u/muazzam_mz

ok so i’ve been through like 4 pillows in the past year and i’m losing my mind. i’m a side sleeper, pretty broad shoulders, and every pillow i try is either too flat and my neck drops, or too high and i wake up with a crick. tried the coop, tried a random amazon one, tried a “cervical” pillow that felt like sleeping on a brick. is there a sweet spot? i keep reading that shoulder width matters for pillow height but nobody explains how to actually find the right height without buying 10 pillows. do i just keep guessing or is there something adjustable that actually works without the shredded foam mess? any recs appreciated, budget is like $30-60

I need to renew my ACLS certification soon and Im hoping to find a class near Berkeley.

So I work a pretty demanding desk job and by the time I’m done for the day I have maybe 20-30 minutes before I just want to decompress and stop thinking. I’ve been noticing my hips and lower back are getting progressively worse from sitting all day, and I know I need to do something about it.

I’ve looked into mobility training a bit and everything I find seems to assume you have like 45-60 minutes to dedicate to it, or that you’re already some kind of athlete with a solid base. I really just need something that gets me to a functional, not-in-pain baseline. Not trying to do the splits or anything extreme.

Is there a realistic way to actually make progress with shorter, more frequent sessions? Or is there some minimum effective dose that people have found actually moves the needle without turning it into another full commitment on top of everything else?

Really great folks as usual. Missed out on the killer deal Revival Defense had on BCM T2 kits and caught a setup a week or two later from Lanbos.

Been using Cascade pods for two years and they’re fine for dishes, but my dishwasher itself is a mess, weird brown buildup on the door seal and the inside smells stale even after a full cycle.

I’m mid-switch away from Cascade and trying to figure out the dishwasher cleaner situation at the same time. Looked into it and got completely lost. Tablets, gels, Affresh, not-Affresh, can’t tell what’s actually effective vs. just marketing.

Main priority is getting rid of that brown seal buildup, secondary goal is keeping the machine smelling normal long term. Anyone made a similar switch and found something that actually works?

I’ve spent the whole week trying to find the perfect dog training app and somehow ended up with five of them on my phone and zero decisions made. I’ve got Jessie (she’s 2) and I just want to commit to ONE and actually train with her instead of app-hopping and bleeding money every month.

The free stuff like Pupford has a ton of content but no real structure, so I just drown in it. The paid ones kind of blur together after a while. GoodPup is the one that genuinely got me, it’s something like $30 a WEEK, which feels insane for an app. Dogo makes you film your dog and wait for someone to review it, and I’m way too impatient for that. Woofz I didn’t mind, but it blew up my phone with notifications until I turned half of them off.

So I’m just gonna ask you guys: out of all these dog training apps, which one did you actually stick with, the one you still open months later? And did it genuinely change your dog’s behavior?

I have been on minoxidil on and off amd never tried finasteride because i watched a friend use it for months and saw no difference except for his mood lol..so I never bothered. I am at Norwood 3, temples are the main issue. Thinking of getting a transplant but I am wondering if dutasteride is worth trying before I go that route.

I’ve been hearing a lot of people talking lately about this suppliment nad+. Keep everything same Is this stuff legit? I’ve heard of peptides, and I know that some of them work, but I’ve never heard of nad+ so don’t know what to think. If any of you have taken this or know more about it, please help me understand

Hired a contractor for a garage conversion and he just told me the city wants a temporary fence around the front of the property before any demo work starts. I had no idea this was even a thing.

I’m not a contractor myself so I don’t really know where to start. Do I rent the fencing or does my GC handle that? If I rent it myself, what am I actually looking for, above-ground panels or something else? And how far in advance do I need to order?

Glendale project, work is supposed to start in about three weeks. Would appreciate any pointers from people who’ve dealt with this.

Is pt-141 a good peptide for men? I don’t have any particular physical issues, I just want to reduce inhibition and get out more. I’ve heard the compound can increase confidence and desire, but is that effect substantial enough to actually meaningfully reduce inhibition? If you have any experience using pt-141, please tell me about it.

The car blew a red light and ended up smashing into my driver’s side door. The impact was pretty hard, but luckily everybody came out okay. I did end up breaking some of the smaller bones in my foot on the initial impact, but I’ll survive. I’m looking for a lawyer to help me out here just because I’m not sure how things are going to shake up between insurance, hospital bills, and potential time away from work since I work at a warehouse.

border collie, 3 years old, torn ligament. vet says surgery is the only option,anyone switched providers after something like this and found something that actually covers orthopaedic stuff properly going forward?

just switched to a new carrier and the rates are solid - $28 for 20GB. service has been fine so far but I’m not seeing a lot of people talking about them online which makes me kinda nervous. anyone else use them or have experience with smaller carriers in general. curious how the coverage holds up in different areas and if theres anything I should watch out for.