jlbob

jlbob t1_iu9vtls wrote

Thanks for the heads up. FYI they had GREAT prime day deals, I'd expect the same for black Friday but of course, with the holiday window, you can buy now and save later by buying when it's cheaper and returning it for the more expensive price.

I save my ethics and morals for non-billion dollar companies, especially when it's simply returning a new item for them in the return window you could return the used one.

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jlbob t1_iu9nut8 wrote

Yes!

I just switched my undies over briefs and boxer briefs (DAVID ARCHY) for summer and winter. I can't speak for BIFL (but IMO no undies are, or should be) I can say I spent ~$1500 finding the right pairs and tested every (or almost) product with bamboo and polyester. I can't stand cotton and polyester makes a fine brief (Reebok) but not boxer briefs. I needed something to protect my legs from the wind.

But hands down the David Archy is the softest most comfortable feeling underwear of the 23 brands and 3-5 variants of each brand, not including sizes.

Thank god for Amazon's return policy, they pretty much paid me $75 with their card to find out what I liked and what fit properly.

For sheets, I went the bargain route and went with Hotel Sheets Direct ($33) as soon as I touched them I knew I was done searching. I tested the Umchord brand but they felt horrible and never left the package. Bedsure was next on my list to try. Did yours shrink at all when you washed them? My sheets seemed to shrink but they replaced them without needing to send them back. They claim it fits a 16" mattress but I could get them to barely fit my 10" without my corner keepers. I simply washed in warm water like normal, nothing crazy and that's what the brand said I should have done.

I do want to buy shirts too but the ones I can find are $20-40 and not in my size. Not that i'd buy a $40 tee shirt.

I'm really picky with any purchase and insist on doing research but especially when it comes in contact with my skin.

Edit: I just picked up a set of bedsure to compare for $36. Thanks for your recommendation.

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jlbob t1_iu9kgm5 wrote

Reply to comment by AlTaiR_ius in Easy to clean / open pc mouse by Felein

>Has an awesome track wheel that can free spin.

Can it toggle between free spin and umm bumpy/normal(?) I love that about my M705 but have been sorta looking at mice when I build a new computer. I've loved Logitech products for the last ~20 years except for their mechanical keyboards with the quick buttons on the left. I bought a Razor Blackwidow v3 because of this, and the feel of the keys. But Logitech is one of my favorite accessory manufacturers

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jlbob t1_iu9j6cu wrote

If he eats at/near his computer that is the likely cause and is an inevitable fate for keyboards and mice. To my knowledge, there are no mice designed to be cleaned but a can of air can go a long way.

Edit: Cans of air make bad gifts,>! even if you make a joke about it not being the only thing that blow.!<

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