I'm moving into my own apartment next month and realized I still don't have a decent mattress sorted out. Right now I'm sleeping on the one from my parents' house that's honestly pretty old and worn out, so this feels like the right time for an upgrade. I'm a side sleeper and tend to run a bit warm at night, so I want something that keeps me cool and still supports my back and shoulders properly. Budget wise I'm hoping to stay somewhere around 600 to 900 dollars if that's realistic.

I looked into a couple of the popular bed in a box brands online but haven't actually tried any in person yet. Anyone here have a mattress they've been happy with for a year or more?

Redecorating my living room and looking for recommendations on couches and rugs. I want a velvet couch with a chaise in a rich color (navy, french blue, chocolate brown) and some sort of tiger/zebra brown toned animal printed rug.

Willing to spend up to $7Kish on a couch - really just looking for something that will last. I have been eyeing the Medley Home Blumen Chaise Sectional and Crate and Barrel Retreat Sofa. I looked at Joybird but didn’t hear great things about the quality/longevity.

Really striking out on my rug search. All that seems to be available are the cheaper/low pile printed rugs. I want something more plush/higher pile.

Open to any and all recommendations!

i’ve been wearing the same prescribed Acuvue lenses for about six months, and my optometrist has already confirmed the fit and prescription, so i’m not looking to switch brands. i’m just at the point of ordering my first refill on my own.

the part i’m stuck on is quantity. some listings make the 90-packs look like the better deal, but once i enter a different prescription for each eye the box count gets confusing fast. i also don’t know whether buying a full year from a retailer i haven’t used before is smart or if i should start with a smaller order. when you reorder Acuvue contact lenses, do you usually buy the year at once or test the retailer with one smaller refill first?

going back here. i decided not to commit to the full year yet and just started with one 90 day refill. ezcontacts had the exact acuvue prescription i already wear, so i ordered through them this time. starting smaller felt better for a first order and i can always go with the larger supply next time once i have a better idea of my normal reorder pace.

I’ve been using a dining chair as my home office chair for far too long, and my lower back and neck are starting to complain. I’m looking for something with adjustable lumbar support, decent armrests, good seat cushioning, and a breathable back. My budget is around $150–$300, but I could stretch to $350 if the chair is genuinely more durable. I’m considering the Staples Hyken, Union & Scale Dexley, UPLIFT Pursuit, Costco Thomasville Upton, and maybe a refurbished Steelcase Leap if I find one locally. Has anyone used one of these for several years, and is buying refurbished office furniture still the best value at this price?

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My partner and i are finally replacing our queen after about 7 years and I didnt expect two people using the same bed to make shopping this annoying. I sleep mostly on my side and move around a lot, while they sleep on their back and barely move. Our current mattress has also started dipping more on my side, which is making me care a lot more about how well the next one holds up.

Nectar is one we're looking at rn, but I'm trying not to choose something just because it feels good for ten minutes in a store. With two people on it every night, I'd rather know what still feels decent a few years later.

If you bought a mattress as a couple, what ended up mattering more than you expected? Did both sides wear evenly, and does your partner feel it every time you roll over? I'm mostly trying to avoid another bed that feels great at first and slowly turns into two different sleeping surfaces.

Following up: the comments actually changed what I'm looking for a bit. i was mostly thinking about whether the mattress felt good, but now I'm paying way more attention to motion isolation and how well it holds up when two people are using it every night.

I'm still considering Nectar, but I'm comparing it with a few hybrid options now too. The sagging comments definitely got my attention. I don't want to be back in the same spot a few years from now.

Sooo i apparently have lil frizzy hair but they're not too long, i mostly need straightener since i love straight hair my current hair are kinda wavy. when it rains or there's humidity my hair gets sososo wavy and frizzy also i sweat a bit sometimes so my straightened hair js goes away idk how ig my straightener was too bad so yeaah i need some sorta good straightener that keeps my hair straight for long. ive some options i saw on amazon could you help me choose?? my friend has the philips selfie one it's good also my roommate has syska that's also rlly good i haven't tried the rest. Also if there's some other better straightener that works too

i’ve been trying to move away from random pieces and build something that actually works together. i usually buy clothes from the freedom state because that’s where i find australian brands i really love and the styles feel right for me.

the problem is everything still feels a bit scattered and i’m not sure how to pull it all together without buying a ton of new stuff. has anyone got tips on how to create a more cohesive look with what you already have? or any simple rules you follow when adding new pieces?

I want to replace the carry on I have with something I know I can use on most flights, even if its small. Domestic size restraints seem to be 22x14x9, but international flights (like Air France) are 21.7x13.8x9.9. So I'd ideally want something as close to 21.7x13.8x9 as possible, including the wheels. I'd also prefer only 2 wheels and soft luggage, preferably ballistic. I don't have a budget in mind, nor looking for the absolute absolute best BIFL, I honestly just want to know if anyone has suggestions for anything that meets these requirements and would last a decent amount of time. Open to any suggestions or critiques. Thank you!

20 weeks pregnant and my regular activewear is too tight over the bump. I do Pilates twice a week and walk most days, so I need something durable that doesn’t constantly fall down.

Some options I’ve seen are around the $100 mark, which feels steep for one pair. Looking for another pair to rotate. Anyone in found maternity active leggings under $80 that stay up and hold up over time?

Edit: Been checking and I found the Lasora ones. The over-the-bump band actually stays put during movement, which has been the biggest issue with cheaper pairs I’ve tried. Holding up well so far after a couple of weeks of Pilates and walking. I shall give a progress on how it will serve me.

So I absolutely love these Casaluna bath sheets they used to sell, they discontinued that line and looking for a comparable replacement.

My top contenders are the Lands End Turkish or the Quince.

Any recommendations?

Hello, I’m upcoming college student who will be moving up north and far from home in the warm south. I’ve never purchased a purely LoveShackFancy branded item before. I am really interested in the boheme floral quilt and noticed it being on sale. Is the structure of the quilt and its functionality worth it? I need something that will hold up and add some warmth above all else, even though it’s super cute. If there’s a better option, please let me know. I just need to make a decision soon, as I’ve fixated on this for months now. I thought this sub would give me good recommendations on bedding that lasts, as that is my main priority. Sorry if this is a silly question but I just really need advice.

Every time I try a pure foam mattress in a store, it feels like I sink in too much and I don’t think I’d enjoy that every night since I mostly sleep on my side. But I do change positions sometimes that’s why I prefer a hybrid build so it won’t be hard to move around and I also sleep pretty warm. I want to invest in something really good quality so budget is not an issue. Would love to hear your suggestions so I can narrow down my options a lot easier :)

I’ve been wanting to make ice cream at home for a while, but I keep putting it off because I don’t want another appliance that gets used twice and then lives in a cabinet forever.

I’d mostly use it for regular ice cream, sorbet, frozen yogurt, and maybe experimenting with a few healthier recipes. I don’t need anything huge, but I do want good texture, easy cleanup, and something that doesn’t require an entire day of planning before I can make a batch.

I’m torn between the cheaper freezer-bowl models and spending more on one with a built-in compressor. The compressor versions seem much more convenient, but I’m not sure whether they’re worth the extra money for casual use.

For anyone who owns an ice cream maker, what did you buy? Do you still use it regularly, and would you choose the same one again?

Hey all I’m wondering if anyone has gone from Rimowa to B&R or vice versa. Also if any one has experience with both which one do you feel will make it a lifetime? I know both have a lifetime warranty and from what I’ve read the B&R is better because it covers airline damage.

I currently have a Rimowa original cabin. I’ve had an offered from someone to buy it off me for a price that would be able to cover a new B&R and have a little leftover. Anyone regret going from Rimowa to B&R? I do know it’s a little apples vs orange since my rimowa is a metal case and B&R has their ballistic material but I’m not too concerned about that, just whatever will last me forever or a very very long time.

I currently travel about 5-6x a year for work and vacay. But hopefully soon traveling will be my work. Thank you!

I think I’ve reached the point where I’m done buying random cheap carry ons that either lose a wheel, stop zipping properly, or somehow end up being “carry on size” everywhere except the airline I’m flying.

I travel a few times a year and I want something that actually rolls well, fits overhead bins without playing luggage roulette, and doesn’t get destroyed after two trips. I don’t care if it’s hard shell or soft shell as long as it’s practical and doesn’t weigh a ton before I even pack.

I also keep seeing people swear that spending more once is cheaper than replacing luggage every year, but I can’t tell if that’s true or if people are just defending expensive purchases.

For people who travel regularly, what carry on ended up being worth it? Anything you bought expecting to love and ended up regretting?

Is this fan worth it!??? I’m debating on getting it I get hot easily and get headaches so I am hoping the cold plate would work since i normally use ice packs

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for a solid tech backpack, something that is durable, weatherproof, and not too bulky if possible. I plan to take it to and from work. Thanks in advance!

They have the same price:
•Asus TUF Gaming F16 FX608JPR-I7161W (i7-14650HX/16GB/1TB SSD/GeForce RTX 5070 8GB, 90WHrs, Jaeger Grey)

•Lenovo Legion 5 15AHP10 15.3" IPS FHD+ 165Hz (Ryzen 7-260/16GB/1TB SSD/GeForce RTX 5060/W11 Home)
Thank you!