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Taking care of your tower fan doesn't have to be complicated. If you want it to keep running smoothly for years, you just need to follow some simple maintenance steps. Let's break down everything you need to know. **Clean the Exterior Regularly** Dust and dirt build up fast on the outside of your tower fan. Grab a soft cloth and wipe down the surface every week or two. This keeps the air flowing properly and stops grime from getting inside the motor. You can use a slightly damp cloth, but make sure the fan is unplugged first. **Deal with the Vents and Grilles** The vents are where most dust collects. Use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to **** out the debris from the i...

Hey people.. I have a wedding of my cousins in February. So I need to buy clothes for it. Kurtas, koti and mainly 1 pair of indo western. I tried ghod dod road, but got confused about the quality I dont know what's the cheap fabric and what's not(never done the shopping for the indian). Went to Raymond, kalki, manyawar, but these were a bit expensive. So anyone can suggest me some shops which would not scam me and deliver the product at a genuine price. And if you can, please tell me the type of fabrics to avoid as they are not in trend anymore or looks cheap when worn. Literally very confused what to buy and what to avoid ....

Hi I’m not sure if I’m being paranoid or not lol, I messaged my artist on Instagram and she hasn’t responded to me yet so I figured I’d check in here in the meantime to maybe get some advice. I got a tattoo on Sunday (today’s Wednesday) it was a coverup of an old one I had and I absolutely adore it. I also got some black work done on an outline of a top hat I already had. I don’t have second skin on it, but I’ve been washing it and moisturizing it as I have done with all of my other tattoos (I’ve never used second skin and my tattoos have healed fine). This one’s being weird, it’s been sticking to my clothes a lot. I had to like peel my sleeve off of it yesterday. It don�...

I really enjoy jfashion but I am trying to be more conscious when buying clothes. I would prefer more natural fibers (cotton, linen, ect), price isn’t a huge factor since I plan to save for quality pieces that can last me a long time. Do y’all have recommended brands or stores? Sorry if this isn’t the right group to post in but I really like this style/aesthetic and would love to buy sustainable clothes.

I am currently in my third year of college studying fashion design. If there is something I’ve recently started doing that has been helping me in my design journey is studying outside my coursework. I believe that when you have a passion for something, it drives you to learn more. You are never truly satisfied with little knowledge. All you want to do is learn more and dive deeper into your passion. Just like they say, “follow your passion,” I’ve always dreamed of being a fashion designer, and now I’m almost there. Lately, I’ve been looking into different styles of clothing, especially those that belong to a particular region or culture. I want to be a versatile fashion designe...

Rework is a brand that I am really high on. The Toshi slings are a gift from God. After trying out the new slings, I had to try the backpack as well. I went into this thinking it will jump to the top of my favorite list really quick. Rework puts so much thought into their designs and pocket layouts. It’s like they read my mind of the perfect pack… lol. Unfortunately, this pack is not for me. I tried it out for 3 days and that is all I could manage. It is awesome in every way, except it is too small for me. I am 5’9” and weigh 200 lbs and the pack just looked silly on me. I usually like my edc pack to be between 22L and 26L. I can do some smaller, it just depends on the layout. For in...

Rework is a brand that I am really high on. The Toshi slings are a gift from God. After trying out the new slings, I had to try the backpack as well. I went into this thinking it will jump to the top of my favorite list really quick. Rework puts so much thought into their designs and pocket layouts. It’s like they read my mind of the perfect pack… lol. Unfortunately, this pack is not for me. I tried it out for 3 days and that is all I could manage. It is awesome in every way, except it is too small for me. I am 5’9” and weigh 200 lbs and the pack just looked silly on me. I usually like my edc pack to be between 22L and 26L. I can do some smaller, it just depends on the layout. For in...

Finding a dependable crate for your dog is harder than it looks—especially when you want something durable enough for daily use, secure enough for car travel, and compliant enough for occasional long-distance trips. That’s why so many dog owners look up a [Petmate Sky Kennel review](https://technobark.com/petmate-sky-kennel-review/), because this crate has become known as one of the most trusted all-purpose options on the market. It’s sturdy, safe, easy to clean, and built to handle everything from crate training to extended travel. People call it the most reliable airline approved dog crate, and honestly, after digging into it, the hype makes sense. This crate isn’t the flimsy kind...

Okay, just hear me out, pool noodles might be the most underrated cleaning tool everrrrr. I bought a pack for a summer party ages ago then forgot about them until I saw someone online using them to block drafts under doors. That got me thinking if they could help with cleaning too? Turns out, yes. I sliced one up and used the pieces as gap fillers between my washer and dryer so socks stop falling into the abyss. Another one I cut lengthwise and used to pad the edge of my mop bucket so it doesn’t scrape the walls when I move it around. The soft foam works surprisingly well for scrubbing baseboards too, just wrap a microfiber cloth around it and run it along the wall. It’s kind of wild ...

Hey everyone! I just moved to Victoria from Toronto a few weeks ago, and I'd love to hear what you all recommend for the following: Pilates (preferably hot) Nail salon (simple, cheap) Hair salon (blonde) Tattoo artists/salons (black & white realism/traditional) Grocery stores (vegetarian/vegan options, fresh produce) Fish shops (fresh, local?) Dive bar Thrift/vintage Clothes & jewelry Film developer and seller RMT & acupuncture Osteopathy Reiki & energy healing Meditation circles Bike shop/repairs Pottery workshops (any art workshop) I would prefer locally owned and operated but honestly open to everything! Plus don't feel limited by the l...

Hi Parents, I work with many of the baby gear retailers and wanted to share with all of you that many times, they are *the best* places from which to purchase, especially during Black Friday. They know their gear way better than Target or Walmart (which is great for questions and even their curated selections), they have great reward programs, and many times offer the same benefits as big box or better. Here's an (alphabetical) list of the family-owned baby gear retailers you should check out this Black Friday, and if I'm missing anyone someone please add them! I will gladly vouch for all of these as great places to shop: [Albee Baby](https://www.albeebaby.com/) \-- Family-...

Looking for new around the house, quick trip to the store shoe. My sunuks are falling apart. Not really looking for fashion advice but comfort and quality, I have to wear terrible safety boots for work. So my feet need a break. And I figured this subreddit was the one that would know the best. I've been thinking about boat shoes, I had them in highschool and really remember liking them. But recently cleaning out my deceased mamaws closet I ran into some Minnetonka moccasins, and they seemed like boat shoes made of clouds! I'm hesitant about the throat seems very large. Any suggestions on super comfortable, all leather lounging shoes? No socks and flat heal are a plus. Ps I love th...

the new hollister drop is so so tea, but bc it’s limited edition, i literally want to buy all of it but it’s gonna disappear soon. what are the best stores online or in person that have similar clothes to the hollister y2k 25th anniversary collection?

Does anyone own these in white? How see through are they? Can you post a picture? 😅 I just got a pair in black and love them 🖤 thinking of snatching a white pair for the summer before they are gone! Thanks!

I usually ignore fashion AI tools because most of them feel like gimmicks or filters for consumers, but I tried [Gensmo](https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6636520663?pt=127268194&ct=reddit&mt=8) recently and it’s honestly the first one that feels useful for people running small clothing brands, and it’s completely free. What surprised me most is that you can upload a garment mockup or a product photo and get clean, realistic virtual try-on images on different body types (or even your own selfie-based avatar). It does: * **Virtual Try-On** Great for testing silhouettes, previewing designs, or generating “on-model” shots before you commit to full photoshoots...

I'm 19F have classes from 6-11 am and after that I'm free so rather than doing nothing I wanna work as a full time or part time employee as a waitress, clothing store staff, receptionist or anything suitable that'll pay well i prefer putalisadak or gokerneshwor jorpati area or anywhere will work

"I have no idea how it happened, but I’ve developed a sixth sense for online shopping scams. I used to be something of an impulse buyer, who’d see a cute jacket and instantly click Buy Now. These days, I zoom in on product photos like I’m analyzing satellite footage for a documentary. You can't blame me. We’ve all been betrayed at least once by online shops and suppliers (you are lucky if you haven’t). Remember that shirt that looked elegant online but arrived with the texture of wet paper, or the minimalist lamp that turned out to be a glorified flashlight on a stick. But I just can’t stop going back. Last week, I was trying to find a plain hoodie and ended up spending...

I’m starting to get into sewing, and I’d like to be sustainable and find some cool fabric at local thrift stores. Does anyone know of any thrift stores in Cincy or in the northwestern part of the city (Mason/West Chester/Fairfield areas) that have dedicated fabric sections? I know I can also upcycle clothing and stuff, too.

Hey y'all, My fiancé and I are moving to Anderson early next year after finally buying our first home in the Northlake area. I'm 31 and have worked from home for the past year and a half and I'm looking to stop being such a recluse at home. I have a ton of hobbies and usually work on projects at home. Like leathercraft, pottery, gaming, and sewing. I do also love collecting vintage stuff (especially vintage clothes & oddities, and old tech), and going to car meets and concerts (more punk/rock/indie vibes though). I live in the metro Atlanta area now and it's just a 2 hour drive and $40 parking just to get there so it's def not an attractive place to visit. ...

I was talking to her on snap she started off chill and said she wanted to be friends because he apparently said something bad about me and made me look like a bad person then she said he told her that I’m “still stuck on him”which annoyed me because we used to be close before he suddenly stopped so Ig this was the reason, being curious I asked why they broke up and she said he wasn’t over his ex while being with her but then she started saying really weird, low-key scary stuff like wanting to hurt that him and also his ex (the girl did nothing why bringing her up) I honestly couldn’t tell if she was joking her mindset scared me She tried to rage-bait me by saying he told her I...