it depends on what i'm cleaning but it's always heavily diluted solution. for something with not a lot of grime like glasses or jewelry i'll do distilled water with a drop of dish soap, for machine parts i add hornady one shot in a 40:1 ratio. some materials like aluminum or cerakote are easily damaged by ultrasonics and need a special cleaner like simple green's aircraft version.
The last pair of glasses I bought in the optometrist spot was like 5 bills.
Zenni? got like 5 pair of glasses for 1 bill.
Next time I'm gonna spring for the "anti-smudge".
I wear my glasses now that my son has glasses and I want him to be comfortable in them. Transitions are the best shyt ever. I dont know how people live without them
I got them just to try it but don't care for them. The sun never bothered me like that, and the transition from outside to inside makes me need to take them off until it readjusts.
I need to look into getting a breadmaker, I can't stay away from bagettes.Went to a thrift shop and bought a breadmaker
Been 3 weeks and haven't bought bread since (it's primarily for cheat days when I wanna eat carbs cuz I practice keto/low carb)
But damn. A peanut butter and jelly sandwich or a grilled cheese with homemade bread just hits right
I was just about to post this literally just now. I got the Waterpik brand.
respect your bung
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B072JFVXSY?ref=ppx_pt2_mob_b_prod_imageIt can be a bit messy the first time (that’s what she said)
I've seen pics and vids with people tilting their heads. I'm going to have to get used to it.