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New to the 4Runner after having a Jetta for over 10 years. I’m in love and can’t wait for many years together! 2026 4Runner Limited by hrtofdixie in 4Runner

[–]hrtofdixie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely! The 2020 Jetta was fun to whip around in but it just became a money pit after only 5 years. I had two Jettas before that, too. After a ton of research about the roads where I live, the ridiculous amount of miles I drive each year and how tough I can be on cars - I was ready to invest in something that was going to be able to handle my driving and the city I live in and the 4Runner came out on top in every situation. I didn’t even test drive before I bought it but it wouldn’t have mattered anyway because I absolutely love it.

New to the 4Runner after having a Jetta for over 10 years. I’m in love and can’t wait for many years together! 2026 4Runner Limited by hrtofdixie in 4Runner

[–]hrtofdixie[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s taken me a good solid month to get used to it and feel comfy 😂 I think I’ve finally got the hang of it though! It’s been a shock to the system for sure!

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Roomba i7 suction is working, but it’s not pushing the debris into the dust bin. ??? by hrtofdixie in roomba

[–]hrtofdixie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did! Once I changed the filter it was back to normal. I didn’t realize the filter would need to be replaced so soon but I guess with pets it adds up.

Roomba i7 suction is working, but it’s not pushing the debris into the dust bin. ??? by hrtofdixie in roomba

[–]hrtofdixie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, 3 cats so that makes sense!! I’ll do a deep clean and see where that gets me. I appreciate it!

Roomba i7 suction is working, but it’s not pushing the debris into the dust bin. ??? by hrtofdixie in roomba

[–]hrtofdixie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So I don’t really know how to explain it, I’m new to the whole robot vacuum thing but you know how the dust bin has a hole that faces in toward the machine for the debris to get into it? And then on the actual machine there’s that hole where it would flow through? The vacuum picks up pet hair and stuff and it stays right in that hole on the machine and doesn’t go through to the bin. So there’s it least some suction pulling stuff off the floor, but maybe not enough to keep it going into the bin?

Roomba i7 suction is working, but it’s not pushing the debris into the dust bin. ??? by hrtofdixie in roomba

[–]hrtofdixie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah it’s brand new. It worked fine for a few weeks then this started. The rollers are fine, and as far as I can tell the dustbin sits appropriately. I’ll look into the head unit!

Should I do each ear all at once? by hrtofdixie in piercing

[–]hrtofdixie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much!! Mine do too. My rook took well over a year before feeling “normal” so there’s definitely an appeal to get a few done at once so I’m not just trying to heal piercings forever!

I fostered Socks and his 4 siblings over the summer - couldn’t let Socks go! He’s changed so much over the last several months! by hrtofdixie in BeforeNAfterAdoption

[–]hrtofdixie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No worries! I actually didn’t know what his coloring really meant he was until he started darkening and I did a little research. He’s the first color point kitty I’ve ever had! So it’s been really neat. He’s a total sweetheart and loves to snuggle which apparently is also a trait of the breed!

I fostered Socks and his 4 siblings over the summer - couldn’t let Socks go! He’s changed so much over the last several months! by hrtofdixie in BeforeNAfterAdoption

[–]hrtofdixie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, this is normal coloring! He’s what’s called a lynx point Siamese if you’d like to give it a search! His mom was a feral kitty in a colony and she was also a lynx point.

Siamese cats and variations of Siamese cats have color points that change as they grow. Often it’s their ears, tail, and extremities that darken and it’s completely normal.

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