Touché. Shouldn’t have assumed

Not always girls but yeah.

Lol guess our girls are frugal

I have a dresser set from the 1950s. The veneer is beginning to peel after it cracked on one of the legs. This has been in constant use since then

Stormy Kromer.

Maybe a dumb question for some folks, but I hadn't ever thought about it myself. Google says the tool maker is Stanley Black and Decker and the thermos is made by a different Stanley that's owned by Pacific Market International.

Yeah Im almost 50. If im not nearing 10k at this point I'd be surprised.

Filson has a trapper hat that should be good quality

I too have launched a thousand loads

Damn...this brought back memories. My mom had yellow ones.

Thanks! This is definitely the best option so far. But technically it's a UK specific device so I'd need a power adapter, although the power is the same !

Honestly, it seems that is said about every clothing brand on this sub. Everything I’ve gotten from them is quality and looks great.

My grandmother did. They don’t seem to last like that anymore

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Why do you give a shit? OP wants help. I did not ask for yours. You can fuck right off.

Refinishing is DIY-able, but can be quite difficult, depending on the shape of the wood. The stuff you use to strip polyurethane is absolutely disgusting. And getting stuff professionally refinished can cost quarter to half the price of buying new.

Secondhand is still great and I would recommend it, but it's important to know what you're geting yourself into if you plan to refinish. Touching up or painting over is much easier than re-staining, though (but not as nice of a result).

Trees are a renewable resource! It's not about how many you kill, it's about how sustainably they're grown/harvested.

Plywood uses less wood, but sticking the layers together involves glue and high heat. Also, in the US, it is almost exclusively manufactured in California, so if you're on the east coast, you have to add in shipping.

Overall locally sourced, sustainably grown solid wood is the most eco-friendly. Unfortunately it can be hard to find out this information.

Veneers over solid wood are good and repairable. Anything applied to particle board or chip-board should be considered disposable.

Do you eat soup everyday?

Blend it first, to make it easier

Any one you’d recommend? I tried the pakitner one but it barely worked.

Could probably fit a decent sub sandwich in there.

Get a safety can opener dosnt use blades to cut it opens the seal on the side of the can. Also no sharp edges.

I buy all my basic clothes from landsend.com.

They have 100% Pima cotton options for many of their items

Yes, I prefer the button myself.