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I got that yellow Costco shop vac for around ~$60 when it was on sale.
I think it works well enough as a car vacuum although the hose that comes with it is a bit short and and rigid. I don't use the wiry brush attachment that it comes with though. I got a much softer horse-hair brush attachment from my parent's recently broken vacuum.
I got that yellow Costco shop vac for around ~$60 when it was on sale.
I think it works well enough as a car vacuum although the hose that comes with it is a bit short and and rigid. I don't use the wiry brush attachment that it comes with though. I got a much softer horse-hair brush attachment from my parent's recently broken vacuum.
I got the same one - it's a DeWalt right? It's alright for the car but I find the attachments a bit too bulky so I can't get into small spots like between the seat and the centre console. I have an old tiny Armor All shop vac as well that I was going to toss once I got the DeWalt but I'm gonna keep it since it can get into small spaces.
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If anyone is looking for air conditioners, I heard the Willingdon location might have some this morning. They’ll be gone before the doors open. Line up and get vouchers I think is how they’re doing it. Phone ahead, in case.
Update: They have them.
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i have a shop vac too, but really these days i just use my ryobi hand vac to vaccum to get most of the debris in my car. cordless and light so easy for me to get around
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Last month, my son bought the Philips One Blade shaver from Costco. I asked him if it was good. He didn't go into any detail, so when they went on sale last week, I purchased it. Tried it out today. It is surprisingly good. I need it to shave my arm pits and below the belt. I've been using a razor and I've always had problems with burns and tiny cuts. I use shaving cream and whatnot, but not fun. This One Blade does a really good job. No pulling of hairs. Didn't matter how long the hairs were. No shaving cream needed. The kit comes with three blades. and three trim pieces for cutting length, and, guards for body hair removal. The blades are supposed to last for three to four months. Plenty of good reviews. I didn't realize how much hair I have. Anyway, with it being on sale, you can't lose.
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Cleanliness is next to godliness..........
I used to work with a lot of smelly individuals............ reminds me of Bacterian in Dragonball. Krillin doesn't have a nose, but he smelled him, gulolol.
My kids watched Dragonball Z all the time. I learned that shit from them. And, they learned 60's and 70's music from me. Anyway, carry on carrying on.
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Yup, armpits. Hairs there so long, make an Italian woman's................ nvm. Badhobz might not want to hear any details. First time doing it and must admit, it feels weird.
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Rainy/Misty evening I limped the SC430 with a dead battery (thanks for not driving it IN-LAW DAD!!!) to costco without dying. Thank god the alternator is so stout on the SC.
Wrenching in the parking lot to replace AGM while wacko old men pop out of the woodworks to come inquire about the SC. Got my warranty honored, full refund and core charge, and got some new Michelin wipers for the SC while i was there.
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