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For me, tulips and daffodils worked best when I planted them only after the first real frost - around mid to late November - because the soil is actually cold enough then and the bulbs don't start sp…

I wouldn't just start over from episode 1, but rather grab a recap video or manga summary for the old arcs and then jump in at a more recent point - that way you'll save yourself hundreds of hours an…

A freestanding heavy bag with a wide base is your best bet - it doesn't need ceiling anchoring and won't break the bank. That thing really does the job for cardio and blowing off steam, as long as yo…

With me, it works best if I store the tubers for a couple of weeks before planting at a cool, dry place - that gets them to sprout, and then they take much better once it's warm enough outside. Your …

The thing shines so bright because the solar panels and metal surfaces act like a giant mirror - the sun hits them and the light gets reflected straight to you. Important thing: this only works when …

Vacuum sealing is more practical and faster, but traditional canning lasts longer and is safer against botulism if you do it right. It depends on whether convenience or maximum shelf life matters mor…

I wouldn't recommend the QR code things either - that's quick and cheap, but not the right choice for proper family photos. I had a book made at Blurb a while back and was surprised at how good the q…

Depends on whether you want to build strength or endurance more - with weight training you need fewer sessions but more intense ones, with cardio you can go more often without getting destroyed by so…

It's honestly pretty cool when you start actively involving your parents in your hobbies - not to show them everything, but because it's just way less exhausting when you're actually doing something …

I'm more the type who's out with the camera, but on the times I've gone along, late afternoon/early evening felt noticeably better to me than the morning hours - there was just more going on and the …

Don't go for lightweight calibers; instead, choose something like .308, .30-06, or 9.3x62 - they reliably put down wild boar and ensure clean kills.

My experience is pretty mixed, because it really depends on how often you'd actually use the thing - if you only make fries like every two weeks, the money's not really worth it, but with regular use…

You definitely need an electrician for this, it's not a DIY thing. With wallboxes, you're dealing with high-voltage power and if something goes wrong, you've got a real safety risk or your car won't …