Source: I had to manage on 30$ a month and still managed to build muscles.

Lentils and rice. They are both dirt cheap. They complement each other as they have a different type of protein. If you throw some carrots in there you have a more tasty meal. Add some salt for taste.

Oil is more expensive, but a must. Oil is 9 kcal per gram, carbohydrates and protein is only 4 kcal per gram. So even if oil is twice as expensive per gram it is still cheaper. It also makes you full for longer.

Ideally if you want to actually have a healthy and good tasting meal. Then add some dry boullion and some frozen vegetables. Potatoes is also an option. It is still dirt cheap, but slightly more expensive.

The beautiful legendary Norwegian name: Guttorm

If it did a good reliable job, 200€-400€ I’d rather just go to the bathroom, put something on, and wait for a short while, and then have a good haircut. Going to a barber and planning etc is a lot more work

We don’t have hard water, so I think you’re right. I wouldn’t save much time by having a dispenser versus a bar of soap.

I actually have a bar of soap right now, and I’m fairly happy with it, but I know my guests assume that it is less hygienic. It is important to note that I often use the dispenser for some reason instead of the bar of soap, even if I use the bar of soap fairly often.

Anyways I need an option that guests are comfortable with.

So its either having a dispenser, or a dispenser AND bar of soap. Currently we have both, but the dispenser is really small.

It pretty much solves refilling. It does come with a trade-off, the time it takes to lather.

Ty! Great tips

This is no longer a safe space for my wallet

Already got a semi-industrial kitchen 😅

Boundaries are mere encouragements to my cat

Converting my family into nudists does not seem to be the right solution here.

However, the idea of trying to reduce the amount of clothes that are worn daily might be on the right track.

Legit of course ❤️

Perfect usecase for dot matrix printers then. I print max once a year, good to know I have something that works

For reliability, of course. I can always whip out my OKI, whenever the other printers has issues. 100% of the time it works every time.

Torx. The best balance between gripping force and size of the head

It is a problem that can be solved, but I doubt that a robot vacuum is the ideal tool for it

I have a Roborock and hard wood floors. It gets everything. There’s nothing left, and it manages to go through the room systematically and reliably. It gets everything even on quiet or low, one pass is enough.

Yes. Sounds like you need a better robot vacuum. Mine handles it perfectly, and it was midrange 1.5 years ago.

One of the few things that always make me cry. I can’t even think of the dogs love, the music, the entire thing without choking up or crying.

No, unless you want to play GTA 6 before it gets to PC.