u/Linkmaster2010

I moved recently and have finally been able to display some figures purchased that have been sitting in their boxes. I'll be displaying figures in my basement, so I'm checking if I need a second dehumidifier, but the temperature should rarely be over 72 F down here.

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I got this 1/4 scale Miku on sale, but she's effectively leaning causing her hair to float. It's not as noticeable on faux fur, but you can tell the furthest piece of her hair rests higher.

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At most, I'm thinking of using a hair dryer to warm up where the hair curves to make it lie more flat as intended. Thoughts or tips would be very appreciated!

I'm painting rooms in my house before I move in, and I went with Sherwin Willams for my bedroom (light blue/first two pics - the 2nd has more natural sunlight in the angle). I think the room came out great with a few nicks I didn't spot from the seller's primer showing more prominently now. This was the first room I've painted.

The darker green accent wall in my living room is Behr, and the guy at Home Depot convinced me to get "Paint and Primer"; it was much cheaper than the SW. When I poured out the Behr to begin painting, it was like a thick goop. I much preferred how SW painted because no matter how much rolling off I did, the Behr still left marks (shown in 3rd and 4th pics).

I did two full coats of the Behr without priming, but after washing the wall. Any advice on how to get a smoother finish evenly across the entire wall? Would lightly sanding help, or do I need to go buy another round of paint that isn't as thick as molasses?

Model #: PGE29BYTBFS

Bought a house recently that has a GE Profile fridge. The sellers don't believe calcium exists, so everything plumbing related is pretty disgusting and I'm deeply cleaning every faucet under the roof.

Is this worth cleaning, or can I just buy a replacement after I get a new filter for the fridge?