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Horse Clocks posted:I recently had a baby and accidentally nicked a blanket from the hospital. Something like 95% of swaddling blankets in US hospitals are manufactured by Medline (Kuddle-up), which you can get on Amazon and eBay. See if any of those look familiar?
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I am looking for a versatile thermos that can work to carry e.g. soup or be used as a regular water bottle; as a gift for an outdoorsy guy. What are some sub- $50 options?
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Thanks for the mug/thermos recommendations! I may end up buying one for myself too.  I am also looking for a product I saw here on SA. It's an attachment for a vacuum that you use to clear mucus from sinuses. It was mentioned as an alternative for parents to the bulb-thing you get for newborns. I thought I saw it mentioned in this thread, but maybe it was the recent purchases thread. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
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Inzombiac posted:I need to compress a GIANT (8 foot) beanbag chair. Well, it's memory foam but whatever.
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Have you tried checking out AARP or Alz.org (Alzheimer's site) to see if they recommend anything? Googling "dementia mp3 player" nets a bunch of results but I don't have any personal experience of any of them.
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I brought my Drake posted:Tbh I was hoping somebody had expertise in this sort of thing and could give me this kind of answer, so thanks. I think there's a goon in the Aliexpress thread who makes their own resin dice, you might try there for advice. Or ask in one of the hobby threads if anybody does custom commissions.
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Inspector 34 posted:Got the job I interviewed for so time to buy some pants! The Duluth ones in particular look awesome since I might be able to use them for more than just going into the office. Congrats! Nth-ing the Duluth recommendation, they can seem pricey but they are good quality and versatile.
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I am looking for a replacement for my Jabra 75 headset for work calls. It has one specific feature I really like, which is that flipping up the microphone automatically mutes it. I like having that physical indicator so I don't have to worry about accidentally unmuting. Are there other brands with the same function? Is there a headphone thread somewhere I should be checking?
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theflyingexecutive posted:IYG should get you there: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3563521 Perfect, thanks!
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I like using my phone as an alarm clock for its functionality, but I want to have a separate device for that purpose. I used to use my old phone for this with no SIM card in it, but it finally bit the dust. Is there an alarm clock that:
Has snooze options Is USB-chargeable Is small enough to carry around if I want to bring it with me to another room Has a timer function Or should I just buy a new phone or tablet just so I can use the Clock function that does all that?
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Man, if only.  None of the clocks at my local Wallyworld have the Wake 2 option, you can only have 1 alarm set at a time.And yeah, I am in the "gently caress no" camp re: WiFi devices recording everything I say.
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Edgar Allan Pwned posted:yeah because you need it to be portable i think a phone might be a good option. there are also digital watches that can do it. amazon listed potty training watches for rechargeable/digital Oh I never thought of a [smart] watch, that's a good call.
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Wendigee posted:Do they make biodegradable bags for scooping cat litter clumps and turds into? I don't like to put it in a plastic bags from the grocery store to carry the stinky clumps to the outdoor bin it's wasteful I haven't used them, but I have seen biodegradable cat poop bags at Tractor Supply Company, next to the dog-doo bags. Personally I scoop into a large bin with a lid and take it out when it is full. It is still a plastic bag bin liner but it can hold a lot more volume than using a single bag every day. I have been toying with using a large paper grocery bag in the bin but I am not sure if it would hold up to the moisture over time.
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Organza Quiz posted:Switch to tofu litter, it's flushable and honestly also the best litter I've ever seen in every other respect too. Clumps well, removes stink fast, no dust, does track a bit but not overly much. My municipal jurisdiction recommends against flushing cat waste, regardless of the litter type. I can't remember if it messes up the reclamation plant chemistry or what. So you might want to check on that first.
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Olewithmilk posted:Anyone know where I can get something cheap, that somebody else will buy from me for a lot of money? Not sure this will work, but thinking if I can do that enough times I won't have to work anymore. My friend have you tried lsd?
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Moot .1415926535 posted:Looking for a good neck pillow for a long plane flight. I usually end up tipping forward if I’m sitting in the middle, so something that prevents my neck from breaking if that happens would be great. I have heard good things about the TRTL neck pillow, but it made me feel kinda claustrophobic when I tried a knockoff one. YMMV.
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credburn posted:Goons, tell me what the best boner pills are that I can buy from like amazon. I am not a user of boner pills but I am pretty sure that the only kind that actually do anything are prescription-only.
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Most of us have to make do with just the one.
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If you are crafty you can even make your own custom trays with some cardboard, fabric, and snaps or magnets.
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