Is this a thing? I searched in the sub and couldn't find exactly what I was looking for. Basically dry shampoo but for clothes.
I don't want to risk anything staying to wet for too long and really I just need to refresh a couple pairs of pants and a shirt or two I'll be cycling through for only like 14 days.
Travel size a must. Thanks!!
Hey sub! TIA for any input here.
I'm not a car lover. Hence the title. If I never had to have a car ever again, I truly wouldn't. But I like living in the countryside and working in the city, so I need one.
I've owned only three cars in my life (all NAF totaled). My first two were pretty standard Honda Civic DX models and my third was a Subaru Crosstrek. Of all of them, I really liked the Crosstrek the most. I liked the hatchback, heated seats and Bluetooth. I liked the utility rack on the top and that my back seats could go down flush with the trunk space. It wasn't so big that I felt like some tool in a lifted truck but obviously high enough that I wasn't on the floor like with a sedan. I loved all these cars because I could go around 350-400 miles on a full tank of gas (I have cross country family).
I'm looking for something I could by used for around $20grand ($25grand highest max, it better be good/low mileage). It would be great if I can buy it around 100,000 miles and it still is going to get another 200,000. I don't think hybrid is in my future because I worry about the added expense of battery maintenance and, speaking of maintenance, I definitely need something that is going to be low/easy in that area. I'm mildly handy and have mechanics in the family, but I don't want to be running to them or my local shop all the time.
My issue is that cars are getting too tech heavy and too f*ckin big. I don't need a dual monitor in my car and I don't want to drive around a house. This is why I think a used car that's fairly simple with a smidge of utility is going to suit me really well.
I don't want anything German, but I could consider Volvo (I think, I'm not 100% I know enough about them). Obviously I'm leaning toward Honda, Toyota and potentially Subaru again, but I'm really not well-versed on all the brands. I could probably be convinced to look into Ford, but no Chevy or GMC unless a strong argument is made.
Sorry if this is difficult on my part but I do appreciate any dialogue! Thank you all also much!
Basically the title. We bought pink Fabuloso in a pinch a while back and I didn't notice but today it was really apparent that it's gradually staining our white kitchen cabinets pink.
Magic eraser? Bleach? What would effectively remove this pink hue?
Thanks!
Pretty much the title. I'd like to support a maker or supplier. Just hoping to avoid the big boxes! Thanks so much!