I am hoping to buy a good quality Asian style soup spoon (like the one you would use for pho) and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for where to buy it from! It will be for my roommate who is a soup fiend and will be making various types of soups multiple times per week! Any advice is appreciated! Thank you!
I absolutely love the cx-30, it’s such a cute little suv and would be the perfect size for me! The only drawback is that it’s not a hybrid in the us and I would love to have a hybrid. Any ideas about if/when it will be offered as a hybrid car in the us? Thanks!
Hi everyone! Later this month I will be moving into an apartment that has copper pipes (that could potentially have lead soldering). Because of this, I am concerned about lead in my water supply and plan to purchase a faucet mounted water filter for my kitchen and bathroom sinks. From what I'm reading online, the Pur Plus faucet mounted water filter appears to be my best option for filtering lead since it has NSF/ANSI standard 53 compliance. I'm wondering if I should also get a pitcher based filter to supplement the faucet mounted filter. For reference, the water supply of the city I'm living in is very clean, I'm just concerned about my own home. If anyone has thoughts about the Pur Plus faucet mounted filter I would love to hear them! Thank you!
Hi everyone! I'm going to be renting my first apartment starting next month and am currently in the process of setting up utilities. I am going to be using Spectrum as my internet provider and was planning on going with the $30/month plan with 100 mbps. I have one room mate and we're going to mainly be using WiFi to do university assignments and watch movies with friends, nothing crazy. Spectrum automatically suggested that we upgrade our payment to $40/month so that it can include advanced WiFi. My first reaction was that it seemed like an unnecessary upcharge and that we should decline. As I looked into it more, it seems as though you need to select advanced WiFi in order to have a router. From looking at other reddit posts I'm seeing that you can buy your own router but Spectrum won't perform maintenance/repairs on it. As I said earlier, we aren't planning on using WiFi for anything crazy so would it be realistic for us to just buy a router and set it up independently? Neither of us have any experience doing anything like this and aren't especially tech savvy but are willing to learn. Thank you so much for any help!
Hello r/Cleveland! Lifelong Westsider here! I need to make multiple drives through East Cleveland (city of East Cleveland, not east side, just so we’re clear) soon and wanted some insight about daytime safety from Clevelanders who have experience living, working, or driving in EC. I’m aware that EC is a high crime area but wanted insight about how concerned I should be to be there during the day. Thank you for any insight, it is much appreciated!
EDIT: Thank you all for your replies, it seems like I may have been over reacting a tad bit. I will make sure to be wary of potholes