Moments That Made You Realize You’re Washed

[lovehateself]

Black and decker. Don’t even know what I’m doing but I’m going to figure it out

ordering it online was the first red flag

buying a lawn mower is like buying a car, something that has to be done in person mane

shieet, might take more than one visit to the hardware store to really make the final decision.

 

[addict4sneakers]

ordering it online was the first red flag

buying a lawn mower is like buying a car, something that has to be done in person mane

shieet, might take more than one visit to the hardware store to really make the final decision.

My lawn isn’t that big. I read some reviews. It got good reviews. If the mower sucks, I’ll buy a better one. Trial and error, B

 

[ahat]

 

[maq25060]

My lawn isn’t that big. I read some reviews. It got good reviews. If the mower sucks, I’ll buy a better one. Trial and error, B

Which model you buy? I got 28 days until I'm committed to anything lol

 

[jape]

some lawnmowers have a reputation and there are enough reviews on the web to pick a good lawnmower.

i would recommend a honda

 

[addict4sneakers]

Which model you buy? I got 28 days until I'm committed to anything lol

3 in 1 electric. Just needed something to start with. I got terrible allergies but I was tired of paying someone to do something I could do for myself. I’m not about to become bob vela overnight. Gotta trust the process

 

[kungfu koala]

I got that green electric one. The greenworks. Got it off a yardsale and that battery is terrible! Got spares sitting on the side though.

 

[jape]

don’t go electric unless you have a really small yard

 

[s0lefunk]

I use a Ryobi on my 1,200ish sqft lawn. I can get through it all in one charge. The only time the battery died on me was the first cut when the grass was pretty high. Not as powerful as gas but if you don’t let the grass get like 5-6 inches then you should be ok.

Going electric with the leaf blower and trimmer has been fine.

 

[maq25060]

I use a Ryobi on my 1,200ish sqft lawn. I can get through it all in one charge. The only time the battery died on me was the first cut when the grass was pretty high. Not as powerful as gas but if you don’t let the grass get like 5-6 inches then you should be ok.

Going electric with the leaf blower and trimmer has been fine.

Yep. First cut, my grass was thick. Fairly certain I'll be fine if it doesn't get too thick again. I dunno about 1 charge though. My yard might be a 2 battery kind of deal, but we shall see.

That said, I'm intrigued with finding a better electric option that won't cost 800 bucks.

 

[p0tat0 5alad]

I got a Ryobi mower, trimmer, & blower. My yard ain’t huge so I only need 1 charge. I wish my trimmer used the same battery as the other 2 but that’s my only complaint.

Highly recommend waiting til a holiday (Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, etc.) to purchase your yard tools. Our Home Depot had a deal where they bundled the mower, trimmer, and blower for atleast half of what the total would be. We stupidly opted out of getting the blower cause we didn’t think we needed it. Ended up needing it and my brother bought me one for XMas when we moved into our current house.

 

[maq25060]

I got a Ryobi mower, trimmer, & blower. My yard ain’t huge so I only need 1 charge. I wish my trimmer used the same battery as the other 2 but that’s my only complaint.

Highly recommend waiting til a holiday (Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, etc.) to purchase your yard tools. Our Home Depot had a deal where they bundled the mower, trimmer, and blower for atleast half of what the total would be. We stupidly opted out of getting the blower cause we didn’t think we needed it. Ended up needing it and my brother bought me one for XMas when we moved into our current house.

I bought a blower trimmer combo that only needed the 18v battery.

2nd time my battery died in the mower I went back and got the combo that needed the 40v battery.

Issue is the Bush trimmer/hedger I'm eyeing seems to only come in a 18v battery style.

 

[mplsdunk]

I’ve had a ryobi for 4 years. Mine works fine and has one bar left on the battery when I’m done.

Their tools to me are ok for home use. I have a half inch impact wrench from them as well. It’s no Milwaukee but it takes lug nuts off fine which is all I really use it for.

 

[aNYone]

Any Dyson vacuum owners in here? Are they worth the ticket?

 

[Present]

Any Dyson vacuum owners in here? Are they worth the ticket?

Absolutely. Well worth it / easy to repair with minimal effort in case parts wear out. Had mine for 10 years.

Bed, Bath, and Beyond is going to have some crazy going out of business sales coming up soon.

As far as tools go - been a subscriber to these channels for years:

 

[Belgium]

Any Dyson vacuum owners in here? Are they worth the ticket?

Absolutely
Had my Dyson for literally as long as I can remember and it’s still going. At minimum I’ve had it for a decade.

 

[mplsdunk]

cop it, my wife has a Dyson hair dryer too she loves.

 

[deusavertat]

I sprained my knee walking upstairs. It was a normal step, I just felt something sharp anteriorly. I need to some more quad exercises, I think thats the problem. Since I lost weight I developed chicken legs.

 

[ahat]

Never skip leg day

 

[deusavertat]

Never skip leg day

Apparently the bike machine for 90 minutes a day doesnt count. Legs feel wobbly as hell.

 

[nikekid6]

Been falling asleep at 630 pm

 

[mplsdunk]

Why you biking so long?

Lift for an hour and bike for a half hour.

 

[ahat]

Guy goes to the gym and leisurely rides the stationary bike then wonders why he got chicken legs and gets hurt going up the stairs. Chicken legs couldn't handle that spare tire he carrying

 

[deusavertat]

Why you biking so long?

Lift for an hour and bike for a half hour.

I lift on the weekends all cardio during the week while fasting.

 

[mplsdunk]

Why though? Just eat and lift and do a little cardio.