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No, I've only tried the lime as it was recommended as being very fragrant, which it is, but it's no big deal in the lather department.

My router is AC and does both 2.4 and 5 but my laptop may be incapable of dealing with it. The laptop was new in 2007 and I don't know what wifi protocol it uses, if that's the right terminology. 50 mbps is OK, but they upped my bill $5 per month when they went to 100 and I'm not benefiting...

For lime I'm using Razorock, but I'll try that next.

I get 100 with my ethernet cable but I only get 50 wirelessly. My limited knowledge in this matter tells me my computer(s) have some antiquated wifi hardware in them, or my router needs adjusting.

Quick question? My provider says they're giving me 100mbps. With an Ethernet cable between my router and my PC (a Sony Vaio), I can get 100 or better. Wireless I get 50 tops. Where's the bottleneck? The internet is cable. The modem is a Motorola/Arris SB6141 and the router is an Asus RT-AC68U.

You might be right, but I enjoy the ritual too much to leave out one of the best parts. I shave after a shower but not before I whip up a bowl of something wonderful. I do notice however, that if I need to go back over a place on my neck, for instance, I need to first put some suds on the area...

My needs are pretty basic. I want a place where I can store photos and data files (word, excel, musescore, etc) that is accessible from different computers in the house. Back-up is important. If my next laptop/tablet could use the NAS instead of an onboard HD, that would be a bonus. Any...

Do you have a crawl space?

Bleach is not the best choice. I was listening to a fix-it guy radio station and several callers called in with testimonials for this stuff. Wet & Forget I've never tried it.

You can come back and insulate a metal door. I can't say if that's better or worse than a fiberglass door with insulation already installed.

What were you using for shaving cream that makes shaving without it better? If you say you get it from a can, that's the problem.

If you're in a money saving mood, you might just try and see if you can get smooth tires in a size that fits your rim. There's a lot of drag in knobby tires.

I know I'm in the minority when I say this but I love to shave. I love mixing up a bowl of lather in a different fragrance everyday. This morning it was lime. I don't know what it will be tomorrow. I've got about seven or eight. Same with aftershaves. You can't have too many.

Hot dog buns that break into two pieces when you try to spread them open. Now what? That ain't gonna hold any onions or cheese and you can't put it down on your plate because your hand is the only thing holding it together.

I can connect a HD to my ASUS RT-AC68U router. Would that be considered a NAS?

I was at Best Buy looking at those when I saw thisDigiland 8" TabletIt was running Windows 10 and was pretty zippy. <$100

I use my Chromecast to stream from Couchtuner exclusively. I like to let it buffer a few minutes before I watch an episode of whatever. Most (95%) of the time it works flawlessly. If it doesn't, it's usually shitty internet that can't keep up.

We had one growing up. Shaped more like a John Deere tractor. Use the lightest hose you can find (1/2").

^No, but you are getting a bike that might be expensive/difficult to maintain.

^Does it not fit under cover anymore?

My wife had it done back in the day when they used scalpels, not lasers (we're old). I didn't want her to do it. It was too new but she went ahead and it was miraculous. Her eyesight has deteriorated over the years and she now uses glasses, especially for reading but we have no regrets about it.

I had a Besenji. I was tossing a ball for it one day and my kid was between the dog and the ball and that little fucker ran right over her (she was 4) to get to the ball. He could have gone around, but he was making a point. He slammed her down so fucking hard. I found another owner for that guy...

Sorry, it's tough.

That was true in California in 1849, too.

The air purifier function of the Hyla is extremely loud, but that's because it's primarily a vacuum cleaner. You just leave off the attachments and turn it on. It knows to run for only 1/2 hour but you can roll it from room to room and it really does clean the air.

Thanks for your help. Your site led me toHEREand after running the 'fix' three times on three different parts of Garmin Express, the problem seems resolved.

I trying to replace corrupt version of Garmin Express on my Win7 laptop. I can't do it the normal way using Control Panel. There's no listing for it. When I go to Garmin's site, I download the installer and then try to run it. Half way through I get a message saying it can't find...

This is what we have.Hyla. All the air that comes through the vacuum is filtered through a bucket of water. 100% of dust, hair, mites, etc. is trapped in the water. When you're done, you dump the water down the toilet. You can run it as an air purifier during allergy season if you want. Again...

I don't get why you'd want a bagless vac in the first place. It's just a glorified shop vac complete with the dust cloud you get when you empty it. Put that shit in a bag, unclip the bag and throw it away. No muss-no fuss and no dust all over your trash can or clothes.

And this is why when I travel, I take my own bed...mounted in my RV.

On all the units I've seen, you have the option of just not turning the heat on. I don't think the heater is the expensive part of the fireplace.

Is it too much to ask that the furnished apps work?

I have no fucking idea what any of that means nor do I wish to learn. I thought the idea, a long time ago, was was that the home computer was going to be no more difficult to operate than a toaster. If I can't click "mail" and get my mail, I have no use for Win 10.

I wish it worked, but I'm not computer savvy enough (or patient enough) to figure out why window's own mail or calendar app doesn't work or why now my built in SD card reader doesn't work.

Restored Windows 7. Too many software and hardware glitches to put up with.

I lived in Northern AZ for about 15 years, not Phoenix but it was hot except for 3 months of winter. I had to get up early and be done doing outside activities like hiking, gardening or house maintenance chores before 10am during most of the year. You almost never saw kids outside playing in the...

Phoenix is terrible but not for the reasons you list. Nobody except idiots are in danger during a flash flood and monsoon season is one of the nicest times of the year. It can be 100+ out there and a monsoon will come by and now its 70 and the air is clean of dust and all the plants just got...

Dear lurker, Someone has tried to log into your account on Rerolled with an incorrect password at least 5 times. This person has been prevented from attempting to login to your account for the next 15 minutes. The person trying to log into your account had the following IP address...

I live outside of Boise. I've been here less than a year so I can't comment on most of the things you're curious about. I came from Northern AZ. (Sedona) I used to average my electric bill at $200/month and I froze in the winter (I also had a pellet stove that ate $600/year in wood) and...