I got a new windshield installed at the dealership one week ago. After washing, I saw these small dots, only on one corner. They don't seem to be on the inside or outside of the windshield, and I can't find any way to remove them. Any idea what is going on here and how to get rid of them?
I'm an okay-ish golfer looking to get better (shoot 90-100) and trying to narrow down which sim I should get for the range. My focus while looking at sims (and improving my game) has mostly been club path and face angle data, but I noticed a lot of people don't seemed as concerned about getting a device that doesn't have this. Is that more because of a budget constraint or is it that once you get better, knowing club path and face angle become less important?
Looks like the Royal Oak Golf Center short game area closed down a while back. Sanctuary Lake is okay - I only found the one smaller chipping green. Any other courses in the metro area with a quality and sizable short game practice area?
2023 XC60 B5, United States: I've taken my car into the dealership to fix a rattle and hood latch issue. It's been two weeks and the car has been touched only one for a quick drive. The car has remained untouched in the back of the dealer lot all the other days. Is this normal and how long should I expect this work to take?
The two weeks itself doesn't bother me, but it seems like its just been untouched the whole time. Took them an entire week after I first took it in just for them to give it a quick test drive.
Just got the 4 piece measuring cup set from Marshall’s (thanks to recs from this sub!). I saw 5 different sets, but the 1/4 and 1/3 cups don’t stack together, at least not without some force. Is that how yours is as well?
Aside from minor cosmetic blemishes from HomeGoods/TJ Max, is there a consensus if they’re the same quality as normal retail locations or direct? Same with Costco. I’ve seen comments going both ways.
I’m currently using the Muscle and Motion Strength Training app. Are there any alternatives that folks here like?
New cook here, so I’m curious if this is a product that exists. Are there ramekin-sized prep bowls with measurement markings on the inside?
Most of the ingredients I’m measuring are spices or sauces in the 1 tsp – 1 tbsp range. Right now, I measure with a measuring spoon, then transfer everything into a ramekin, then wash the spoon, then repeat with other ingredients.
I’m wondering if there’s a small bowl where I can just pour ingredients directly into the bowl until they reach the 1 tsp, 2 tsp, 1 tbsp, etc. markings and cut out the measuring spoon.
Does something like this exist, or is there a better solution that people use?
If so, how effective was it? Any downsides and would you recommend?
Backstory: Thought I had PF for 2-ish years, but MRI is showing not thickening of the fascia and most doctors claim it is not PF if its lasted this long. Did all the things recommended on this sub with no results. Most doctors not believe its baxters and a nerve block has seemed to confirm this.
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I use it as a "guest" account today, but was trying to figure out how I get a userID so that the punch in my ID before I start and get the results to sync up via the app. Right now, I have to continue as "guest" and then scan the QR code at the end (which is quite finicky)
After I took my car to the dealership for routine maintenance, I now get this weird streak in my windshield after wiping. It've tried getting new wipers, using glass cleaner, and adding glaco to the windshield. Any idea what is going on and how to remove it?
(It's annoyingly worse when it rains heavier, but didn't get a chance to get that pic)
After I took my car to the dealership for routine maintenance, I now get this weird streak in my windshield after wiping. It've tried getting new wipers, using glass cleaner, and adding glaco to the windshield. Any idea what is going on and how to remove it?
(It's annoyingly worse when it rains heavier, but didn't get a chance to get that pic)
