Bananaz:


Wow, having cctv footage is a good thing. Show it for sure

I wish I had CCTV too because cats from neighborhood ruin my yard. But I think that the main reason for these visits is my cats, which rarely leave my house. I have three of them and I'm afraid to let them outside, besides they don't really want to. But that doesn't mean that I shouldn't give them flea meds, I got prescription meds and flea collar as advised by Nora's blog just to be sure.

Abola8080:

1.] Sleep Apnea

When your snoring is broken up by pauses in your breathing, your brain may not be getting enough oxygen. It will send signals to your blood vessels and heart to work harder to keep blood flow going. This raises your risk for high blood pressure, abnormal heart rhythms, strokes, and heart failure. Fortunately, sleep apnea is treatable.

I can relate to that because I was diagnosed with sleep apnea, insomnia and breathing issues cause me so much discomfort. Also, my constant snoring makes my husband very uncomfortable. Though lately, I discovered the article on Sleepingmola about pillows for people with sleeping issues as well as CPAP patients, I'm planning to test one of these.

Cceramicaltd:
This survey was run in UK by bathroom retailer Drench. We believe what was found out from is closely related to what happens in other parts of the world.

1. 1/3 of men said their partner’s most annoying bathroom habit was leaving hair in the drain or sink, compared with 15% of women.

2. Both men and women are also bothered by their partners leaving fake tan or make-up stains in the bathroom.

3. More than 23% of men get irritated by their partner not cleaning the toilet after themselves compared with 40% of women – making it the top partner bugbear for women.

4. A quarter of women and 16% of men dislike when their partner doesn’t flush the toilet.

5. Both genders also found it irritating when their partners left the door open while on the toilet and when they used the toilet while they were bathing. However, the survey also found that more than 60% of couples use the toilet with the door open.

6. More than a fifth said they would “never feel comfortable” discussing toilet issues with their partner. The survey also found that more than half of couples share towels, which “means they are putting themselves at risk of sharing faecal bacteria with each other”.

Do you are agree with any of these? Let's hear from you by sharing yours.

I would say I agree with all of these, especially with 1, 4 and 6. I'm so annoyed when my partner does things like that. Anyway, I was reading somewhere that you should lid down your toilet lid before flushing to prevent bacteria from spreading. That's why I installed one of elongated seats as Sanitaryreview advised to keep my bathroom clean and safe. What do you think about that?

blessedaunty:
Wash your hair properly, then apply Hair milk cream. Make sure you apply it all over your scalp. It can be hot, but it sure worked for me. Ensure You keep applying it, anything you loose and plait your hair.

That's a good piece of advice here. I would recommend the routine I found on Hairmadnesssalon. It's quite simple and requires only 15 minutes of massage twice per week. First of all, you'll need some oils or balms, castor oil is my choice here. But remember two things:
1)let the balm soak into your skin
2)apply those balms and massage your scalp before shampooing and washing.
That's all. Good luck with testing this regimen!

Fresia01:
Can the skin scrub be home-made?

Salts and essential oils.

Congratulations.

thebigkendo:


It should be able to jump start a car.. Yeah?

Some other charger models can actually do that. For example, DBPower, which is mentioned in the review https://toolsngoods.com/how-long-does-it-take-to-charge-a-car-battery-with-a-12-volt-charger/ can jump start as well as charge your car's battery. It also works both with gas and diesel engines. Though gadgets with such features are always pricey, but if you only need a charger then 6/12V charger like Schumacher SC will work for you.

The prices differ and depend on its features like pole length, blade length, weight, engine power and power supply. Also some of them may have additional features, like a telescopic pole or extra-high durability. I would recommend checking this page on Electrogardentools about these pole saws. Most of them are cordless and battery-powered (each has either 20V or 40V motor) which is good for the environment.

Nice and very useful post indeed.

Hello, gr8tone. Sorry for this super late response, but if you're still around my advice could be helpful for ya. First of all, you need to provide more information about your hair type, length, age. Your job and living area also affect your health. Fulcine is a great option if you're really diagnosed with fungal infection causing dandruff. But if you're suffering from seborrheic dermatitis then you should pay attention to of these shampoos. From my experience, Biotin and Nizoral shampoos are very potent in this case and one of it should help you I hope.