I ordered a pair of standard 10.5 Houston brown shoellies. As soon as I opened the shoe box I thought they were too dark. I wore them a couple times and convinced myself they would break in and fit. But the heel was slipping and really just felt like my heel wasn’t deep enough into the shoe. If I pulled the insole out they felt much better. Anyway, I decided to try fudge instead, and I ordered them in barefoot 10.5. They are perfect. Feel 1000x better. I know my feet are wider than the average shoe, but never had them measured. The barefoot feels like a slipper right out of the box. I think I’m in love. The standard felt so much heavier, and stiffer/tighter. Hope this helps for anyone lookin
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We had a new BOVA/BIVA system installed this week. Guy seems to know a lot about it. But he said the tstat should be set for 3 cycles an hour for cooling. Yesterday our cooling cycles lasted only 8 mins. Granted, it wasn’t very hot outside. Everything I have seen online says 1 cycle an hour is ideal for inverter systems. I am looking for some advice in that and the temperature differential settings. I have a Honeywell Elite Pro s1200. Thank you.
Hello, we purchased a Yamaha CLP 725 for our daughter in 2021, we paid $1,800. We can trade it in for a new CLP 845 and pay $1,800 total for the new piano. I am not a piano player, I have read about the differences, plastic keys vs wood, larger speakers. But is there anything else I should know? Is it worth the upgrade for $1,800? Thank you.
Hello, we purchased a Yamaha CLP 725 for our daughter in 2021, we paid $1,800. We can trade it in for a new CLP 845 and pay $1,800 total for the new piano. I am not a piano player, and I have read about the differences, plastic keys vs wood, larger speakers. But is there anything else I should know? Is it worth the upgrade for $1,800? Thank you.
I have a residential propane tank for our stove/oven. For the past 8 years I have been using a cheap Next grill connected to a 10’ 3/8” natural gas hose connected to an outdoor propane valve that was installed with the tank.
I want to buy a 36” griddle, probably from Tractor Supply, bc higher BTU than Walmart. But now I have gone down this rabbit hole and it seems I should never have been using this natural gas hose for propane (I just realized this today) and that maybe I shouldn’t even use that outdoor propane connection I have with a long hose bc I may not get enough flow for high temps and full BTU output.
Before I pull the trigger I was hoping someone could clarify that even with t
My 10 yo son likes to play video games. He recently became Interested in building a computer. I have built a computer before, it’s been many years, but I am familiar with the process/components. My problem is, I am overwhelmed with the options available now. When I go to pcpartspicker, I don’t even know where to start. I’m looking for something he can game on, that will last at least a few years, hopefully upgradeable. Right now he plays Minecraft and Fortnite, not sure what else he will get in to. I would like to stay under $1,000, $800 would be even better. Could someone suggest some of the more expensive components I should look for? Motherboard, processor, graphics card, etc…. Maybe a co




