https://www.amazon.com/Innovera-Softskin-Wrist-Black-51452/dp/B0012YS744
Just cheap, every day purchases that changed your life.
Gel wrist rest. $10. Something so simple, saved my hand.
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https://www.amazon.com/Innovera-Softskin-Wrist-Black-51452/dp/B0012YS744
Just cheap, every day purchases that changed your life.
Gel wrist rest. $10. Something so simple, saved my hand.
wubbanub pacifier. It had enough weight where it wouldn't fall out of the babies mouth and they loved playing with the animal.
A white noise machine. $15
https://www.amazon.com/LectroFan-Fidelity-Machine-Unique-Non-Looping/dp/B086TPTLPC
https://www.amazon.com/LectroFan-Fidelity-Machine-Unique-Non-Looping/dp/B086TPTLPC
is there any reason to get these over a smart speaker?
We've been using both the Echo and the Home with SleepSounds and we love it cause we can switch from white noise to rain, fireplace, and dozens of others
This, I started actually looking at shoe sizes because I could never find two that were as comfortable as the next. Then I found wide sizes.
It's made shoe shopping a bit easier, although wide sizing still varies by brand.
Yes. But if you get one, I recommend either the Ninja Foodi Grill or the Ninja Foodi, as both offer additional functionality.
what do you use it for? my parents have one but we kind of use it as a slight deep frier replacement (mostly chicken wings/drumsticks etc). the portion sizes are a bit small too
As a person with back trouble Kizik shoes.... you just step into them and they hug your foot...
They don't cost any more than other shoes, cheaper than a lot of brands...
I no longer dread leaving the house because putting on shoes is so painful.
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They don't cost any more than other shoes, cheaper than a lot of brands...
I no longer dread leaving the house because putting on shoes is so painful.
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These are just small convection ovens. If you've got a convection oven, you don't need an air fryer.
Cut your nose hair in a safe & sanitary way with safety scissors such as these:
Lies. I bought pretty good ones (De Buyer) for a trial, seasoned them 4 times before attempting to fry an egg. Terrible experience. Kind of afraid to touch them again.
It isn't super easy to get right but once you do - it's magic. I have non stick, titanium, steel and cast iron and eggs are by far easiest to make on the cast iron.Cut your nose hair in a safe & sanitary way with safety scissors such as these:
Lies. I bought pretty good ones (De Buyer) for a trial, seasoned them 4 times before attempting to fry an egg. Terrible experience. Kind of afraid to touch them again.
Also, sometimes in the mornings I make pancakes for the family and to make it go fast I often use the cast iron and the non stick at the same time. the difference in heat is just jaw dropping. I run the non stick at 9 (max setting) and the cast iron at 5, but even then the pancake takes about a third of the time on the cast iron. And with better results. Creamier interior with proper outsides.
Making indian or thai food that in many cases absolutely -demand- high heat is just impossible to get right o a non stick.
If you season properly and enough times those fried eggs should slide around the pan like a hockey puck on fresh ice. Honestly you probably didn't do it enough times.
Lol, I thought I was about to read that these sort of people really exist:
wubbanub pacifier. It had enough weight where it wouldn't fall out of the babies mouth and they loved playing with the animal.
Hmm. Maybe those aren't just good pans. Or maybe I should try the oil frying method. The way I did it was by backing them for an hour with a thin oil coating. Thought doing it 4 times would be enough.
Thanks.
Not really, they pretty much do the same thing. I just like having a device that has a sole purpose and doesn't rely on my phone, plus it is great for travel when in hotel rooms.
Cut your nose hair in a safe & sanitary way with safety scissors such as these:
Lies. I bought pretty good ones (De Buyer) for a trial, seasoned them 4 times before attempting to fry an egg. Terrible experience. Kind of afraid to touch them again.
Are you kidding me?Something line this is way safer and more convenient.
Consider your life changed, thank me later!
Some pans have a pretty rough base surface. I find those really hard to get right. Mine was like that so I bought some sandpaper and went to work. Was some preseasoning etc on it as well, so it changed color to pretty shiny and smooth bare metal. But then, I seasoned it. 3 times, properly. And I just felt that that time, it worked. Now, I never wash it with anything but water and I never let it sit for long with acidic foods such as tomato sauce in it.
A good way to clean it is to put some water in it then put it on the stove. When the water starts boiling use a heavy wooden utensil and scrub hard. Then rinse and wash with a brush. Works well
I have to echo a bidet. You don't need a fancy model but your butthole will never be the same again.
I've never gotten a cast iron pan to cook eggs well. I know the newer ones are coarser in finish (I've read of some people sanding them smoother) but I prefer to keep mine for searing meats and cooking other things.
I keep a non-stick pan around almost exclusively for eggs.
I've never gotten a cast iron pan to cook eggs well. I know the newer ones are coarser in finish (I've read of some people sanding them smoother) but I prefer to keep mine for searing meats and cooking other things.
I keep a non-stick pan around almost exclusively for eggs.
Not true. Their design is different than a convection oven. Convection ovens just blows around the air in the big space of the oven. While an Air Fryer has a big fan right above the heating element and blows down directly onto the food and goes around underneath it. It makes the food differently because of that as well as being faster. Due to how it's designed you don't need to preheat either.
I have the Ninja Foodi 5 in 1. It's an excellent device that I use near daily, but when not on sale, I could see this being too pricy for someone if they only care about air frying.
With that said, it has a permanent spot in my kitchen counter and I pretty much don't have any room for this for the kitchen in my 1 bed room apartment haha.
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100 percent this. I used to get sneakers that were bigger than my feet by about a size or size and a half just because they weren't wide enough by default. Then I realized some sneakers have extra wide and I don't have to do that.
A good bicycle is not terribly inexpensive but it's such a great tool, and has saved me thousands of dollars for commuting and being my main form of exercise. No car and no gym dues.
Huge boost for my mental and physical health and not expensive at all.
Huge boost for my mental and physical health and not expensive at all.
I bought a knock off squatty potty.
As someone with prepH wipes and creams on standby at all times, anything to streamline the process helps.
As someone with prepH wipes and creams on standby at all times, anything to streamline the process helps.