Living things always last a lifetime

Are those the actual metal ones though?

Idk… my grandmother has had the same one from before I was born and still uses it everyday. I think it’ll keep going forever!

This!! I got so sick of my can openers breaking/not working/etc. finally bought two of these and have been SO HAPPY! They are fantastic! Outlasted all the others so far!

Yes if the oxyclean doesn’t do it in one night you can rinse it out and soak it again in oxyclean and repeat up to 7 days, I saw this on a YouTube video and she got a vintage dress super white that way.

Never heard of. Super cool.

We buy from Colorblends. Deer love tulips so that has been a challenge.

I would buy from one of the places on the top thirty list at garden watchdog.

https://davesgarden.com/products/gwd/top.php#b

I would choose the source on that list that is geographically closest to you—shorter shipping means better condition. Type of bulb is going to matter as well. You need to choose a bulb that is suited for your gardening zone, soil type, etc. Also, some bulbs are just better at reproducing themselves in the garden than others, Tulips generally don’t last long as daffodils, etc.

Depending partly on which zone you live in and what annuals will grow well in your area. Dallas and Seattle are both Zone 8 with widely varying climates.

Your best bet is naturalizing bulbs -- that is, they spread on their own. Lots of different ones do, but by no means all varieties. For instance, there are fantastic varieties of naturalizing daffodils that will give you a lifetime of daffodils, but plenty of daffodil varieties don't naturalize. Same with crocuses, scilla, periwinkle.

I had a pair of Tevas that lasted 10+ years, and I’ve seen others have similar results with them.

sole looks potentially flimsy, tbh. I'd want to play with them in person first.

I've had my Chacos for nearly a decade and use them all summer long.

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Yeah those old ones were more rugged than the pictured ones. Even had more metal and more details on them, like two rubber exhaust pipes, etc. Even Tonka seems to be cheapening out these days.

I have had good luck with this degree ultra clear deodorant

It is formulated to not leave yellow stains on white shirts.

Men's gel deodorant, blue color. The gel doesn't stain, really, but the blue colour also kind of helps in place of blueing agent (used to neutralize yellowed textile back to white).

I "stole" my SO's Old Spice Wolfthorn, the scent is subtle enough to not mess with my perfume. I've tried countless brands and types, no ladies' deodorant worked as well for me. Other men's lines might work just as well as the brand mentioned.

Yes! I use a Sunlight laundry soap bar directly on the stain and then a good oxygen bleach soak. Hanging them to bleach in the sun helps as well. I should try your trick of using rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle. I use some in a regular bottle sometimes but it’s messy and sloppy

I had to switch off aluminum-based deodorant. Took a few painful months to find something that worked for me but I got there. Toms didn't seem like it was doing much for me but it was also my first foray and I might not have spent enough time with it. I was concerned about still being sweaty & stinky so I went hard with Schmidt's magnesium-- which dried me out so bad I chapped and I started to smell again 4-6 hours later. Love beauty love planet (there wasn't a lot of options locally at the time so I gave it a whirl) left me sweaty and made me smell like rotting meat. It was awful. I finally tried Native (mostly because I was curious about the bacteria additive) which is actually working out.

I used to have awful yellow stains on shirts and that's gone now so I can buy better quality stuff and keep it nice. Also we have some white cotton bed sheets that are great quality (handed down in the family) but they've been abused and were starting to feel like leather more than cloth. Tried a laundry strip on those and it worked like a charm!

Check out Lume deodorant. It’s a cream that is aluminum free, doesn’t stain, doesn’t irritate my skin, and actually works. I tried lots and lots of brands before I found this. Coconut is my favorite scent

I’m in Phoenix Arizona so that one would be just a tad off my route 🤣

No. I didn't want to mess with selling them on eBay and we were just ready to be done with them. I think we got $150 for everything in the end, which was for a TON of stuff.

Rescue Heroes were my jam as a kid, and holy shit were they durable. My nephews still play with them regularly, they were less like action figures and more like giant chunks of plastic.

Soak your shirts in OxiClean overnight. Tumble dry on low just long enough to shake out the wrinkles then hang to dry. This solved the problem for me. Plus I quit using commercial deodorant and switched to isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle- cheap and effective.

Fucked up but kinda true.