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I don't personally but the sweet home did just this very thing! I had never heard of it honestly http://thesweethome.com/reviews/best-portable-dishwasher/
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Nephzinho posted:So looks like my girlfriend and I are going to be staying in our apartment for at least another year. This place doesn't have a dishwasher and it is a pain in the dick. We are looking at some countertop/portable models to set up on our counter or under the kitchen island - does anyone have any experience with these things? I had one in college, it worked very well but was an eyesore because it needed to be on the counter so it could gravity-drain into the sink. This was like 8 years ago so maybe they've gotten better.
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Nephzinho posted:So looks like my girlfriend and I are going to be staying in our apartment for at least another year. This place doesn't have a dishwasher and it is a pain in the dick. We are looking at some countertop/portable models to set up on our counter or under the kitchen island - does anyone have any experience with these things? I would make sure its okay with your lease. Some dont allow them because it makes a huge loving mess if they malfunction.
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Just got an inflatable kayak as a gift, but I don't have a good air pump. I have a battery powered air-mattress pump, but I would like to get something that ideally has adapters for ac/dc(car+battery), but I'm not seeing much. There's this one (http://www.amazon.com/Intex-Quick-Fill-Electric-110-120-15-9CFM/dp/B00G7H780U), that has ac+dc/car, and I suppose I could rig a battery pack to it based on the standard connector, but it seems like an all-in-one should exist somewhere for a reasonable amount of money. I'm also not sure this model even has enough PSI to be worth it. I'm also looking for recommendations for a foot or hand pump, since I'd like a non-electronic backup.
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OGDanDogg posted:Just got an inflatable kayak as a gift, but I don't have a good air pump. I have a battery powered air-mattress pump, but I would like to get something that ideally has adapters for ac/dc(car+battery), but I'm not seeing much. There's this one (http://www.amazon.com/Intex-Quick-Fill-Electric-110-120-15-9CFM/dp/B00G7H780U), that has ac+dc/car, and I suppose I could rig a battery pack to it based on the standard connector, but it seems like an all-in-one should exist somewhere for a reasonable amount of money. I'm also not sure this model even has enough PSI to be worth it. NRS Wonder pump.
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May 17, 2016 22:12
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I feel like I should trust you based on your avatar. Any recommendations for powered ones?
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I'm looking for a knit blanket to use during the summer. I had one as a kid that was light and had holes in it (on purpose) but I don't know what that is called. Preferably Queen.
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I lost the power brick for my external HDD enclosure, is it safe to use one of these as a replacement? For $10 more I can get another enclosure or I can just pop the drive in my tower. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B015PXUHYA/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3NRS42V3WU6A8&coliid=I3IFTI8QX4HGKV&psc=1
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Inzombiac posted:I'm looking for a knit blanket to use during the summer. I had one as a kid that was light and had holes in it (on purpose) but I don't know what that is called. Was it a waffle knit blanket? They can be really nice and light for warmer weather. Scathach has a new favorite as of 13:52 on May 19, 2016 |
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colas posted:I lost the power brick for my external HDD enclosure, is it safe to use one of these as a replacement? For $10 more I can get another enclosure or I can just pop the drive in my tower. Probably. You didn't tell us what HDD enclosure you have, so it's hard to be certain.
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Inzombiac posted:I'm looking for a knit blanket to use during the summer. I had one as a kid that was light and had holes in it (on purpose) but I don't know what that is called. Maybe try an afghan?
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OGDanDogg posted:I feel like I should trust you based on your avatar. Any recommendations for powered ones? Any of these are good. Not cheap, though. The Big Blower is what a lot of rafting companies and boat operators use, but it's probably overkill for a ducky. I use the Metro Magic Air on big boats and it actually works really well. It's nice that it has a vacuum function so you can really deflate the boats when you roll them up for winterizing. It's got the 12V plug, but I've got alligator clips on mine to connect to a car battery. That NRS hand pump actually moves quite a bit of air, though. It would be completely sufficient for a ducky. And it will get things better than 15 psi, which is rock fuckin hard on little boats. What kind of boat is it?
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OGDanDogg posted:Just got an inflatable kayak as a gift, HenryJLittlefinger posted:What kind of boat is it? Also interested in this. I drunk-bought a pair of little packrafts over Christmas but have not messed with them yet. They inflate via the stuff sack and that just sounds painful, so I am also looking for a small pump.
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taqueso posted:Probably. You didn't tell us what HDD enclosure you have, so it's hard to be certain. I have this enclosure http://www.amazon.com/Rosewill-Alum...l+hdd+enclosure and I wanted to know if this would work with it. rosewill tech support couldn't give me a replacement power adapter http://www.amazon.com/dp/B015PXUHYA/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3NRS42V3WU6A8&coliid=I3IFTI8QX4HGKV&psc=1
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:Any of these are good. Not cheap, though. The Big Blower is what a lot of rafting companies and boat operators use, but it's probably overkill for a ducky. I use the Metro Magic Air on big boats and it actually works really well. It's nice that it has a vacuum function so you can really deflate the boats when you roll them up for winterizing. It's got the 12V plug, but I've got alligator clips on mine to connect to a car battery. The Kayak is this model (http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Elements-Friday-Harbor-Adventure/dp/B003BUKWXQ/). I just bought a cheapo foot pump (http://www.amazon.com/Intex-69611E-Bellows-Foot-Pump/dp/B001ANYRGE) to evaluate my needs and experiment with "good enough." I like the idea of being able to deflate as well, since we have some air-mattresses and it's always been helpful for them. I have an old battery powered pump (4 D batteries), but for something I'd take out of the house, I'd like some kind of backup, and for 30 bucks this guy is pretty tempting (http://www.amazon.com/Intex-Quick-Fill-Rechargeable-110-120-21-2CFM/dp/B004N10RPK). Only worry is the PSI isn't listed and I don't want a squishy kayak.
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colas posted:I have this enclosure The back says DC 12V with + in the middle. It will fit and provide the right voltage, but I'm not sure on the amperage. I'd guess you'd probably be okay. If you can find that number out, then all you have to do is meet or exceed it and you're good to go.
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OGDanDogg posted:The Kayak is this model (http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Elements-Friday-Harbor-Adventure/dp/B003BUKWXQ/). I just bought a cheapo foot pump (http://www.amazon.com/Intex-69611E-Bellows-Foot-Pump/dp/B001ANYRGE) to evaluate my needs and experiment with "good enough." I like the idea of being able to deflate as well, since we have some air-mattresses and it's always been helpful for them. I have an old battery powered pump (4 D batteries), but for something I'd take out of the house, I'd like some kind of backup, and for 30 bucks this guy is pretty tempting (http://www.amazon.com/Intex-Quick-Fill-Rechargeable-110-120-21-2CFM/dp/B004N10RPK). Only worry is the PSI isn't listed and I don't want a squishy kayak. I would not trust that pump to get you to the right pressure. I don't know anything about those particular boats, but you want your hand to sting when you slap most boats. Bigger ones should ring. My paddle board barely even flexes at 15 psi and takes a bit of effort to get the last couple lbs in. The wonder pump won't let you down if you take care of it. Bongwizard (didn't you used to be bunnielab?), same to you. I've seen those bag inflators but never figured they'd be worth it. The wonder pump is pretty small, locks into a Leafield valve well, and is worth the extra size ( which isn't much, they're not big at all).
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OK this one should be easy but it's not (for me). I need a super lightweight hoodie, like even t-shirt material would be fine. I just need it to cover some tattoos but it's getting into the 70s here and even what amazon seems to consider "light" is pretty thick for a hoodie. I just need one that is available in US men's M or L and also in blue or dark blue. As is common with dumb old me I'm sure there is some kind of simple search query I haven't tried but since there is no shortage of outerwear available online I'm getting lost in cold layering stuff. Thanks.
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life is a joke posted:OK this one should be easy but it's not (for me). I need a super lightweight hoodie, like even t-shirt material would be fine. I just need it to cover some tattoos but it's getting into the 70s here and even what amazon seems to consider "light" is pretty thick for a hoodie. I just need one that is available in US men's M or L and also in blue or dark blue. As is common with dumb old me I'm sure there is some kind of simple search query I haven't tried but since there is no shortage of outerwear available online I'm getting lost in cold layering stuff. Thanks. Mens Long Sleeve Super Soft Jersey Lightweight Hoodie Sweatshirt (XXX-Large, Charcoal) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01ATNVO1Q/ Search for long sleeve hooded tshirt.
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Oh dude I am dumb, I put t-shirt in my sa post but was using "ultralight" in my amazon searches which was getting me sports and hiking gear. I went with a similar one with a zipper.
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OGDanDogg posted:The Kayak is this model (http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Elements-Friday-Harbor-Adventure/dp/B003BUKWXQ/). I just bought a cheapo foot pump (http://www.amazon.com/Intex-69611E-Bellows-Foot-Pump/dp/B001ANYRGE) to evaluate my needs and experiment with "good enough." I like the idea of being able to deflate as well, since we have some air-mattresses and it's always been helpful for them. I have an old battery powered pump (4 D batteries), but for something I'd take out of the house, I'd like some kind of backup, and for 30 bucks this guy is pretty tempting (http://www.amazon.com/Intex-Quick-Fill-Rechargeable-110-120-21-2CFM/dp/B004N10RPK). Only worry is the PSI isn't listed and I don't want a squishy kayak. I just got the massdrop for th as t kayak. It came with a pump and paddle. http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Elements-Bellows-Foot-Pump/dp/B004NVVE1G The paddle is branded by advanced elements as well and has a lock on the valve. Edit: If you want to stay with a foot pump.
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The thick plaster walls in my apartment are killing my wireless signal. Can anyone recommend a good Wi-Fi extender?
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fuckwolf posted:The thick plaster walls in my apartment are killing my wireless signal. Can anyone recommend a good Wi-Fi extender? Not a fan of pure wireless extenders (i.e. repeaters), get a Ubiquiti Unifi AP AC if you can run ethernet
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Unifi stuff is really great. They do make some extenders, but an extender of any brand will really hurt your network throughput. If you get multiple Unified APs, they will act as one network seamlessly. Power over Ethernet, so you only have to run one cable. It's worth running the cable if you care about things like streaming to Chromecast, Steam in home streaming, or anything that really taxes the network.
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Summer approaches! I work in a business casual place and I walk a fair bit to and from the office. I'm looking for plain black or white shirts I can wear under my dress shirts that'll keep me a little more cool and not look like shiny gym clothes.
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Unico Airsim tshirts are what you are looking for.
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bongwizzard posted:Unico Airsim tshirts are what you are looking for. Are you sure that is what they are called?
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Inzombiac posted:Summer approaches! Don't wear undershirts
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If you have to wear an undershirt wear gray because it wont pop through your clothes and make you look worse
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PRADA SLUT posted:Don't wear undershirts Make me. I kinda have to otherwise people see my hairy chest or I wear a tie and that would make me hotter. Temperature wise, not aesthetics wise... maybe.
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Inzombiac posted:Are you sure that is what they are called? Airism http://www.uniqlo.com/us/product/men-airism-v-neck-t-shirt-short-sleeve-162848.html#02~/men/airism/innerwear-tops/t-shirts/~ http://www.uniqlo.com/us/product/men-airism-mesh-v-neck-t-shirt-short-sleeve-162850.html#02~/men/airism/mesh/tops/~ I don't know what the difference is.
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Wonderful, thanks.
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PRADA SLUT posted:Don't wear undershirts What? Why?
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I want a canoe that wont break the bank. Think paddling once a week in calm river situations, maybe some light fishing. Maybe enough room for packing equipment if I'm feeling adventurous. Ir will be used by one person most times but space for one more would be nice.
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Check out a gear thread in my precious but seldom-visited subforum, RSF: Take a Hike! It moves a little slow but between jokes there are some really good posts by people who know what they're talking about when it comes to anything outdoors.
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Danger Mahoney posted:I want a canoe that wont break the bank. I applaud your ecological concern
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PRADA SLUT posted:Don't wear undershirts It must be weird not having sweat glands.
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Inzombiac posted:Summer approaches! if you must wear undershirts under dress shirts, wear a deep V-neck. It's tacky as hell to see the neck of an undershirt underneath a dress shirt
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Pron on VHS posted:if you must wear undershirts under dress shirts, wear a deep V-neck. It's tacky as hell to see the neck of an undershirt underneath a dress shirt wife-beaters for life
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Pron on VHS posted:if you must wear undershirts under dress shirts, wear a deep V-neck. It's tacky as hell to see the neck of an undershirt underneath a dress shirt ??? I must be years behind because this is literally the first time I have heard this. If I am wearing a button-up without a tie in a professional setting, it would be gauche to show of my chest hair.
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