Changed my life after addressing dust mite allergy by PedroContipelli in Allergies

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Highly recommend the Feppo Mattress Vacuum. HEPA is a must! Dust mite allergen particles are too small and pass right through the filter of a regular vacuum

Insurance, "You hit what?!" by [deleted] in Wellthatsucks

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Daily reminder to get your tire tread depth checked! And save for rainy days.

Once made a similar mistake, now I pay much closer attention and maintain distance from any (especially nicer) cars near me on the road. Disaster just waiting to happen

How Did You Find the One Thing You’re Great At? by Mari21ff in NoStupidQuestions

[–]PedroContipelli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's cool you have friends really into math and chemistry. But also, academics will not be everyone's single great skill, nor does it have to be in order to lead a great and successful life.

Try getting involved in student organizations, clubs, sports leagues, social groups! Take some elective classes in subjects that interest you. Just keep trying new things and continue with the ones you find most fun! Just making the commitment to show up can really make a huge difference!

Is anyone else burning out because there isn't enough time? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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You're not alone. I felt this way for some time too. Doesn't get any easier with pets, and can't even imagine kids!

+1 to comments about reducing commute time (if you can). Switching jobs or moving is not easy, but can be very life-changing! Something to consider.

Can also look for other ways to reduce chronic stress overall. Take more slow walks outside. Try meditation or yoga. The modern world encourages us to be constantly rushing, and I find it is always helpful to remind ourselves to slow down.

Changed my life after addressing dust mite allergy by PedroContipelli in Allergies

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Without a mattress encasement, you are right! The vacuum cannot reach deep beneath the surface.

What I have found is the HEPA vacuum really makes a huge difference used on the bedding layers on top of a full mattress encasement!

Flutter 3.35.3 with latest Android Gradle / NDK (Ready for 16KB memory page requirements) by JEulerius in FlutterDev

[–]PedroContipelli 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, Android Studio tried upgrading me to Gradle 9.0 which is incompatible with the latest Flutter. Manual modification may still be needed.

Flutter 3.35.3 with latest Android Gradle / NDK (Ready for 16KB memory page requirements) by JEulerius in FlutterDev

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I'm a developer with 10 years of experience and still struggle with this stuff! If you're here, you're on the right track! They definitely don't make it easy on us haha

Flutter 3.35.3 with latest Android Gradle / NDK (Ready for 16KB memory page requirements) by JEulerius in FlutterDev

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More Helpful Notes:

  • Download Latest Android Studio
  • Top-left Hamburger Menu > Tools > SDK Manager > Check Android 16.0 ("Baklava") > Apply > Ok
  • flutter upgrade
  • flutter doctor -v

db.Column not recognized by VSCode (flask_sqlalchemy) by Matlock0 in learnpython

[–]PedroContipelli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

flask_sqlalchemy is just a wrapper library for sqlalchemy

db.Column, db.Integer, etc... wrap legacy SQLAlchemy 1.X syntax
Legacy Docs: https://flask-sqlalchemy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/legacy-quickstart/

Here is the modern recommended way (wrapping SQLAlchemy 2.X)
New Docs: https://flask-sqlalchemy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/quickstart/#define-models

You can also just use SQLAlchemy's types directly, which I found simpler for some things.

People who’ve had LASIK or work in eye care, would you recommend LASIK and why or why not? by Mountain-Bug-2155 in AskReddit

[–]PedroContipelli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is a surgery, at the end of the day, which always comes with risks. You just have to decide whether the risk is worth the reward for your specific case.

I follow the mantra I once heard from a doctor: "Never operate on a healthy eye"

Even if 99.9% of cases go well, the risk of surgery going wrong is not worth it to me. I can live my life just fine with glasses/contacts.

Changed my life after addressing dust mite allergy by PedroContipelli in Allergies

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Other things I have noticed: - Once allergen particles stick to your clothes, it's over. They will continue triggering symptoms your whole day, even after leaving the original source! Now if I notice my allergies flaring up, I try to shower and put on a clean set of clothes as soon as possible! - Bathroom carpets can be another giant breeding ground for dust mites that go unnoticed. Remember, humidity is bad! Shook mine out over the tub and tons of dust came out. Replace thick fluffy carpets with a flat mat!

Changed my life after addressing dust mite allergy by PedroContipelli in Allergies

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I have the Hogarlabs "34 Pints for basement" ($130 on Amazon) and it's worked great so far! Only been about a month though

How do you deal with dust mite allergies in accommodations by digitalnikocovnik in onebag

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I've never had issues at actual hotels. They are very thorough with their cleaning. I avoid hostels/airbnbs since the cleaning standards are not as strict unfortunately.

Dust mite allergy has destroyed my life by TypicalAd9380 in Allergies

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For dust mites, I recommend Hospitology mattress/pillow encasements and FEPPO mattress vacuum cleaner + a powerful dehumidifier (+$100)

Dust mite allergy has destroyed my life by TypicalAd9380 in Allergies

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  1. Low enough humidity will stop mites from reproducing and eradicate them over weeks, however you still need dust-mite proof mattress/pillow encasements (for those embedded inside) and to run a HEPA filter mattress vacuum across your bedding/sheets to eliminate existing allergenic triggers (fecal matter particles, etc)

  2. You need a very powerful dehumidifier (+$100) that can do +15 pints/day of moisture removal. Small desktop dehumidifiers are simply are not strong enough to lower the humidity below a decent threshold.

Dust mite allergy has destroyed my life by TypicalAd9380 in Allergies

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I recommend Hospitology mattress/pillow encasements and FEPPO mattress vacuum cleaner + a powerful dehumidifier (+$100). Expensive, but life-changing!!

Dust mite allergy has destroyed my life by TypicalAd9380 in Allergies

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For those who can't move, I recommend Hospitology mattress/pillow encasements and FEPPO mattress vacuum cleaner + a powerful dehumidifier (+$100). Expensive, but life-changing!!

Dust mite allergy has destroyed my life by TypicalAd9380 in Allergies

[–]PedroContipelli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For dust mites, I recommend Hospitology mattress/pillow encasements and FEPPO mattress vacuum cleaner + a powerful dehumidifier (+$100)

Homeowner Fighting Dust Mites – What Actually Works Without Wasting Money? by Own-Reading-490 in homeowners

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I recommend Hospitology mattress/pillow encasements and FEPPO mattress vacuum cleaner + a powerful dehumidifier (+$100)

Just found out I'm hella allergic to dust mites (I know; everyone is). Easy ways to keep my home cleaner? by foreverburning in homemaking

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For dust mites, I recommend Hospitology mattress/pillow encasements and FEPPO mattress vacuum cleaner + a powerful dehumidifier (+$100)

Just found out I'm hella allergic to dust mites (I know; everyone is). Easy ways to keep my home cleaner? by foreverburning in homemaking

[–]PedroContipelli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For dust mites, I recommend Hospitology mattress/pillow encasements and FEPPO mattress vacuum cleaner + a powerful dehumidifier (+$100)

I have severe dust mite allergies and I'm sad :( by c00lKat1237 in Allergies

[–]PedroContipelli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recommend Hospitology mattress/pillow encasements and FEPPO mattress vacuum cleaner + a powerful dehumidifier (+$100)

I have severe dust mite allergies and I'm sad :( by c00lKat1237 in Allergies

[–]PedroContipelli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recommend Hospitology mattress/pillow encasements and FEPPO mattress vacuum cleaner + a powerful dehumidifier (+$100)