Keith Long

One more thing to check is the removable rear filter assembly - many dryers have a felt/foam pad behind the screen that clogs with product and needs a wash and full dry not a surface wipe. Also avoid blocking the intake with your hand or hair and try drying without the concentrator or on low heat; those tips keep airflow up. If it still trips quickly after a deep clean and with the nozzle off and the thermostat/cutoff is likely drifting and replacing the dryer is the practical, safe fix.

Yeah that tracks - Love this. One tweak that helps me stick it: make the first two weeks the same every time - same 10-minute routine, same time, same place - so it’s pure autopilot, not decision-making. Add a tiny opening ritual (fill water, shoes on, 10 deep breaths) to flip the switch. And pre-negotiate misses: never miss twice, with a 2-minute fallback the next day so a skip doesn’t turn into a slide.

Great advice. If the skin is weepy try the crusting method: light dusting of plain stoma powder, tap off excess, then a thick 40% zinc layer to seal; repeat each change until it dries. Some sensitive babies react to lanolin, so a simple petrolatum-and-zinc paste can be gentler, and a thin smear of petroleum jelly on top of the zinc makes clean-up easier without scrubbing.

Hi Harold, For knitting a winter scarf as a beginner and opt for acrylic yarn which is durable, warm, and easy to handle. The Karizma yarn pink stands out with its anti-pilling feature that prevents unraveling and offers 780 meters total length for ample coverage. This yarn is softer than chunky fleece alternatives and provides better stitch definition for scarves compared to bamboo blends which are less ideal for cold weather.

Agree with you - Placement is huge - get the nursery unit as high as safely possible and keep the parent unit off the floor or near metal and you’ll gain a surprising bit of range. For hardware, DECT 6.0 (1.9 GHz) or 900 MHz FHSS models usually punch through walls better than 2.4 GHz WiFi cams, and disabling eco/VOX power-saving modes can stop those brief dropouts. If you stick with a WiFi monitor, a mesh node or extender on the stair landing often fixes the upstairs dead spot.