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Ohh yeah, I've seen those. Unfortunately, I don't have any to try it on. Honestly? You might be able to ask the question on the Amazon product page and get a reply. I've had mixed luck with that, but it never hurts.

Yes. Literally. I have been known to "research" electronic things for so long that the models I was researching all stopped being made. I can go out to dinner and drop $100 on a whim. But buy something just for ME? I research it... to the point of being stupid. Very stupid. Still a nice wrench, though...

I had to look that up. Yes. Yes it is. 😆

I think the temperature is a reading, but you can't necessarily change it. It's not an AC or heater so it doesn't actually produce cooler or warmer air, it just moves the air around. All general fans (like this one) make you feel cooler by push air across your skin which removes moisture and makes it *feel* cooler even if the temperature doesn't necessarily go down. We still use this fan in our bedroom in the summer and it helps move the air around, even on hot and humid nights.

Well, you kind of have two options: Use nothing and take your chances with Sony's lousy cooling system or add an external fan that will move at least a little more air and keeps things a little cooler.

Yeah, that's totally reasonable. I have a cousin who is a good 30 pounds lighter than me and STILL manages to break his office chair every year or so. I think he likes to squirm and lean a lot, which can bend or push the welds/joints in ways the manufacturers didn't think about. I weigh about the same as you (and have for years) and I've never broken an office chair, so I think I just don't wiggle as much. Whether you go with this chair or another one you should probably look for chairs that advertise weight capacities of 350 or more just to account for the "wiggle" and bounce factor of how everyone uses chairs. I DO still use this one in my office basement setup and it's still holding up.

Our pool is an "oval" pool, but it doesn't have the big braces on the side, instead it's held up with these two big poles that have a tension wire between them. So without that wire holding the poles straight the sides would collapse outwards from the weight of the water. It's about 7 years old and holding up well. We have a volleyball net for the wire, but that's about it 🙂

@@tomshomefindsthat makes sense. Thanks for the reply. We are trying to get our alkaline levels up and hope this Clorox product will help us. This is our first year to use salt water system and the green keeps appearing in the more shady side of the pool

Cool. A quick tip we learned is that baking soda (arm and hammer works fine) is your friend when it comes to raising pH and alkaline levels. Once those levels are good a shock packet will work better and the whole pool tends to stay cleaner longer.

Huh... This is our first year using them but we haven't yet noticed any slug problems. We don't generally have a lot of problems with slugs, though. We've had some ants crawl up the legs and get to the plants, but we're now spreading some used coffee grounds around the plants and my wife is spraying the plants and beds with "cinnamon water"... something seems to be working because we don't seem to have nearly as many ants as we did earlier in the year.

No lie - my kids and I FIGHT over these things when we're in the pool. I got these things in FEBRUARY and couldn't really test them in the pool. They're freakin amazing and I have no idea why all goggles aren't designed like this. SO much better than the old school eyeball-squishers.

Ooo, good question! It IS a bit wide! When I moved it from my upstairs office to my basement office I had to turn it on it's side and slip it through. I think corporate office doorways might generally be bigger, but it could be tight for a home office doorway!

It's definitely a storage unit (because you do have to unroll the whole coil each time) as opposed to an outright extension unit. For the price it still makes carrying cords around a little easier. The extension units (with the outlets build into the wheel itself) are pretty pricy.

My kids still take them (most) days, so I guess that counts as "working" when it comes to teenagers 🤣

Not really. All the water is held in the side tank and then when you press the button for water it is pulled into the filtration system, gets filtered, and comes right out. There is a little bit of water held in the filter lines, but there is no separate tank for filtered water. It's all filtered "as you need it"... hope that helps!

A power washer is maybe a little more FUN, but it blows mud and gunk all over the place so I constantly have to go over the patio area AGAIN after I've cleaned out the cracks.

@tomshomefinds yes but this makes a mess as well which you need another tool to clean up. Power wash you can blast the dirt out then just spray down the area to clean it off. It's a more simple process, but I understand you are trying to sell a product

This is a good start, but it depends on your pool water. Most pool stores with test your water for free (just bring in a little container of water and they'll recommend what to add.

Click the top link or the bottom? It's right there on Amazon for $29.99 ...

Yeah, I think that's part of why I didn't expect much from it. Literally looks like it was hacked together in a shed in the back yard, but maybe that's why I was so surprised that it actually worked well.

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The link is in the description. The brand is Dream Pairs. Here's a link: amzn.to/3yZsJz4

Ooo, that's a good idea! I honestly haven't thought about it too much, but now that you mention it I do think I want to shine it up.. Thanks!

@@tomshomefinds make sure you start in a small area first and with very light pressure if you try this. Grinders work extremely fast with a cotton polishing disc

I generally don't mention the exact price because most vendors adjust their pricing on a weekly (if not daily!) basis, so anything I say in a video will be instantly outdated... I think this particular xbox game charger is actually sold out, though there are others like it.

I don't think you do raise or lower it. It's a tower fan so it essentially blows out one big wave of air from low to high. You could always put it on a box or pedastal. It isn't very heavy.