How tall was your ladder to reach that conclusion? Yes it has a pillowcase! I’m not disgusting.

Eww, it doesn't take a pillowcase?

They have a lot of weird tips there.......

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Sennheiser Momentum 4 has my recommendation.

Nuzzle, backed them on Kickstarter. My backpain and neckpain are long gone. I'm a sidesleeper.

Get the Stanley Food Jar! Best money I ever spent keeping food hot. Easier to clean than the thermos too.

The cut-out in the middle keeps my head fairly neutral throughout the night. I tend to curl a flat pillow around my arm and into my neck causing some major lateral flexion and rotation. This pillow doesn’t allow that. My regular contour was decent, but I still would wake up with some pain. This was less expensive than that pillow and helps more. A pillow is a very subjective item. But for $35 and able to return it if I didn’t like it, sign me up!

Anything, and i mean literally anything with a lithium ion battery cannot by definition be bifl. The batteries will eventually degenerate until unusable and are in 95% of cases not even replaceable let alone by an end user.

I love my bamboo Costco pillows. And the furry body pillows. Not BIFL but the bamboo ones (memory clusters) are still good after 7 years. The body pillows…well one every 3 years is more than good in my book.

Came here to say this. Warmest/lightest boots I've ever owned are Baffin Icebreakers

Wool pillows, with a zip. You can refill them if you need to and can adjust the stuffing levels. www.baavet.co.uk

IKEA 365+ collection has glass storage containers in three shapes (round, square, rectangular), each of which comes in two sizes with interchangeable lids. This image illustrates what I mean, there's a tall & short version of each shape.

They also have a variety of lids, like the bamboo ones in that image, glass ones, and plastic snap-on ones.

Came here to say this. There are different sizes of lids but a lot of their jars use just one or two of the lids. Plus it’s all glass. For fridge storage just set the glass lid on top, no need to fuss with the ring and clips.

The larger sizes get away with using the same lid by using a ‘tulip’ shape where the jar has a wider diameter about 1/3 of the way up.

I checked them out in Burlington. Exceptional heavy weight flannel but sadly my house is too warm for them

I also want to try to make an infinity pillow, they look insanely comfortable but the plastic bead padding would be too thick, I'd go with some sweatshirt material and a little batting

I find polyester and foam pillows far too hot. IMHO down pillows or wool pillows are the way to go. I’ve been quite happy with Pacific Coast Down

Get a silicone spatula, nothing sticks to them and they're safe to really high temperatures.

I've learnt over my cooking lifetime however that fancy designer ones are crap. They put a nice wooden handle and the glue fails and it falls apart.

Instead make sure that the whole spatula is a single piece of silicon with no seams or joins, then it'll be good forever.

I found mine online from a generic kitchen website, they were so cheap I bought 3, I've given two of them away to family members because they hate cooking in kitchens without a decent spatula. Since then I've bought a few more, but the first one I bought is still as good as new maybe 7 or 8 years later.

I’ve owned a good quality down pillow for over a decade and it’s still in great shape. I fluff it up every few days and always keep a zippered cover on it. It’s getting towards needing some extra down added since it does lose some ability to maintain full loft after years of use but that’s it to keep it going. It was an investment though at about $250 (I bought it from a place that manufactures domestically using down from geese that were raised for food).

hm, am reading reviews about salomon ones, and it seems like they're not that good https://www.salomon.com/de-de/shop-emea/product/x-ultra-4-gtx.html#color=74377

I was just coming to say that, we love our Weck jars!

There have been 3 posts about spatulas within 24hrs. Is this some kind of meta meme?

Just look around the subreddit before posting, or, god forbid, search for something. Shocking how many repeat threads there are so close to eachother.

I've had really good experience with my Sony headphones. In 2018, I bought a pair of WH-CH700N on Prime day and didn't expect much out of them. Since then they have gotten at worn at least six hours every day, I workout in them, I walk the dog in them (and been caught in several rainstorms), they've been dropped multiple times and they still work great. The battery stays charged for days. If I took my pair and a brand new pair of the same headphones and listened to them side to side, the sound quality of mine probably has diminished, but I honestly can't really tell. I bought a pair of WF-C500 for my new gym tunes, and they've been great too. I'm not claiming that Sony headphones are BIFL, but at this point, I wouldn't be surprised if they were.

In fact, if any of my headphones finally die, I think I will buy they pair you are considering. Thanks for the tip.

What you want does not exist as there is a broad brush of repair with no broad brush repair sub that I am aware of. Plus the topic is huge. There's wallpaper repair...that's a thing. Leather care and repair...that covers shoes, purses, watch bands and is a hugely broad topic. Plastic repair is about as huge. I can stitch a steering wheel cover or use hog nose pliers in my car or I can use the same tools/techniques with furniture. See how sideways things get? I'd recommend focusing on a tradecraft then ask the questions nicely, as you have done, in various related subs to find people/posts that may help.

Have it tidied up by a professional. Although the faded patina should protected and treasured.