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A basic set of tools. Car jack, tire iron, jumper cables. Rice cooker, crock pot, and air fryer (probably more than 100 collectively, but each one should be less than 100).
car jack
Tire iron
I’m assuming a tire iron is a wheel nut key - has anyone ever owned a car that didn’t have these?
Also, why would anyone who does NOT own a car possibly need these :)
There are some newer cars that don’t. They sometimes don’t even have a spare!
My 10 years old volvo does not have a spare only some spray can repair kit. However it has all the tools to change a tire
It’s a nightmare. They have those mobile compressors instead. How am I supposed to get to the next mechanic if I have to use the compressor for every 2km? And then they have this puncture safe paste that the compressor can mix in, which turns a 10$ repair into a 200$ repair.
It’s insanity! And using the compressor takes even longer than just changing the wheel!
Honestly, I just have AAA.
A bidet. Fight me.
Best purchase I ever made. Can’t believe I lived without one before. America needs more bidets.
Love my bidet.
10/10 for squeaky clean buttholes.
If you’re butthole squeaks… Please see a medical professional
I have COVID to thank for showing me the light. Never going back.
You didn’t know you needed one until you use it. Life changing.
One of my life purposes is converting people to The Way of Bidet. I have bought over a dozen as gifts for people and pretty much anybody who is actually willing to install it and try it loves it and hopefully converts others in turn. Clearly superior to wiping in terms of hygiene, saving money on TP, and not irritating the bum.
Have you ever tried Linux?
We just got one. We even splurged for the fancy one that hooks up to warm water. It is life changing. I feel very dirty whenever I have to do a poo somewhere else. Underrated appliance, for sure.
How does the hot water work? Did you need a plumber or an electrician? I don’t have either hot water or an outlet in my little toilet room.
We bought a Tushy brand, and it pulls hot water from the plumbing directly under the sink. If you happen to have a sink right next to your toilet it might work for you. I’m not especially handy and I found Tushy’s instructions very straightforward.
Thanks for the reply. I’m probably going to have to stick with chilly water. I can’t imagine how expensive it would be to re-plumb the bathroom for that. I’ll try to check Tushy again but, for some reason I always get distracted when I visit their website…
At least in the US, we usually have flexible tubing that supplies water to the sink. If you’re mildly handy, you should be able to hook it up yourself.
God damnit. I was hoping reddits love of bidets would stay on reddit, yet here we are
Have you used one? What do you have against them?
Bidet fight? Bring it on.
Saves trees and refreshing. I get disappointed when I travel and I don’t have a bidet.
I feel like this is the new version of “bum fights”
After I going through my second ~$30 bidet. I upgraded to a ~$300 Toto bidet with heated water and seat. No regrets.
U R Living the dream 💭
How does that work? I don’t have hot water or an outlet in my toilet room. Did you have to renovate, or was there service already?
I have an electric one and just ran an extension cable. If I owned I would definitely install an outlet next to the toilet.
Never considered an extension cord. Don’t think the mrs would go for that. Ah well. At least it never gets too cold here.
It must’ve feel like being blessed by the rains down in Africa
I wonder if I could rig up a bidet that would play Africa by Toto while it washed my backside.
The only people who would fight you about how great bidets are are people who have never actually used one
The only people who would fight you about how great bidets are
are people who have never actually used oneAre people with dirty bums
$100?
You can get an attachment for your toilet for under $70.
Luxe bidet on Amazon- $38.99
It’s s little more $, but the Brondell is better. Brondell Bidet Toilet Seat Non-Electric Swash Ecoseat, Fits Elongated Toilets, White - Dual Nozzle System, Ambient Water Temperature - Bidet with Easy Installation https://a.co/d/1QKXrso
Preach it brother. Enlighten the unwashed (m)asses.
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I’m probably missing the joke, but - if you’re standing up, then your ass-cheeks are together.
This has been discussed extensively on that website that we used to visit regularly. They wipe like that too. They don’t stand lock-kneed. It’s some sort of half squat.
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Fight me.
Okay, but I’m bringing my power washer.
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PSA - Do not use a power washer on your parts.
You sound like a man with experience.
Can I use it in others parts?
“Bidet - the power washer for your parts”
Absolutely.
Bidet under 100? Wtf. I thought it’s a dream to own one because they are like 1000.
A Sync lifetime ad free for $19.99?
If you are a dude and getting a bit older, then the Panasonic Nose and Ear hair trimmer. It’s like 13$ on Amazon.
I got one of these when I was in my 20s and Id still recommend it. A little grooming goes a long way.
Yes…. it is time …
I took a selfie for a car hire application recently and only looked at it closely after I sent it. Now I’m cursed with the knowledge that whoever processed the application saw me with a long white nose hair hanging.
This is the ONE
Does it do a good job on ear hair? I’ve tried multiple groomers that get the nose hair well enough but every one of them has been trash at getting the ear hair so I’ve resorted to plucking it.
The head is shaped like a mushroom, so it cuts on the side and right on top. Unlike the others which are tube shaped.
I just tried it. It does a pretty good job, but I don’t have really furry ears.
No, basically anyone is good enough. Your comment just feels like marketing.
That’s what I thought until I got that one. Then I realized what I had been missing all along. Marketing? Nope. Just sharing what I found to be good.
An 8-10 inch mid level chef knife. One with a single bevel made of quality steel that can hold an edge will make a world of difference. You haven’t lived until you’ve cut paper thin potato slices like butter
A well stocked toolbox. Not just a random assortment of things but a well considered, well stocked toolbox with everything you need to tackle basic home repair.
To all those saying that tools are too expensive, they are not. Everything you need to tackle most home repair scenarios can be had under $100. Will you be turning screws by hand and adjusting wrenches? Yes. Will it be enjoyable work? Probably not, but you absolutely can have a good set of very basic tools for under $100 then add to it over time.
Get a hammer, adjustable wrench, angled pliers, razor utility knife, and 11-in-1 screwdriver. Buy additional tools as needed.
If you already have a good pedestrian vehicle: a good bike lock.
I (and lockpicking lawyer) recommend the kryptonite evolution. Good balance of price and protection.
For a step up I recommend the kryptonite fahgettaboutit.
Either way, bolt cutters aren’t getting in, and portable angle grinders will take a little while because the chain is annoying to grind.
I see too many expensive bikes chained up with thin little locks.
Single guys that are interested in women, things to buy for a potential female visitor:
- a variety of tampons and maxi pads
- two types of moisturizer that aren’t for jackin
- lady’s first razor, shaving cream, potentially a hand mirror
- an assortment of travel hygiene products: toothbrush in package, travel toothpaste, mouth and wash, travel size whatever
- decent towels, hand towels, bath mat, etc.
- a variety of otc drugs: acetaminophen, ibuprofen, excedrin, and first aid kit.
Make your home welcoming to a potential visitor, and stock it with things they may wish they had, or they need and may be shy to admit it.
I think that’s about $100
An OBD scanner
A decent flashlight
A mini screwdriver set
A multimeter
An outlet polarity tester
These immediately come to mind.
Hand tools. Wool socks. Fire extinguisher.
An iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit. I can not even begin to count how many times it saved me.
A towel
A meat thermometer for cooking
A meat thermometer. Probably the best 20 bucks I ever spent. Completely changed how I cook meat.
