Lanx
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Then you have to get the more advanced Jap ones w/ the hot air. Otherwise 3 squares is enough to get left over water.
The "Shit I just bought" thread
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Palum
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So you need two water lines and 240V running to your toilet? Maybe I'll stick with paper
Frenzied Wombat
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No, I have two ToTo Bidets as well as a Kohler bidet toilet, so I am a die hard fan of automated ass/pussy cleaning. You do need a 120v outlet near the toilet (easily installed by an electrician), but the bidets use a T adapter off the water line to draw water, while the full toilet model installs as normal (still needs an outlet though).
Lanx
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you take the cold water from your toilet line and the hot water you tap from your sink.
You only need electricity if you want to move up to heated seat/blow dryer.
Sludig
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Wouldnt you need to run the water a bit before it gets warm or do houses in CO just suck because most homes I've been in, the warm takes a while to reach you unless sink is first in line from the water heater.
Noodleface
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I got my mother in law for secret Satan this year and she asked for a panini press. Looking at this one
Cuisinart GR-4N 5-in-1 Griddler, Silver, Black Dials https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002YD99Y4/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_fCcgAb3HANXYH
Or does someone have a better one they'd recommend at a similar price point?
Cuisinart GR-4N 5-in-1 Griddler, Silver, Black Dials https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002YD99Y4/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_fCcgAb3HANXYH
Or does someone have a better one they'd recommend at a similar price point?
Pagan
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Picked this up last night...was on the fence however after seeing it "live" on my friends phone it was a done deal.
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Palum
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I wanted to pick a few up for outside but I really don't think the lack of power is going to work for me.
Noodleface
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She doesn't want a foreman for whatever reason
Pagan
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Palum
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Pagan
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I thought the same thing, so the model I bought does not stream/record 24/7 and only when there is motion will it turn on. My friend who showed me his yesterday says he went almost 6 months before replacing the batteries, and on top of that these (Costco) came with rechargeable lithium batteries and are changed out within seconds.
Springbok
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Big Phoenix
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I need a bed as my current one is at the end of its life. What's the best way to go about getting a new one?
Palum
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I would hit up all the stores (including the newer ones like Brooklyn bedding and tuft and needle) and try them all out first. You can probably find deals online and elsewhere but I would definitely try before you buy.
BrutulTM
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People are going to disagree with me, but I'm pretty sure 90% of mattresses is just marketing. It's a soft pad to sleep on. My brother and sister in law have been buying those $300 king mattresses off of Amazon and people that stay with them all say they are awesome.
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fris
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what product do you use 6+ hours every day of your life for the next 10 years? if anything justifies the cost, it's a matress
that said, companies know this logic and feel they can charge a metric fuckton for them now. about 8 years ago, we got one of those mattresses that one person can sleep on and the other can do jumping jacks. my wife moves a ton in her sleep, so we wanted something that would help me sleep though. it doesn't prevent her from pulling the covers enough to roll me over, so it wasn't a complete fix.
give it's age, it's no longer flat. there's 2 dips where you can see we've been sleeping for years. i'm of the opinion that it might be better to get the cheapest memory foam style mattress w/ the intent to replace it every 5 years or so, instead of a more expensive model that you hope to keep for 20.
that said, companies know this logic and feel they can charge a metric fuckton for them now. about 8 years ago, we got one of those mattresses that one person can sleep on and the other can do jumping jacks. my wife moves a ton in her sleep, so we wanted something that would help me sleep though. it doesn't prevent her from pulling the covers enough to roll me over, so it wasn't a complete fix.
give it's age, it's no longer flat. there's 2 dips where you can see we've been sleeping for years. i'm of the opinion that it might be better to get the cheapest memory foam style mattress w/ the intent to replace it every 5 years or so, instead of a more expensive model that you hope to keep for 20.