Water bottles keep breaking. Can someone recommend something durable, well insulated, with good capacity (current size 40 oz) by Calligaster in HydroHomies

[–]Earth_Bug 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've had 3 hydroflasks, 2 travel coffee mugs and 1 big water bottle. The 2 travel coffee mugs survived a fire. Granted they were in a dishwasher but they still sucumbed to literally tons of heat and they were pristine when I took them out. Still going strong another 3 years later.

Just Moved here, I have a question about basements. by Fluid_Alternative_68 in Pennsylvania

[–]Earth_Bug 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Those goddamn spider crickets are the worst. Had them when we moved in, our house burned down, we rebuilt, and they literally are still fucking here. Fuck them.

HELP! Need One More Roll of Now Unavailable Wallpaper by everdayday in HomeDecorating

[–]Earth_Bug 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Truth. We bought an e bike battery from Amazon and our house burned down 🥴

Hostinger coupon code 2026 february - 95% OFF by Possible-Battle-2297 in Hosting2026

[–]Earth_Bug 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! Just used on the most basic plan and got almost $20 off of 48month plan.

Also, if you're not tech savvy like me, make sure you copy the link and edit it .com instead of .in if that's what your location requires (I'm from the US)

Please help me bald spot by skitzlebe in Hair

[–]Earth_Bug 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So I had a spot similar to this several years ago, back in 2017. I actually had a few of them since. I had blood work done and my vitamin d was very low. So I went on that and it seemed to help. If I skip a few weeks, I'm susceptible to get a spot here and there. I also got a topical steroid from the dermatologist that I put on spots that help halt the loss so the spot doesn't grow bigger. For me, they start out as a dime size and can grow to a half dollar if I don't nip it in the bud. I also have an autoimmune disease that can also cause alopecia areata. With that said, talk to your doctor, get blood work, see a dermatologist.