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If a bidet user was also an Arch user, which would they tell you about first?

Yeah, but sub $100 usually means cold water. A stream of chilly water up your butthole is a bad time.

Technically this is the correct answer

Don't why the downvote. You are absolutely right. I think most hard drugs would qualify, and OP does not specify how life changing.

Leatherman has the warranty you need. Fantastic products with basically a lifetime warranty on any damage.

I have a tiny, bladeless (so okay with TSA for flying) "pliers"-style multitool that fits on my keychain. I don't think that the manufacturer makes it any more. Searching for "keychain multitool" will turn up various designs on Amazon.

I also have a separate tiny folding knife

I think a Spyderco Bug, though any tiny knife is gonna be equivalent, and I'm sure that there are more-reasonably-priced tiny knives out there

that fits on my keychain that I take off when I fly.

For infrequently-used tools, those are large enough to be fine for most things, and it's less of a pain for me to haul around than a full-sized multitool or knife (which I have, in the past, carried).

I don't know if I'd say that it's a game-changer for me, but it is convenient to always have said tools at hand.

Any recommended brands/models for the pillow? I've never heard of such a thing, but it sounds incredible.

For my coffee stuff, I typically make Aeropress ($40) with a metal filter for the lady and use the OXO pour over ($18) for myself.

I like manual brewing so I can regulate all the ratios and temps to my liking. It isn't as fun to do both of those right after waking up though, so I make them at night into mason jars. Now I got a jar sealer attachment for my vacuum sealer ($10) and the coffee stays dang near at original quality until morning, so I just pop the top and have nice chilled pour over every morning. They make standalone jar sealers for cheap, but I have a spendier tabletop unit to do bags and jars.

I seal the beans in vacuum sealer containers as well now and they seem to be maintaining potency longer. I'm on week 3 of the current bag, and it still smells almost brand new every time I open it compared to my old airtight but not vacuumed container. The special jars are pretty cheap or a pound of beans should fit in a 32 oz mason jar.

So if you've already done the basics, think about checking out vacuum sealing. I use it for bunches of things. Pre-chopped veg for recipes (diced onion in 1/2 onion portions, 2 chopped celery and 2 chopped carrots for soup/stew, etc), wild game, make big batches of long cooked tomato sauces so we can have weekend meals during the week, resealing chips, cookies, and crackers so they don't get stale. All kinds of stuff.

For real nothing changed my coffee more substantially than a good burr grinder. Doesn’t even need to be a good one

So I make cold brew in large batches (week supply at a time). I've struggled to find a burr grinder that can get me a consistent coarse grind in large enough quantity.

Do y'all have a recommendation for one that can help with this?

100% bidet

Wouldn't that be ass down?

I'm afraid I don't follow you. Why would you sand down your dice? Wouldn't that bias them?