High humidity causes mold and physically damages indoor surfaces. You may not see it until it’s too late. That’s a big deal, especially if you don’t own the house and have go deal with the repercussions. We’re talking very expensive and timely repairs.
I believe both parties are handling this poorly or OP escalated it to what it is now.
Do you often feel like everyone is against you no matter where you go?
It’s hot out, really hot out, and you are sharing an ac. Two issues here. Humidity destroys houses and it is not good if the AC is pumping full time.
If you’re concerned about your cats, investigate installing a cat door in the window. See link for example. Discuss it with the landlord first so you don’t waste money.
I don’t trust apps and the pc handles websites better. You don’t know what background services are running on an app and how much data they are skimming off of your device, even with restricted permissions. Phones are a privacy nightmare.
App support has an unknown timeline for support on any given phone. Do you have an older phone, they may stop support forcing you to upgrade or use a different bank.
Do you have access to or have you considered a credit/debit card? It’s an easy way to no longer require google play services, it fits in nearly anything, and is just as quick as the phone with tap.
I would leave my bank the moment they stopped supporting browser access. I’m not relying on an app to handle banking.
I suppose I’ve been lucky. I use my phone for calls, texts, and browsing the web. I’ve never had to use it for banking as I handle that at home on a pc for well over a decade now.
Why do banking apps keep coming up with degoogling? Do you have to bank on the fly and are you not able to log into their website via a browser? I’m legitimately curious.
all ads are data driven
Source: trust me
Companies are being scammed when advertising companies are brought on. Especially if they are paying extra for targeted ads.
Studio apartment and no parent involvement. You’re able to exist but that’s about it.
I’ve done a bit of math for my area and the minimum you’d have to make to be independent is $25/hr. This includes no extra fun money, no medications, no kids. I don’t live in an expensive area and all starting jobs around here pay $18-$20/hr.
You’re preaching to the choir here. I wanted to try one for years before I bought mine but absolutely no one around me uses it. Once I bought it, I realized I’ve been missing out for decades.
I don’t suggest an electric one. I bought a vovo electric one. It overheated, fried the circuit board, and started spewing water non stop in the toilet. Support said it’s not their problem and to pound sand. I bought a simple knob controlled one and have had zero complaints, even in the winter with cold water.
I’m not sure who you’re talking to. I live in a city and tell others they should try a bidet and I’m met with ew, no nearly everytime. I have a few friends who adopted it and love it like I did.
Most people in the states are afraid of them. Maybe they feel demasculated or are brain washed by big TP. I don’t know. It took me about 30 years to buy one and i must say it is life changing.
They don’t get paid commission. Since people continue to work for companies like this and are OK being paid so little, nothing will change.
I know someone who worked a weekend event to show case a product and they did extremely well going nearly 15k in sales. They made $50 for the few hours it took to generate that. The amount of effort to prepare for this, drive there, waste weekend hours working is not worth $50. Especially with how much gas is. I don’t understand why people don’t just say no.
When hot and cold air mix, moisture starts accumulating on the surfaces. After that, mold will start taking root and then it’s nearly too late.