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Anyone own a decent bluetooth shower speaker?
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.Z. posted:Anyone have opinions regarding wool comforters vs down comforters? PENDLETON, AGAIN
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Always Pendleton.
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colas posted:Anyone own a decent bluetooth shower speaker? Logitech UE Boom
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colas posted:Anyone own a decent bluetooth shower speaker? pendleton
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ArmZ posted:pendleton Aww no longer available http://www.pendleton-usa.com/product/LEATHER-BLUETOOTH-SPEAKER/172956/fs/true.uts
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taqueso posted:Aww no longer available gently caress. Well any suggestions for one < $100? I don't need to drop $100+ on something I'll only use in the shower.
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Inzombiac posted:So if you want good formal shoes, Bostonian and Ecco. These are also good for your cosplay outfit at dadcon 2k16
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colas posted:gently caress. Well any suggestions for one < $100? Ive got: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017JY0UTU/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 But it just sits in the shower not getting actively wet.
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colas posted:gently caress. Well any suggestions for one < $100? Does it actually have to sit in the shower? Could you just get a regular speaker and set it on your vanity/toilet tank/on the floor in front of your shower/etc?
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Sep 29, 2016 00:48
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colas posted:gently caress. Well any suggestions for one < $100? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HDVLHTQ/ can get wet and works well enough to be useful in places like backyards and garages as well. I set it on the shelf when I take a shower, it's directly in the shower's stream, and it runs fine. The bike-mount version for a dollar more is the same thing, with a detachable bike mount.
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What's a good food flask/lunchbox that's watertight and keeps food hot or cold? Trying to cut down on costs by not spending £5+ a day on lunch. Something that could hold soups/stews but also random pasta dishes and salads and whatever. I've got my eye on this (I love the integrated spoon), but want to see if there is anything else out there I should consider.
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Sep 29, 2016 16:53
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Frankston posted:What's a good food flask/lunchbox that's watertight and keeps food hot or cold? Trying to cut down on costs by not spending £5+ a day on lunch. Something that could hold soups/stews but also random pasta dishes and salads and whatever. You might like these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000UEO9ZS/ https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00M1ECQZ0/
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Sep 29, 2016 17:03
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The Zojirushi lunch jars are great. I've had a 4 bowl Mr Bento for years.
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Lawen posted:The Zojirushi lunch jars are great. I've had a 4 bowl Mr Bento for years. 
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Recommendation for a pair of in-ear headphones with a microphone? I've been using the one that came with my Sony Z3 for a while and I tore one of the earpieces apart. Need a replacement. Not looking for something extreme, but good value would be appreciated.
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I need a recommendation for a DVD case case. Not a case, or a binder, but like a protective travel case for like 100-200 in slim cases. Preferably a high ratio of quality:price.
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Furcifer posted:Recommendation for a pair of in-ear headphones with a microphone? I've been using the one that came with my Sony Z3 for a while and I tore one of the earpieces apart. Need a replacement. Not looking for something extreme, but good value would be appreciated. I only listen to podcasts and I find the Skullcandy Ink'd ones to be fine. They're only around $10 so it's okay to lose or break them. I've had a couple pairs and only one minor issue. If you want something great for music, avoid them.
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Inzombiac posted:Counterpoint: Just fyi if you still have the box or receipt Macy's will take them back. Source: I work there
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signalnoise posted:I need a recommendation for a DVD case case. Not a case, or a binder, but like a protective travel case for like 100-200 in slim cases. Preferably a high ratio of quality:price. How sturdy, like does it need to survive being checked as luggage, or just tossed in your car?
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bongwizzard posted:How sturdy, like does it need to survive being checked as luggage, or just tossed in your car? Car. It should probably lock, too. This will be used as a repository of games at a convention in our office.
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Are those two left shoes?
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signalnoise posted:Car. It should probably lock, too. This will be used as a repository of games at a convention in our office. Look at like a double deep pistol case then. You will have to cut the foam a bit to get everything in and secure but they run like $20-50 and while not as sturdy as a pelican case, are good for lite/medium duty stuff.
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we are the Funyuns posted:Are those two left shoes?
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Geoj posted:Does it actually have to sit in the shower? Could you just get a regular speaker and set it on your vanity/toilet tank/on the floor in front of your shower/etc? IT'S GOTTA BE IN THE SHOWER WITH ME OR NOTHIN.
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I have the UE Boom which isn't waterproof but it is when I put it in a ziplock bag. I did that after it vibrated itself off the edge and into the tub once.
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I'm looking for a big book on folk medicine. History, alleged treatment, as much as I can get. Bonus points if the book doesn't claim that any of them work. Just as a neat historical reference.
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I need a piece of software that helps with making shift schedules. I only need it for a 5 day period though. I need to make a schedule using 3 different staff types and a total of about 40 people. Bonus points if it can be used in real time as a clock-in clock-out system.
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we are the Funyuns posted:Are those two left shoes? It's Eugene Levy's character from Best in Show, who had two left feet.
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signalnoise posted:I need a piece of software that helps with making shift schedules. I only need it for a 5 day period though. I need to make a schedule using 3 different staff types and a total of about 40 people. Bonus points if it can be used in real time as a clock-in clock-out system. https://alternativeto.net/software/ganttproject/ I haven't actually tried any of these programs 
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Anyone have a suggestion for an air purifier that will remove dust from a litter box from the air? I have my cat's litter box in a closet in one of the rooms in my house and that room gets really dusty really fast, from all the dust the liter creates. I want an air filter that will deal with this (if possible). I looked at the sweethome but I think their suggestions are way overkill since it's only one small room I need it for. Looking for under $100, with HEPA filters preferably since that's what I read was good.
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You might want to consider using better litter, like the clumping kind that doesn't create giant clouds of dust. I used to use a clay litter and it was terrible but I haven't had dust clouds since switching to clumping / flushable.
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Bhodi posted:You might want to consider using better litter, like the clumping kind that doesn't create giant clouds of dust. I used to use a clay litter and it was terrible but I haven't had dust clouds since switching to clumping / flushable. What brand do you use?
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turbomoose posted:What brand do you use? Regardless, even the ones they consider dusty aren't even close to your standard inexpensive clay-based cat litter. Bhodi has a new favorite as of 17:33 on Oct 7, 2016 |
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If it's just for one room you might try strapping a furnace panel filter onto a basic box fan (filter attached to the front of the fan.) It's surprisingly effective.
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In the vein of dustless cat litter I've been buying natures miracle brand for the cat and haven't noticed any dust issues and I believe they advertise it as dustless.
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Anyone have a thread or web page recommendation for organizing the myriad of online accounts I have to better work with Google's ecosystem?
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signalnoise posted:Anyone have a thread or web page recommendation for organizing the myriad of online accounts I have to better work with Google's ecosystem? Not quite sure what you mean, but perhaps LastPass? It stores all credentials securely and it's searchable.
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I mean I want to use as few services as possible to handle the most utility possible, by using Google. I have like 5 email accounts alone, and only 2 of them are gmail.
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