I just stopped dealing with shitty food blogs and stick to Food Network Kitchen. It's become such a versatile app to include straight-to-the-point recipes, meal planning, food lists, and even cooking classes. You can also go to a recipe, check the items you need and add them to a grocery list. You can then click a button and it will take you to the store of your choosing to start selecting them for pick-up/delivery. It's all entirely free now too.

With over 100,000 recipes, there is rarely a time I can't find a dish I'm looking to make or something that interests me. In the off chance I do come across something on a blog site I want to try, I can import it into Food Network with the URL and it will just strip it down to the recipe.

I do this too! It's so much more convenient

Lay flat works but it’s a pain in the ass sometimes. You can also buy a folding drying rack if the knit can support itself (a problem with women’s clothes sometimes, idk about men’s).

Not if your washing stuff that’s greasy or if you’re trying to remove a stain of some sort and using something like Shout.

My mama used something similar looking to line dry my daddy’s jeans that he wore as a fireman. https://www.lehmans.com/product/pants-stretcher-two-pairs/ It kept my mama from having to iron them.

And keep the job you want by doing it well, not being useless to everyone around you.

I think its added as a Saturated Fat.

How do you air dry and keep them from getting wrinkly?

And for washing, use cold water

I use the chesp shit. Arm & Hammer detergent and dryer sheets, nothing special otherwise.

I’m right there with you on team air dry.

Yeah good advice, I’ve been off driers for a couple years now and find it helps. Any product recommendations in terms of washing liquid or conditioner?

If you use a dryer, stop. Air drying will add a ton of time to the lifespan of your clothes. I started air drying my jeans, crewnecks, and shirts. They feel better and the smell of the laundry detergent stays in the clothes. Makes a huge difference.

Wash in cold, don't use the dryer, at least with jeans. I have 2 pairs that I wash like this so they always look new. 2 years on and they dont have so much as a frayed edge.

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Love is the real secret ingredient, although I'm not sure where it goes in the nutrition facts.

If you skip the story, how to get the love? /s

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I have three on me at all times. I live in a city, never know when you might find someone ODing. But even for myself, despite always testing my drugs for fentanyl, and my dealer always testing our drugs for fentanyl, my dealer just somehow turned up dead of a fentanyl overdose. I wasn’t going to take any chances before, I’m MOST CERTAINLY not going to take any chances now. Even with a negative fentanyl test. If you’re gonna play with fire, be responsible and safe as you can be.

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It's easy. You apply for the jobs you want. You don't do what is being suggested here, which is to be someone's willing pack mule.

I doubt that you don't have promotion problems, but at least you're consistent.

No, I'm a bastard in real life too. So I don't have any promotion problems.

What I am or am not doesn't stop this being crap advice

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