Thanks! My wife just used it last night to untangle a knotted chain necklace that my daughter wears. Also great for removing splinters!

We do a thorough cleaning about once a month. Just soap and hot water, mostly. I do clean the metal basin out about once a week when I empty all the old water and put new water in. With a little fiddling you can completely disassemble everything (it can get a little gross in there) and then we use a few bottle brushes to sort of scrub everything out. Might take 15 to 20 minutes or so. I would imagine everything (other than the electric pump) would be dishwasher safe in the top rack.

Hi... My plug has two lines of numbers/letters between the plugs. First line: HSC 201 Second line: E334525 Does that help at all?

If you have it set for a specific temp the fan will run until it gets to that temperature then shut off... then turn back on when it gets colder. If you put it on "Lo" or "Hi" the fan will run constantly at a lower or higher speed.

@@tomshomefinds I bought like a year ago, my cord start to melt, sparked & it kept on giving me E1 error. The manufacturer says they cant read the serial number on the plug because it got sparked. So they can’t honour the warranty without receipt unless i can read them the number on the plug. Would you please check and let me know what is the number on the plug’s metal part? I would really appreciate the Help! ❤

It should work the same, the wiper arms are pretty standard, but you'll want to be sure to get the right size for your car.

You'd have to take the hard drive out of the laptop and click it into this thing. As long as the drive has a compatible port (and it is working ) it *should* work.

@@tomshomefinds I meant, can i put it into laptop usb port and read my old PC harddrives on the lap top with this device?

@@christopherfoley8322 I don't see why not. A laptop is a computer just like any other. Might want to check the USB types/speeds to be sure, but in theory it would work with any computer that has a USB port.

@@tomshomefinds alright man, i figured it would work most likely, but just wanted another opinion, thank you not just for that, but making the video on the device

Ooo, cool! Done anything fun with it?

I suspect a card shuffler of this quality would not do well with sleeved cards. I went down a rabbit hole and found a whole reddit thread about this and I found someone making hand crank card shufflers for sleeved cards. They're hand crank so you can "feel" any sort of jamming problem and stop turning before a card is damaged. They are not cheap because they appear to be hand made. Here's the link: urzastoolbox.com/shop/ Good luck!

Here it is: amzn.to/473xVOU

I shave almost every day because I have a beard, but do NOT want a neck beard.

I guess it's difficult to show how to use a product without... using the product?

Good luck! I'm teaching myself piano and my son is teaching himself guitar. It's slow going but still fun to challenge yourself!

That's... a good question! I only have one pair to try. I would suggest reaching out to the Amazon seller from their listing: amzn.to/3WKxOF1

Wow, that's cool! Growing up my dad never put them on the tree for exactly that reason! We had a fireplace mantle and that's where we'd display our bubble lights (think it was a string of 7). He had a long strip of wood with little clips on it (I think he just hotglued something together) and we'd have the bubble lights attached along that wood which would then rest on the mantel, so it looked like we had 7 little bubble light rockets on display. It was kinda nice in its own way. The only recommendation I can offer is to maybe put them on a timer or remote and only turn them on for an hour or two at a time. They DO tend to generate a lot of heat because they need to get that liquid to a certain point. Good luck!

@ Thanks! Yeah, that’s what I was thinking too (regarding the heat). I’m hoping someone will figure out a way to simulate the same experience with LEDs, but obviously you’d have to do something besides heat to get the bubbles moving.

I'm always a little surprised when people don't understand that it's general KZbin practice to have all the specific details and links in the video description. I don't always say the exact brand name because it's often hard to pronounce and can CHANGE on Amazon (seen it more than once). I also never, ever mention the specific price because that changes almost daily for a lot of products...

Ultimately I ended up with the Yamaha PSREW310 (amzn.to/3Bfuxpn) and it's been great for me. I practice for about 5 days a week, 20 minutes each time. I think the keys on the PSREW310 are bigger than the rockjam keyboard keys. I'm not sure if there is an official designation for "full size keys" or not. Even the "full size" keys on a keyboard seem to be slightly smaller than the keys on the 50 year old piano in my parent's living room.

Yeeeah... they are pretty light weight and with any sort of breeze they're going to move around. I had them straight for about 5 seconds at one point and just gave up. If you REALLY wanted them to be exactly vertical you could probably use big cable clips behind the porch cover to point them downward... but that's more work than I was willing to put into it. I really kind of like these...

Ooo, good point! I haven't noticed any damage to my cards yet, though I suppose that could happen with almost any auto shuffler. This one seems fairly "light weight" in that it does jam from time to time, but when it does it's not slamming the cards together, just sliding too many at once. To be fair: there are tons of shufflers out there and I suspect they all work pretty similarly... I like the cordless option a lot (had an old plug in one from the 1970's for years... man that thing was LOUD).

If it's only 3 months I have to wonder if it's still under warranty. We've had ours for a few years now and it's held up well. We're just starting to get a few little paint chips on the interior door (probably from not cleaning it as often as we should) so we might be thinking about a replacement in the upcoming year.

@@tomshomefinds Well, some people are more lucky than me ... 🤔

It's similar but I don't think it's the same. I have some 8+ year old Dyson accessories and they don't fit... Would be VERY nice if all/most vacuums used universal accessory/tube/hose sizes.

@@tomshomefinds Yes, this could be great! However, from my understanding, only with the rubber universal adaptors one can get the Dyson and other vacuums accessories work with X7

I'm guessing that maybe you don't have a version with different modes?

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The specs say Mac OS 10 or higher. I don't know a lot about Mac hardware but I'm guessing the HD ports are generally the same(?)... Any Mac experts are welcome to chime in!

Hmm. Make sure everything is plugged in properly and make sure there is plenty of water in it. Heck, make sure the outlet works. If it's more than a few years old there's always a chance a USB cord was crimped or the pump just wore out. These things are relatively inexpensive and probably won't last decades.

@ thanks yeah I checked plug, outlet etc. never figured it out but luckily that was the last day of my housesit. I told the owner but he never responded to that text. Thanks for the answrr!