u/Mission_Bid1541

Our toilet in the second bathroom has the WORST flushing system. You have to hold the handle down for a good 30 seconds and even then, you may have to wait 2-3 min for it to fill back up to even get TP down. We want to replace it with just a decent standard toilet, but we're first time homeowners and there are so many choices that it's a little overwhelming. I'd love suggestions. We don't need anything fancy, just one that is reliable and flushes like a normal freaking toilet 🤦‍♀️

We're located in the Midwest, US. Have access to Lowe's, Home Depot, Menards, NFM, plus some smaller retailers.

TIA!

I jumped on the smart watch bandwagon very late and just bought my first ones in the last month.

Looking for suggestions for a smart/dumb watch that is compatible with Android that:

•Has a smaller size watch face, preferably square/rectangular in shape

•Need to be able to switch the band out (I can't stand how the silicone/metal bands feel so have switched the ones I've tried (linked below) for braided nylon bands, and I have a 5.4" wrist so some of them just don't go small enough)

•Needs to accurately track:

-Steps (would be great if it allows you to adjust for step length)

-Sleep

-Heart rate (would like continual)

-Blood pressure (would like continual)

-Blood oxygen level

•Bonus:

-Weather view

-Ability to pause/play music

•Does NOT need to be functional for calls/texts, etc. This is merely for health tracking.

I've bought two:

https://a.co/d/0eR0JaAG

-The watch face size of this one is perfect, but the sleep tracker is terrible. It logged me "sleeping" while I was just laying down before bed and there's no way to mark it as inaccurate/remove.

https://a.co/d/0cIgwXEn

The watch face is too large for me, and it seems to track less sleep than I actually get with all sleep cycles.

I wore both of these at the same time to compare results yesterday:

-The step count was VERY different, but the first one allows you to select your step length where as the second doesn't so that could be the discrepancy (I'm 5' tall so my step length is shorter than average settings), but on BOTH of them I can't see yesterday's total on the watch itself or app (first uses Da Fit and second uses Fit Cloud Pro.

-They both had about the same amount of "deep sleep" tracked, but overall sleep time is inaccurate on both.

Maybe I'm unrealistic in my expectations? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I also understand "you get what you pay for" so I'm willing to spend a bit more for the right one.

Thanks in advance!