u/Mark041891

In my case it’s increasing it. It’s 95F with index of 105 here in Nashville at 11am. Outdoor humidity is 60 and I thought I’d be a good citizen and raise my ac from 70 to 72 to lessen harm on power grid. However in doing so, it’s increased my indoor humidity from 55 to 60.

According to Google it says to run a dehumidifier for this. But I don’t want to increase our electric bill.

We’re in a new lease on an older rental home fwiw.

In my case it’s increasing it. It’s 95F with index of 105 here in Nashville at 11am. Outdoor humidity is 60 and I thought I’d be a good citizen and raise my ac from 70 to 72 to lessen harm on power grid. However in doing so, it’s increased my indoor humidity from 55 to 60.

According to Google it says to run a dehumidifier for this. But I don’t want to increase our electric bill.

We’re in a new lease on an older rental home fwiw.

I’ve had OCD this past decade of my life and while at some points I started collecting CDs and Books and Box Sets, albeit a small collection, lately I just feel too drained to want to keep them and they just become dust collectors in my room. I don’t play them anymore. Most if not all is on streaming.

Anyone else feel similar?

Roach infested buildings. We got rid of them very early on in our lease with gel bait but now about a month left in our lease, they’re back. Seems like gel bait, even the one with IGR won’t do anything now. Maintenance is shit and won’t do anything —they literally just mark requests as “complete” without showing up or anything.

We move into a rental house next month and though there is possibility that we will bring them with us, at least killing them could be easier without being attached to other neighbors.

Just thought I’d post here as I know there was some posts awhile back inquiring about these apartments.

Obviously the manual to the H12 Pro says to only use their solution but I’ve read that sometimes people have had luck with using Bissell’s solutions for their different branded wet/dry vacs.

Main reason for me is that while the Dreame solution is on, it doesn’t smell nor sanitize. We’ve been having bug issues and am trying to thoroughly clean a bit more than I usually do.

Bought and cooked some of the frozen Butterball 1/3 lb burgers. I cooked 2 patties in the same skillet on stove. Before I turned burner off it read about 135 so I just let them rest til they hit about 142. I was in hurry to get them cooked and their outsides were getting pretty blackened/crisped as well as the oil in pan and didn’t want to set off our smoke alarms.

I didn’t notice any pink on inside or anything. When would we notice any illness from these burgers?

I’m subscribed, synced, turned off both iPhone and watch and it either gives me the dumb “requires subscription” message on the watch or it just does nothing when I hit play on a track and sometimes will randomly scroll through all the tracks and then does nothing

This is supposed to be something that just works but doesn’t.

I notice that usually TWC lists us with “severe potential” on any given day’s description as long as it aligns with being included in the SPC risk zone.

However I’m not seeing it this time. Is there a reason for this or something in the forecast technical details I’m missing?

So I’m scrolling and trying to find some good “full body” resistance band workout videos for beginners like me to use with the over-the-door bands to shed some fat, but one thing I notice in common with them:

none of the videos mention what weight of band they are using with the exercises they do. And sometimes they switch bands without saying why (will band break if I use with some exercise and not others?)

Anyway, sorry for what could be a repeated question in this sub.

For a small 8 lb dog, I'm just learning that I should be switching to something stainless steel to prevent bacteria. I've always cleaned out the plastic one I have currently, but noticed our girl doesn't seem to drink from it as often as I'd like her to. Her current one is also a plug-in fountain type that requires filters every week or so.

I've been eyeing this one, as well as this one

I'd like to get one where the cord (if I get one that is coreded) isn't permanently attached to the bowl thus making cleaning difficult. And the less pieces/filters to clean the better.

Any suggestions and what I should watch out for? I've been seeing ones that are filter free too, and instead, they separate dirty from the clean water and not recycle the same water.

We’ve been looking at properties around the area, and looking at Grandea Crescent Park apartments. Anyone familiar with them?

Only one car with us and we both work at different places so next to public transit is ideal. We’re coming from Nashville after 2 years. Originally from the smaller town of McMinnville.

Send me your suggestions!

The clean water tank has only a quarter size opening to fill with water. No matter what way i angle it to air dry after emptying it’s taking longer to dry then the main dirty tank.

Can never be on process without being pulled to help with candy pallets, produce, ODP, and if not that, we’re tasked with cleaning off JUNK topstock carts all day, either full of trash, or ON overstock. Communication is low and definitely not what I’m used to compared to other stores.

I’m just done with it. Hoping to transfer soon to hopefully a better store, if not get into something else entirely.

As a cap 1 associate it pisses me off because if we don’t vizpick they get more and more nil picks. Literally every other day I’m actually put as OPD on the schedule.

A lot of people at our store are getting hours cut, so ya they may be trying to just give me the hours but even when I’m there they’re just hounding people to get into pick walks and for cross trained people from other areas to join.

Anyway I hate the system.