u/Technical_Rope6312

Okay I’m 5’10 and about 100lbs. Located in the US. Budget for a chair is not a problem, Im willing to spend whatever it takes to be comfortable working. I work a 9-5 from my home office and I get up about every 2-3 hours and go for at least a 10 minute walk. My butt HURTS. Constantly. I’ve tried putting all sorts of seat cushions on my current chair (the contoured ones, gel ones, the ones that are like purple mattresses) and nothing works. I need recommendations for the biggest, fluffiest, softest chairs that are going to work for me. The issue I run into is that I don’t weigh anything so I don’t sink in to chairs, so none of the hard padding that’s meant to last actually helps me. Office chairs are generally rigid because of the use they get, but I’ve had my current chair for 3+ years and the cushion still isn’t broken in at all. Other people sit on it and say it’s fine it just feels brand new but they also sink in to the cushion. I dont. HELP!!!

My bf works in a field where he’s going to other people’s homes for work. He just called me and let me know that one lady’s house was infested with fleas, to the point they were all over him and he had to use a shop vac to get them off.

He’s running to the store to get a spray for himself and his work vehicle, but how can we make sure nothing gets into our house with our animals?

As of now, my plan is to take a clean pair of underwear and a large ziplock to the garage for him to bag his affected clothes, change into the underwear, come upstairs and immediately shower. However, he will have to walk on quite a bit of carpet to get to the shower which I know fleas can infest carpets.

Then, I’ll take the bagged clothes to the laundry room and immediately put them in for a hot load.

How do I ensure there’s no fleas on him before he comes inside/how do I make sure there’s fleas don’t jump when I try to put the clothes in the washer?

Is there any other steps I should take?

Edit to add: our animals are on flea & tick preventative I’m just paranoid and scared.