u/Anofrog

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▲ 7 r/bedrooms+1 crossposts

I currently have this nightstand, side table, and reading chair in my room. Honestly I don’t feel like any of them pair together… I am looking to get a bedframe because I really don’t like mine. I’ve attached a photo of the me I’m eyeing. Can someone give me some guidance please? I have no idea what style I’m into and I don’t know how to pair items together

I’d be okay selling the chair because it does feel chunky for my room and is bulkier than my bed. If anything I’d like to keep the nightstand. I’ve got the standard beige/light grey carpet in my apartment. Adding a photo of my living room and bedroom for context. Thanks!

u/Anofrog — 7 days ago

I feel like I’m doing my everything right and it still smells

I’ve tried the carbon filter, I’ve tried the little pod in the waste basket, I’ve tried using both, I deep clean my litter robot monthly, I change the waste basket every 2-3 days (when it hits 65% full). I use their recommended litter. I’ve tried the auto cycle on 7, 15 and 30 minutes. Whenever I walk by the litter robot, it just smells and I don’t know what else to do. I’m really anal about smells so this is driving me crazy. Thanks

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u/Anofrog — 8 days ago
▲ 489 r/AnimalsBeingHappy+1 crossposts

My dog is 5 years old. I’ve had him for 4. 2 of those years he lived with my ex’s cats, who were not very playful cats he so was kept to himself. This is the first time truly owning a cat- technically kitten. He seems to be very playful, and I think my dog is a little scared of him. Should I be concerned with these interactions? I have a crate that I always keep my dog in when I’m not home but I don’t know if I should intervene

u/Anofrog — 13 days ago