There is a post literally every day on here about socks. Please learn how to search, or just go buy some Darn Toughs and leave everyone alone.

Man double edge safety razor is the way to go.

People Socks. I also like Fox River.

Pro tip, barefoot on wood floors does a number on them.

I’m not sure companies think of that.

Wow. I feel dumb. First time? Yes.😆

I have a Mirra 2 for a bit cheaper than the Aeron, and it's also fantastic. (My work had Mirra 1's and I knew I loved them!) I wasn't sure about recommending for OP since they asked for cushion... But I do love my HM.

OP, if mesh isn't on the table, still check if Herman Miller has any options with materials you like. My husband also didn't love the butt support on one of his chairs before we got the HM's, and he got a pillow from Purple. They're fairly affordable, but excellent support.

https://www.hermanmiller.com/products/seating/office-chairs/

https://purple.com/seat-cushions

can you explain the acronym?

I'm not even mad at your response . 😆

There’s literally thousands of posts on socks

Love icebreaker! I’ll have to check out cloudline. Thx

Are people really sending darn tough socks back for replacements? I have a few pairs that are four years old and contemplated sending them back. Honestly smartwool socks held up a bit better during my puppy’s teething stage.

I'd forget about cordless. Instead, consider a made in Germany corded, bagged canister Miele.

I have a lot of hardwood and I have just become anti-vaccum. It’s just less hassle to sweep with an old fashioned broom.

Plus it’s cordless 😂.

I have a Roomba-style recommendation actually; really any of the Eufy Robovacs.

If you can shell out for the more expensive one that maps your home (& can mop but not the best at that) you can just set it to a schedule & it’ll make sure to get all zones on a regular basis as it resumes where it left off. Obviously you’ll have to do more in-depth cleaning of the rugs regularly, but in my house (2 adults, 2 shepherd breed dogs) it takes our vacuuming/sweeping down from once every 2 days to just touching up the carpets once a week.

We have had to troubleshoot & repair it once ourselves as some dog hair got past a filter & was blocking where the air comes back out, but it was very easy & they have well-made tutorial videos on their website as the end of troubleshooting click-throughs. Also the units are very easy to do maintenance cleans on (getting trapped hair out of the brushes & such) & all of the brushes & filters have easily found replacements for when they wear down.

And both are American made!

Dq

I had a Dyson V10, worked well, but after about three years, the battery quit holding a charge. The filters have to be changed frequently. Disclaimer, I did use every day, live off a dirt road, and have 3 dogs.

If you think calling a set of observations over time is an "anecdote" ok, but I disagree. It's objective evidence. My clothes are fine. There is nothing more to say. I didn't say every Speed Queen is the same as mine. But I have yet to see an owner say their clothes were torn up.

Thank you. This was exactly what I was looking for. Right fit and professional enough for work. Just placed my order

Dearborn Denim makes amazing stuff in the USA.

Nah. VWR makes the sonicators in some of the labs I've worked in and they sell certain models for around $500 new. Finding those used at university surplus stores is a treat. The bottom line is that beyond the toys that clean glasses and jewelry, there's a huge market for ultrasonic parts cleaners and so they can be found cheap second hand.

VWR is the brand I've seen in some labs but the fact is most of these things are pretty identical. Simple models are $500 new, but used can be had cheap.

Keep your eye on eBay for a variable heat ultrasonic heater. If its covered in plastic and claims to clean jewelry, it's a toy. You're looking for an all-metal case with a simple metal basin. The simpler the better.

I've used aeron and steel case chairs but the best is a simple Bungie cord style office chair from Amazon. A couple of hundred dollars is all they cost and really helped me with my lower back pain.

I've spent an embarrassing amount of time researching vacuums and I think this masterlist from the folks over at r/vacuumcleaners could help narrow down your search