Anyone have a rec for a cat collar that won’t fall off? This is a low bar, but JerkCat’s collar just fell off for the millionth time. Given his propensity for jumping fences, I want something secure.
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My neighbors use a harness and a collar for this reason - which isn’t an answer to your actual question
I know I’ve had safety collars that don’t easily fall off but I don’t remember which brands were better 
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IIRC you take him for walks and don’t let him out unsupervised, right? What’s happening with the collars, is he backing out of them?
Most cat collars have a breakaway feature because cats are notorious for getting into things they shouldn’t. But I’m guessing that’s not what’s happening during a supervised outing so I’m curious how he is getting out of them.
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My cat would pop the ones that always fell off while scratching his neck, at least once a week. Most of the time I’d just find his collar sitting around the house with no idea how it came off.
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I guess my cats never figured out that trick. Every once and a while I’d find one in the yard, and I figured there was more to the story and it was a good thing the collard had broken away. But mine usually only wore them outside and I took them off once they were in for the night.
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I love love love the collar we got for Emma, but because we got the breakaway clasp and she’s a smart little devil she keeps getting out of it. It’s such a nice collar though. You can get it in a lot of other colors.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/914173267/cat-leather-collar-breakaway-collars
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I had a cat with a pink collar and bell. He’d remove it and hide it. And two or three times a week he’d bring it to us to put on…strut around and remove 
. Current cat is collarless (okay, I bought a replacement but need tags) because of the breakaway
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Tripod to hold phone to videotape me in my backyard/ outside?
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Can anyone recommend jeans for a very hourglass-shaped person who doesn’t want to look very curvy? Ideally mid to high waisted?
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In HS this was my exact desire and shape- it was hard because blockier looking waist bands slipped down on me or gaped. I found a thick belt really helped to walk the line between a blockier cut and staying up/not flashing when I squatted down and did stuff. (ETA then you can have it sit a little lower to not emphasize the narrowest part of your waist and still have it fit)
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Anyone an eBay wizard? Can someone find me these exact pants? 
but you know, not with holes in the inner thigh? 
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Hi frens. I’m trying to be more natural-y/less super toxic with some of my products. I love classic fruity and floral scents but am not so into the crunchy patchouli/eucalyptus vibe.
Any body wash recommendations? I have dry skin if that matters.
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I’m waiting at the mechanic so had time to kill
Not exactly the same but might be the same model!
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Have you been to Lush? They have both crunchy granola scents and super fruity/floral scents. They don’t really seem to do neutral though. Plant based products, minimal packaging and their supply chain theoretically buys from women owned cooperatives (my sister lived next to a Lush aloe farm in Kenya and said at least that seemed legit).
I just use shampoo as body wash though so no particular recommendations.
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Not sure about ingredients but I love Soap and Glory Products (they’re at Target).
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@darlingpants I forgot about lush! A bit more $ than I wanted to spend but I’ll check back for sales!
@mirepoix Thanks!
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I really like everyone for everybody soaps. They are a certified b corp and not horribly expensive.
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I was wondering if the ingredient list posted was an everyone wash. I use their unscented as shampoo. I do a bar soap for my body, using a few localiah companies, and Dr. Bronners liquids as pump hand soaps.
Any recommendations for a tripod? One that holds a phone but that would also hold a digital camera if I need one later.
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