God truer words I’ve never seen.
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Can anyone recommend a B Complex vitamin that is the type that is like drops (like you put 3 drops in some water), preferably available on a reputable site?
I really cannot handle the horse pill form the B Complex vitamins tend to be, and the only “drops” style I have seen in my local shops is B12 only and I’d really like B Complex (and when I lived elsewhere I was able to find them, but I don’t remember the brand). I tried one type that is a refrigerated liquid but a “serving” is 1Tbsp, and it is kind of vile tasting (IMO).
So, looking for suggestions.
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I don’t know, but I do pay for a consumer lab subscription, and can send you what they say?
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Please!! 
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Not drops but are tiny: Superior Source brand that are very small and dissolve under your tongue. I take the B12 methylfolate but I also found this B Complex with a quick search (I’m sure can also find in vitamin stores, I used to get it from the fancy pharmacy that went out of business):
https://www.amazon.com/Superior-Source-Complex-Nutritional-Supplements/dp/B003AVIR8S
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So, I just pitched my mopping choices on the unfucking thread: The Unf*ck It Thread - #1146 by galliver
Disclaimer: everyone’s pain points are different. I hated going over floors 2x to sweep or vac then mop, and mopping IME does not pick up hair, fluff, and crunchies. I would go fully auto like Anne B but we leave too much crud out to have something running around. And I don’t trust it.
So I splurged on the wet-dry vac and honestly no regrets. It does have cons (it’s loud, drying parts sit out for days before someone is arsed to reassemble it… also it leaves water streaks but idgaf, it’s clean! er. Than before. ), but it does do the 1-pass cleaning I wanted, and I don’t mind running it as often as a vacuum (ideally weekly, optimistically 2 weeks, realistically at least monthly 
) I also have a flat HW mop from a prior apartment (never used here) and a swiffer for the stairs and kitchen and spot cleans.
If this didn’t exist I’d probably try an cedar spin mop (maybe it picks up the crunchies? With its fluffy tentacles?) and a steam mop…
I was going to give a quick response and here I am monologuing again. Sorry!
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I remember a few people posting about a Costco set of glass containers maybe a year Ago, I think @Meowmalade was one of the people who bought them? Does anyone have an easy link if you’re still liking them? For things like veggie storage jb the fridge.
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I know we posted a lot about the plastic produce keepers like for berries.
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Are there any comfortable jeans out there for petite curvy mom bods?
Do not want:
- so high waisted they’re for standing only (lol)
- jeggings that are too loosey goosey to hold a shape
- pre-distressed
- baggy ass
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This is what I was thinking of, I misremembered. Thanks!
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Have you tried Gloria Vanderbilt Amanda jeans? They come in a variety of waist heights, but nothing really low, so you’d have to check that out to see what you think.
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Ive has some luck with jcrew recently. I’m 5’4" but have a very long torso so I’m just on the edge of petit sizing (but very curvy on my lower half!)
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lol YUP I learned that fast after warping a few I put on the top rack
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Yeah luckily it was just one lid we made funky but I was still like 
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https://www.costco.com/prokeeper-4-piece-fresh-produce-keeper-set.product.100471864.html
I still like them! I removed a couple of drawers in the fridge and put these in instead 
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Those are my pants. The petites are actually petite. I have them in many colors.
Kohls always has them and Costco sometimes has them.
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I went to Winners and tried on a bunch. Some were okay but not holy grail. I will try again. I was advised this is how we buy jeans. Also they were all under $50 which is a plus
Marshalls or something
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I own 7 pairs of various lengths and colors and thicknesses.
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Ok no actually!! I’ll try them at kohls that sounds great
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