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I use my Nutribullet in making smoothies. This blender makes shakes the right consistency.

We just line dry in a small room and we use a box fan to circulate air.

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Mon Oct 14, 2019 3:43 pm

How to Sharpen a Knife | Paul Sellers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bailuQUh2mY

That video is a good tutorial! Thanks for sharing the link.

Welcome! Enjoy your stay and see you around.

My current favorites are:

Principles: Life and Work by Ray Dalio
A Land So Strange: The Epic Journey of Cabeza de Vaca by Andrés Reséndez

We have a Chromebook at home. It has a decent performance which is good enough for basic computing tasks.

The CLR is a good product. It can really remove rust stains.

I prefer an Android. I still have my Samsung S8 and it is still working great.

I love cycling and sometimes I go hiking with my family or friends.

I have the Sharpmaker by Spyderco, and it is easy to use.

I've been thinking about getting a used van and convert it. I would install some 4wd parts like a suspension system to accommodate bigger tires. I would remove the seats and add a mattress or sleeping bag, a charging port for my laptop and gadgets, camp stove, a small wash bucket, a cooler and insul...

I got a Merkur 34c crew and I like using it. It provides a better shave and less irritation.

The Opinel classic line of kitchen knives is fantastic and affordable.

I basically use mason jars for almost everything.

I would not get a Nissan Leaf due to battery degradation, unless you can find one with battery warranty left.

Their t-shirts look comfy though really pricey.

I'm thinking of getting a Vigor P9 bike because I heard good reviews about it and it is not too expensive.

I like wearing my Dr. Martens Combs. They are very comfy and light in weight.

Looks fun. Just curious here if it can be driven in reverse.

To lose weight, I usually eat chicken breast, tuna, whole wheat bread, low-fat cheese, broccoli and fruits.