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I had a spinal fusion 1.5 years ago, involving four levels: L2, L3, L4, L5, and S1. Overall, it was worth it; my shooting pains have disappeared, but now I experience stiffness and slower walking, especially when I wake up or do yard work. When I walk, I tend to lean forward or hunch down, which feels more comfortable. However, I try to walk upright, but the faster I go, the more I find myself leaning forward. Has anyone else noticed this more than a year after their surgery?

Is it true that if I set my 4Runner's front windshield defroster to high and start the SUV using the Toyota app, the defroster won't turn on to blow heat on the windshield?

I have a question on rag sizes and plushness.

I purchased a 24" x 30" microfiber towel that is thicker than typical microfiber cloths. I've used microfiber cloths for years and really like them, but I often have to wring them out to dry my SUV. I chose a soft, thick plush towel, and it works well on half of my SUV. However, when I try to wring it out, I can't remove all the moisture, and if I proceed to the other half, it leaves streaks because it's still wet. Thinner microfiber cloths are easier to wring out, allowing me to use 2 or 3 per SUV. Does anyone else experience this? Why do many people value these thick plush microfiber towels so highly? I wonder if I’m using it incorrectly or approaching it the wrong way.