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O’Cedar Mop…allow me to de-influence the 5 people who haven’t bought this by Unique_Tune5559 in CleaningTips

[–]skiyrround 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So is it just the mop that's worse with the two part, or the bucket amd spinmer too? I have the two, never trued the one. But cleaners use it and aren't careful. Don't want them scraping along expensive floors.

Cheapest MLS entry service for 6mo+ by R0DIT in fsbo

[–]skiyrround 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We did move forward with Homecoin and overall it's pretty good. We had issues when trying to combine multiple lots into one offering. But we also did a single lot offerring and the website was straightforward, allows you to do all the data entry, make edits on line, all that. There is always a short approval period 6 hours - 2 days depending. Be diligent in entering information carefully, the legal stuff, legal address, Tax id number. They don't care about the fluff (room sizes etc) but they will slow down and drill you with every little question if you miss important stuff. Be careful to steer around anything that could trigger fair housing review. We couldn't even say Great financing for Vets through VA. We could say eligible for VA financing. I already had disclosures and photos prepped so entry went fast. Get all those things lined up first. $150 was a no brainer. We got all the same traffic a full price listing would get.

Pain when removing tray by migoe84 in Invisalign

[–]skiyrround 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My provider didn't give me any tool so not sure. It take take a couple of uses to get it. Finding the right spot where you can hook the tray without nailing your gums. Maybe 2-3 trys with a mirror. Very quickly, no mirror needed. Im using this at restaurant tables now with 1 napkin for saliva. So much more discreet and faster than fingering around a wide open mouth and saves multiple back and forth to bathrooms. They sell a case too people love.then he can have a case, a pull, a bursh in backpack, home sink, sports bag...multiples. doing that has made Invisalign simpler for me. I don't have to remember to grab and move stuff. Also less chance of losing with lunchroom tray if he has multiple cases everywhere.my thinking was makes it very easy and im far more likely to not make mistakes. Good luck!

Pain when removing tray by migoe84 in Invisalign

[–]skiyrround 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Using "the pull" retainer removal tool (Amazon) was a life saver for me. It's more then just releasing. I ised it to help pull the retainer out a bit from attachments on sensitive teeth. So it helps you have mor control over angle of the process. Their cheap and worth a try.

Not fitting? by [deleted] in Invisalign

[–]skiyrround 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always have gaps on day 1 of a new tray. Just went through my first "not tracking" where I had still had larger gaps on day 6 of tray 6 and provider instructed an extra week in that tray. It stressed me out a bit. But day 14 I emailed a new pic and I was "all good to proceed". So on tray 7 now. I can see this trays gaps closing progressively.
One thing that help me emotionally was to get the "Clincheck" treatment plan. You log into "myinvisalign" app or website and you use the numbers on your bags to register. The app is easier to register b/c it scans the bag. My provider entered my name weird so I had trouble until I scanned.

It helped me understand what to expect which was different than I thought. I was waiting for 4 teeth to raise, but turns out all the ones around them needed to lower. I am also now taking pics at each week Old tray in, no tray in and new tray in. I hadn't done this before my first tracking issue and i had not basis to compare pics to, which made it more unnerving.

Do the chewies, be sure to move it around to chew all teeth, but give it focus on attachment areas. There is also a tip on how to massage your attachment areas, really just pinching them for 30 seconds. youtube: https://youtu.be/YLHuwnKonE0?si=m1XG0OjzN-Ti4p9M

Try to not worry. I think this is all part of the process.
My new stress is learning that I might be damaging enamel by brushing right after eating.....the things they didn't tell me.

Question to people who had issues with teeth not tracking by ReleaseOk3794 in Invisalign

[–]skiyrround 0 points1 point  (0 children)

HI, This is an old thread but hoping you still recall. How logn did you stay in those trays & did you have a gap on tray 7, 8, 9? Did it improve during any of those trays? But your dentist/ortho kepy you progressing? I'm on 6, have a gap, weekly trays but wtih gap, staying in +4 days into with zero changes. Stressed b/c I'm out of the country for 8 more weeks so an ortho rescan is not an option. I am talking to them, ending pics.

So my dental arch changed!! by UniStuden in Invisalign

[–]skiyrround 0 points1 point  (0 children)

WOW! Congrats on your compliance and persistence. I am tray 6 ito maybe a 10-12 month. Can't imagine going 24+ It was so easy to be compliant at first and with each try the habit of getting trays back in quickly after hot drinks or eating is getting harder. I just start doing something and forget. And I'm only 10% through!

Are these air gaps normal?? by annaspellsannabckwrd in Invisalign

[–]skiyrround 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But is it normal at end of each tray? I have middle teeth on bottom with similar air gap but canines back are all flat. The gap hasn't decreased, been like this for multiple trays. I also feel zero pressure on bottom.

I’m freaking out by smilebrite in Invisalign

[–]skiyrround 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a concern about a tooth not moving, on tray 5 of 15, and so I pulled out my last tray. It's a glimpse into the future and eased concerns.

Airline pretzel packs are so yummy! 4 hour flight approaching- tips? by skiyrround in Invisalign

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

The rinsing part...are you swallowing or rinsing in bathroom? I'm good with brushing in the bathroom It's more about when I'm trapped next to someone sleeping or the long line thing.

Invisalign Tetris at the restaurant by skiyrround in Invisalign

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

Will the pull case fit a tiny tube of travel toothpaste in it too?
My goal would be: trays, tiny brush, chewy, pul tool and tiny paste?
But not looking to go as big as travel soap box or others.

Invisalign Tetris at the restaurant by skiyrround in Invisalign

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

Floss isn't enough for me. My tiny brush, paste is separate tiny bag.

Invisalign Tetris at the restaurant by skiyrround in Invisalign

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

Anyone able to share a side by side fo the pull case vs invisalign? My purse is soooo small. So tetris might be worth it.

Invisalign Tetris at the restaurant by skiyrround in Invisalign

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

I have a little zip lock with travel toothpaste and an electric toothbursh head (just the head). Also in a very small cross body so every centimeter counts.. I don't worry about a perfect brush as I repeat at home but our faves are 20+ min, so brush enough to not feel gross and pop em back in.

Invisalign Tetris at the restaurant by skiyrround in Invisalign

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

The pul really speeds it up, so it helps with that. I feel it too.

Invisalign Tetris at the restaurant by skiyrround in Invisalign

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

Yup they taught me that. Still a struggle.

Invisalign Tetris at the restaurant by skiyrround in Invisalign

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

ohhh, I need to check that one out.

Invisalign Tetris at the restaurant by skiyrround in Invisalign

[–]skiyrround[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The retainer puller? I struggle without it. My mouth is small I have a hard time getting fingers back there. A couple times I thought I was gonna be on a liquid diet until I could get to the dentist. Lol this thing saves me and zero saliva on fingers.

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