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So I'm a pretty big guy. Super Broad shoulder. 285lbs 6'. Looking for a chair that will be comfortable but not necessarily to comfortable. Let me explain. So will admit like most Millennials grew up starting down at screens. My posture is bad. Really bad. I'm super forward. Not sure an ergonomic chair will be perfect for me or not until I fix the posture as I lean forward basically by nature. Have to force myself to lean back and make a determined effort to do so. Even then once I get my mind on something I am reading or listening to I find myself back in the leaning position. I have had an Ikea Marcus for probably 12-15 years now. The seat of the chair is finally lo...

Room Available in 2.5 BHK | Supertech Capetown, Sector 74, Noida Hi everyone, FLATMATE is vacating the room in a 2.5 BHK flat at Supertech Capetown, Sector 74, Noida and looking for a replacement. Flat details: • Gated society with 24×7 security • Spacious 2.5 BHK (0.5 room used as store room / extra space) • Private washroom (not attached) • Fully set up — just move in and start living • No owner interference Rent & charges: • ₹11,500 rent + maintenance • ₹800/month for common appliances (fridge + washing machine) Flatmate: • 26-year-old IT professional • Vegetarian, but no food restrictions • Looking for a clean & responsi...

As the title says, what’s the best place to buy furniture in Guam? I know its not really a seller’s market and my Company gives me a stipend, so I’m hoping to get at least a good bed, probably Full Sized. If there isn’t really a good place on Island, I was thinking I might buy a Japanese style futon in San Francisco where I’ll be at before coming on island.

I currently have a terrible flea infestation, but I'm moving in a few months and I'd like to not bring the fleas with me. My plan is to wash everything (except what I use regularly) with super hot water and store it in tight, doubled trash bags. And then right before I leave, I'll steam the furniture and give my pets a bath, thorough brushing, flea medicine, and wash everything else. I think my plan sounds good, but I'm concerned about fleas or larvae getting into the bags. What do you think?

I am a fairly new member to [r/woodworking](https://www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/), and it's about time I post one of my projects. A bit of a long post, but hopefully someone can find some useful information here and there... # From Beams to Table Base Last year I bought 14 oak beams for a project that I eventually abandoned. The beams are 100 x 100 mm (ca. 4 x 4 inches), and about 2.20 meters long (85") and meant for construction, only air-dried. The beams were just sitting in my shop for about a year, going through lots of movements and cracking... until I decided to build this large assembly table. Since a couple of years I've been using Blender to draw the projects I ...

🔥 MOVE OUT SALE –EVERYTHING MUST GO 🔥 ⚠️ \*\*MUST PICK UP ON WEDNESDAY – Remaining items on a throw away prices⚠️\*\* Beautiful home furniture, appliances & car available in excellent condition. Most items are just like new. 🚗 Jetour Dashing 2024 Model – Low Mileage – 64900 DHS ❌ SOLD – Nikai 65” 4K TV ❌ SOLD – PAN Home Luxury L Sofa 🪑 IKEA Ottoman Bench – 199 DHS ❌ SOLD – IKEA Chest of Drawers ❌ SOLD – PAN Home TV Unit 🪞 PAN Home Console – 75 DHS ❌ SOLD – PAN Home Shoe Rack ❌ SOLD – Coffee Table 🪑 IKEA Chair + Table + Lamp – 299 DHS 🕒 Decorative Wall Clock – 20 DHS 🧺 Big Carpet – 150 DHS ❌...

Hi everyone, Paws and Shine is a relaxing, pressure-free decoration simulation. You step into neglected, messy spaces and completely restore them. The gameplay is simple and satisfying: you clean up the trash, unpack boxes of furniture, and freely decorate the space however you like. While there are no cats in this specific footage since I am still laying the technical foundations, the entire universe revolves around them, I'll be working with a 2D artist soon to populate these restored 3D spaces with cats UI's. (I apologize for the flying service cart) If a stress-free cleaning and decorating game sounds like your cup of tea, I recently opened my Steam page. Wishlisting helps ...

New Orleans shotgun homes have a ton of charm, but anyone who’s lived in one knows storage space can be a challenge. Most shotguns are basically one long straight line from the front door to the back of the house, and a lot of them were built long before modern storage needs were even a thing. Many shotgun homes only have one or two main closets, and in a lot of cases, the primary bedroom closet also has to double as a general storage closet. When you’re working with limited space, staying organized usually comes down to making the most of every inch you do have. One of the first and most important things to do is declutter. The less stuff you have competing for limited space, the easi...

My mother always wore black. Black dresses. Black shoes. Black gloves even in the middle of summer. When I was a kid I thought it was strange, but children accept strange things easily when they grow up around them. Whenever I asked why, she would just smile in that quiet way of hers and brush my hair back from my face. “Some people just look better in black,” she’d say. It seemed like a simple answer at the time. My mother wasn’t like other parents, but I never questioned it much. She was always home. Always waiting. Always sitting by the window in the living room like she was expecting someone to arrive. Sometimes I’d catch her staring at me instead of the road outside. N...

First non-shop furniture project. I’ve been building up my shop over the past year - early 2000s delta 10” unisaw, 1950s delta 6” jointer, used dewalt 735 thickness planer, and a new Bosch router (w/ jessem lift). While on vacation, my wife sat in one of these chairs and said “we should get a couple of these”. My 10 yr old son whispered later, “could we make some?” Took my kids on their first trip to the hardwood dealer (they got to hold the most expensive wood in the store - Gabon ebony) and let the salesman guide us to 8/4 ribbon sapele. I screwed up the measurements and had to use some 8/4 walnut I was saving for cutting boards. Got to learn how to break down hardwood ...

Can someone give me any help finding a lost ring my mother gave to me? I’ve worn it every day for almost 10 years. Usually shower with it, wash dishes, etc. I never take it off. I realized it was missing at about 8:30 PM last night, saw I was wearing it in my front door camera at 3:30 PM that day. I’ve checked the stores I went into and left my name and number. I’ve looked in furniture, through the trash, garbage disposal, clothes, jackets I wore. I’d appreciate any help, I’m so upset. Thank you.

Greetings! I’m a nurse with an interest in medical history and antiques. Some books are newer than others, but all of them bring me joy to look through. I’m always on the lookout at antique stores and used book sales for interesting titles. Fun story: the large “Library of Health” book is what helped raise my grandmother. She was illegally adopted and my great-grandmother didn’t want to alert more people than necessary that she had obtained a baby, so instead of Doctors, the book was consulted. They burned furniture and other books during the depression for heat, but never that book.

Once I buy and store the furniture in the house system I can't find a way to sell it.

Let me preface: I am not an artist. Nor am I good at art. I have taken 2 high school art classes (3 if you count photography), both of which I have failed. In grade school my art was bad at best. In woodworking class I was scared to use power tools and barely finished any of my projects. In every ELA and writing class I’ve taken I’ve never gotten higher than a C grade. **BUT** The recent swell of LLMs and AI generated art sparked something within me. I began to start appreciating humanity for humanity. I started appreciating effort more and more. I started to see art in things outside of clay, pencils, paint, and illustration. I started to see art in houses, in furniture, in cooking, i...

Looking to confirm ID and get pest management tips. First two photos are the larvae I think are carpet beetles that I found on my living room couch. Metric ruler shows mm marks. 3rd photo is either a different lifecycle stage or a different bug entirely. Last two photos are adult beetles found in my living room, though not on the couch with the larvae. Both the brown one in the 4th photo and the darker one with spots in the last photo are just over 2 mm long. Unknown if either of these adults are related to the larvae but included as it seems possible. TLDR I currently use: 1. Robot vacuum hits all floors 2x daily. I deep vacuum every 1-2 weeks. 2. Diatomaceous earth where I don't...