This week, I found the water bottle I was looking for, to use not only during my weight lifting work outs each morning, but also for the rest of the day, as my goal is to drink a minimum of one whole gallon of water.
I keep seeing this random, no name water bottle featured all over Amazon when I was looking for one to order. I figured for half the price of the more rugged-looking ones I actually wanted, I would be willing to pay the $15 bucks to settle for a product that would still serve the same purpose.
Fortunately, it turns out that I have been able to been this 2.2 liter water bottle to use at the gym, and at home, I am can confirm I am very pleased with the results.
(I fill this bottle up twice and drink the whole thing in a day, and it’s a little over one gallon.)
Feel free to watch the video review I made, above.
If you decide you would like to buy the same water bottle as me, just click this link so you can buy it for the best price on Amazon like I did.
Upon arrival in Truckee, after the short drive from Reno where our flight landed, we began our summer vacation by visiting the first souvenir shop the kids saw.
While my kids’ agenda was to immediately spend their $20 souvenir stipends, my wife was more concerned with finding a hat to cover our fair-skinned 3 year-old daughter from the California sun in Lake Tahoe.
My daughter wasn’t quite sold on the simple and practical sunhat my wife found. Instead, my daughter was lured by the irresistibly trendy Bigtruck trucker’s hat with a yellow flower on it.
She still had a leftover gift card from her birthday back in April; to extend beyond her souvenir budget.
It turns out she loved this “flower hat” so much, that she chose to deplete the rest of her gift card money on it!
I will admit: I’m glad she did.
What an awesome hat for a cute little girl spending a week of summer vacation in the Lake Tahoe area.
She totally rocked that hat and she knew it.
Of all coincidences, by the end of our week-long vacation, we just happened to stop for lunch at a deli right across the street from the Bigtruck Factory Store and Custom Hat Bar there in Truckee!
After lunch, my wife stayed in the truck with our daughter who quickly fell asleep for her afternoon nap.
Meanwhile, my son and I invited ourselves in for a tour; where we met Triston Sceirine, the company’s Production Manager, who was happy to show us around the place.
We had a great time checking out how they make the hats, and even learned they have a “hat bar” where customers can customize their own hats.
I have a feeling the next time our family is in Truckee again, we’ll be heading back there to make some cool hats!
And thanks to my daughter’s hat choice, we have brought a piece of Truckee back to Nashville, Tennessee.
You found this article by Googling something like, “What does a buzz cut look like if you’re balding?”
Maybe specifically, you are searching what a #4 guard buzz cut looks like, or you simply want a non-commercialized demonstration of the Remington ShortCut Pro.
Either way, you came to the right place.
Recently my dad asked me to serve as his barber, using my Remington ShortCut Pro to buzz off his hair with a #4 guard. So first, let me show you the “before” photos…
And now, enjoy the video of when I did the #4 guard buzz cut on my dad, using the Remington ShortCut Pro:
Lastly, here are the “after” photos:
My dad is very pleased with the results of his new look.
If you are considering purchasing the Remington ShortCut Pro, I personally highly recommend it.
The device is so easy to use and it doesn’t have to stay plugged in to work. You can choose which number guard to use.
If you are worried about high humidity levels within your home, you must consider getting a dehumidifier. Just look at the below mention points before getting it:
Effects of much humidity
High humidity can lead to some bad effects on the body. It can make the air feel quite heavy and a bit uncomfortable. Excessive humidity can also impact people’s moods and make them feel sick. Allergy symptoms can also be aggravated due to much humidity.
High humidity causes negative impacts on the home as well. It can impact the structural integrity of your building.
Read on to find out how to choose a dehumidifier.
Figure out the scope of the issue
Do figure that whether your home is totally humid, or is there a problem confined to only one place. The nature of the issue figures out the solution. The larger full-house dehumidifiers tend to tie into your HVAC system moreover include a drainpipe which empties directly into your slop sink, the outdoors, or even into a sump pump.
These dehumidifiers are expensive and usually need professional installation. The portable dehumidifiers are less costly and are also more consumer-friendly. This plug right into your wall and work through built-in interfaces which are simple to understand as well as configure.
Some portable dehumidifiers have hoses which can drain and pump out the collected water automatically. There are others that have a bucket which needs to be emptied out regularly.
Know the area’s square footage
Dehumidifiers of similar designs can differ when it comes to capacity. Choose one which can hold around ten pints of water particularly for a 500-square-foot area. You can add four pints capacity for every extra 500 square feet.
If space is really damp, pick a dehumidifier which holds about 12 pints of water specifically for a 500-square-foot area. You can add five pints for an additional 500 square feet.
Remember energy efficiency
Look for a dehumidifier that does not consume much energy. Energy Star-certified ones use around 15 percent less energy in comparison to conventional units. If you want to save money, then get one that is energy efficient.
Check out some reviews
If you are ready to buy a dehumidifier, then you can also check reviews about them. They can be found online. You can check for more details on toohumid.com. By looking at some reviews, you can get an idea about the humidifiers before purchasing. You can figure out whether it will be suitable for you or not.
A dehumidifier is necessary if you stay in a climate that is extremely humid. You can look at the different dehumidifiers available and pick the best one for you.
As of this week, I’ve decided to grow my hair back out from the zero guard buzz cut, to a more mainstream hairstyle.
My wife’s request may have had something to do with that decision…
In addition to my son’s recent drawing of our family where he purposely drew me with a hat on…
But for the past 3 months, I have consistently chosen on a weekly basis to be bald. I even went to The Board Room in Nashvilleon West End and got my head clean shaven at one point.
I love not having to think about going to get a haircut every 4 weeks, or having to pay for a haircut, or having to spend the time to get a haircut, or having to wonder if my hair is messed up after walking outside in the wind.
The zero guard buzz cut served as a perfect outward representation of how I feel on the inside.
Even though I can still grow hair, I personally prefer the look and feel of no hair.
In my opinion, the buzz version of me with the zero guard buzz cut is when I also have a 2 week-old beard:
I even wrote a cool original song about how great it is to buzz off your hair:
So if you’re considering trying out the buzz cut look, let me tell you about a must-have that I finally discovered here at the end of my 90 days of baldness:
Even my wife immediately acknowledged how even my hair looked after I used the device.
It’s really easy and fun to use. And if you’re not ready to go all the way down to a zero guard (no guard), you can opt to use one of the standard length guards included with it.
Be warned though: Once you take the leap and decide to buzz it all off, you’re probably going to get addicted. That’s definitely what happened to me.
You begin to realize, as a man, that hair seems to being pointless; just a waste of time, money, and energy.
If you’re possibly interested in making this purchase, I’ll make it easy for you by including the link below, so you can get straight to Amazon to find the best deal on one:
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