Thanks for sharing. I didn't even think to search for cotton pads.
Who did you buy from in Japan?
I remember someone posting a link to cotton on Amazon a little while back, but couldn't recall which one. All the listings start looking the same after awhile.
Honestly it made me so upset that I didn't. I couldn't wrap my mind around paying extortion, which is what it was really, because they were holding my recipes hostage. There was something so fundamentally wrong with the whole no warning after 7+ years. I saw later the app was no longer in Amazon. I'm guessing thousands complained to Amazon, it had over 30thousand downloads. Fortunately I had given my daughter the original handwritten recipes from my mom and grandmom so they are still in the family.
Too long ago to remember. I do remember it came from Tokyo. It may have been a foreign supplier on Amazon or EBay.
I might have to try the peppermint bark
thank youI like my muji cotton pads
https://www.amazon.com/Makeup-Facia...=1&keywords=muji+cotton&qid=1619890940&sr=8-2
lmfao I've had my bag for (I don't even really know) several years...and barely put a dent in it
then again for my profile I only use about 1/3rd of one of the pads (sometimes even less)
Such is life when blind in one ear & deaf in the other eye.
What drives m absolutely bonkers is trying to get the lid back on a bottle when there is a dropper or brush attached ..........
I know the battle of bad eyesight. But I have good news on that front. I got a new set of contacts this week, and they are amazing. I had to dig out an old pair of readers with much less power. In fact I can almost read without glasses at all. Driving isn't a problem, but I haven't tried nighttime yet. This beats last fall, when I thought I might have to have transplants!
Is there something else that would prevent them from wanting to rent to her? If she has no history of previous renting that may be a clue. Most landlords are just wanting to know if she can afford to live there. They may think the cost of a special needs child would take priority in the ability to pay? Don't know. Depends on the laws of the state. I know in the states of WV and MD, it is illegal to advertise that a certain group need not apply but doesn't prevent , nor is it illegal, to tell the person wanting to rent that they don't rent to a certain group.
Just brain-storming here......pay me no mind....
As the seller says, "It is a product that is supported by a lot of really many customers." How can you go wrong?
I like to do that (in fact trying 10 new flavors this weekend... 4 day steep) Sure, it won't be the same as with a good steep but that's OK. It lets you follow the progression during steeping and learn how it changes along the way.
Do the protectors have a felt like cloth on the bottom. Those are the ones you want for a bare floor. But I agree I would use a towel first.
\\nm just saw your post....from amazon smile.......
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You could put those stick on felt pads... would really help get it in and out easily.
well after about 4 days my guava cheesecake pastry still is funky...still kind of an eucalyptus flavor to it...think I need to lower the guava some more because once I get past that strong eucalyptus note I do taste the guava on the exhale...guess next time instead of 1% I'll go with .5%
gonna let it sit aside and steep a bit more because I'm not really tasting anything else in it right now, so hopefully after some more steeping the cheesecake will start to come through.
gonna let it sit aside and steep a bit more because I'm not really tasting anything else in it right now, so hopefully after some more steeping the cheesecake will start to come through.
Put the new case on an old towel or tee shirt. It will slide very easy and won't scratch your hardwood floor.
ETA: NVM, just saw your post about ordering some stick-on floor protectors.
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I honestly think the market is just over saturated. Meg is the most responsible 23 year old I know. She drives a 2021 Subaru SUV that she had no problem buying. She has rented some in the past and she has an excellent job. She has fought tooth and nail to get Dallas the best possible health care and she did. The Dr in delivery said he wouldn’t survive birth.Is there something else that would prevent them from wanting to rent to her? If she has no history of previous renting that may be a clue. Most landlords are just wanting to know if she can afford to live there. They may think the cost of a special needs child would take priority in the ability to pay? Don't know. Depends on the laws of the state. I know in the states of WV and MD, it is illegal to advertise that a certain group need not apply but doesn't prevent , nor is it illegal, to tell the person wanting to rent that they don't rent to a certain group.
Just brain-storming here......pay me no mind....
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