I saw on my Facebook feed that whenever you use an air drier for your hands, all the bacteria from the washroom get onto your hands. I'm talking about the Dyson airblade modern driers. I don't know if this is some propaganda or AI slop.
How dirty are hand driers really? Should I stop using them and instead use paper towels after seeing this?
Yes, 2016 was 10 years ago, in case anyone couldn't keep track of time.
I've noticed in WhatsApp group chats, when I look at the group chat list, I can sometimes see a tilde followed by the person's name. For example, I see "~Justin". Whereas other people I only see their phone number.
How exactly are the names set? Is it based on the group creator adding them to contacts then whatever name they set on their contacts? Or how does this work? I don't really use WhatsApp often since I use traditional texting.
Just a few days ago, my parents had their corded lawnmower break down. They've had this lawnmower for almost 20 years. And they reached out to me to give me recommendations on whether to buy a new one that's Corded or Cordless (battery).
Their yard isn't really that big and I believe it takes about an hour to fully trim both the front and back yard (including time spent cord repositioning). However, they're a bit old-schooled so they prefer corded ones. I mean back in like 2005-2007, corded was the better choice I think? But of course, technology has advanced a lot.
My current landlord I think uses a cordless one but I didn't really inquire about it.
I'm no expert on lawnmowers but for personal yard use, which is better for your average joe? Cordless or corded? And what are the advantages/disadvantages of each?