u/NotaBolognaSandwich

This may be silly...but per the title, we switched to a different provider due to a huge cost difference. State farm was difficult with cancelling ,sending a whole bunch of info trying to say they were still better in cost ( they weren't), one time starting an email with "did we do something wrong?". I mean, we switched because the cost was literally half for the same coverage.

Anyway, does this matter for anything? They put that THEY cancelled our policy due to non payment. I mean, I have been paying state farm premiums for like 20 years. Does it actually even matter? I don't really want to deal with them anymore if it doesn't matter ,although on principle it annoys me.

Our 6 year old daughter over the past few months has developed some sort of sensory issue, and it has only gotten worse. It started with hating how socks feel, and has now developed to hating how underwear feel, then the shorts she wears over the underwear, and now bathing suits.

The problem, in addition to the sensory issue in general, is that it results in a massive meltdown. Crying, freaking out, taking the clothes off. Every day it takes at minimum 30 minutes to get her appropriately dressed for school. It has resulted in our sweet laughing kid basically crying and quiet on the car ride to school every morning these last few days especially. It is just so hard.

She has no other problems with anything sensory related. She is just a regular kid otherwise. She loves school, has friends, loves learning and playing. It is developing to now where she doesn't want to do things if she has to get dressed, even if it is her favorite thing to do. On the weekend we just let her wear a dress with no underwear or shorts, and shoes that don't need socks, but if she has to get dressed it still results in a meltdown, which makes me feel like it isn't school related specifically.

Once she just kind of accepts it, then it is fine, no issues during the whole day, a lot of time she will come home and take off her underwear, but somedays she gets right to playing and leaves them on. Sometimes it isn't an issue, mainly where she doesn't really think about it.

It's definitely gotten to the point the last 2 weeks where she is anticipating it, so it 100% is an issue. When this all started it was a sometimes it is an issue, sometimes it is not. Now it is a problem every time. The last 2 weeks have been rough mornings especially.

We have purchased some sensory underwear and seamless socks, but they haven't arrived yet. Does anyone have any suggestions? She is literally fine otherwise, as long as she doesn't wear socks or underwear, no urinary issues, pooping fine, nothing at all.

Can anyone provide some help?

So my polaris/vacuum is on the input side of my salt cell. So when the Polaris is on it turns off flow to the salt cell. Now, I have gone full robot vacuum and don’t use the Polaris anymore, but like to plug a fountain into the port in the pool, so it can cool the pool during the summer. The issue of course is while the fountain is on, my pool isn’t making chlorine, which of course is a problem during the summer especially. I was playing around with the equipment today and found if I have my automated jandy valve positioned such that water flow feeds both the Polaris port and the salt cell, so not cutting off the salt cell completely, as long as the rpm is high enough on my pump, the fountain works fine and I have good enough flow to the salt cell. My question is…is this ok to do this?