would appreciate any insights or thoughts from people who also have an outdoor set-up - nets, hitting mats, temporary vs. semi-permanent, mis-hit prevention, etc.... Thanks!
