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I had the same issue of finding the right angle to sharpen on the whetstone, which I need to master someday. Meanwhile I use the following knife sharpeners from Ikea, which go a good job of sharpening the knifes, compared to several others I had tried before. Our kitchen knives are all...

Ah, we replaced Kent and moved to LG almost 8 yrs ago. There used to be a brand/seller by the name of PSI, who used to sell good quality generic RO spares. Amazon is filled with several clones now. I'd go with the cheapest one from a reliable seller.

That has been the problem with Kent technicians from day 1. All units come with a low pressure sensor at inlet to cater to this exact scenario, to safe guard pump in case of no supply at inlet. They bypass the LPS during installation citing the inlet pressure at home is not high enough to...

I remember IKEA Hyderabad having a made to order furnishing section in the initial days. The section got downsized gradually over time and currently they only sell limited fabrics in pre cut sizes & custom size in meters for us to get them stitched...

JLab Go Work - lightweight and probably one of the best wireless ENC microphones in that budget. https://www.amazon.in/JLab-Girls-Wireless-Headsets-Microphone/dp/B09674F2X6 Cheaper from Croma >>...

Had these for a while before returning them. Got a couple of the following, which work better. Mi Motion Activated Night Light 2 Yeelight sensor nightlight (Sourced via sharesave service from Xiaomi before it was banned)

Toy laptop as in, one of these Leapfrog/Vtech ones?

Difficult to compile as it would run into pages, thanks to the Hyderabad store being close by. More so, since two of our flat interiors are done by IKEA, one in 2018 and one in 2022.

Did Surface Pro 7 come with any other i5 processor apart from 1035G4?

Avoid mesh filters and prefer models with baffle filters. They are easier to maintain and come out squeaky clean in a dishwasher run. I would suggest Crompton, as they offer free installation + free duct, which saves you 2 to 2.5k over competition.

I have been using GLM 500 for over two years now, for home DIY purposes. IIRC it's the cheapest model from BOSCH India, that has the tilt sensor, which is a key for accuracy. With tilt sensor, it's easy to level the device to ensure that you are not tilting the device and taking inaccurate...

Like I had mentioned in my earlier post, this is useful only for spot dusting the individual components, don't think it can be used to clean the PC chassis as such in one go. The other blower mentioned in the thread is technically a leaf blower and is much more powerful, and IMO too powerful for...

https://www.mi.com/in/product/mi-portable-electric-air-compressor/ This is what I use, but almost all portable battery based models come with similar attachments.

If you already have a vacuum and looking for portable blowers, then there are several battery based models these days. Like the one for example >> https://www.amazon.in/Cordless-Electric-Rechargeable-Computers-Electronics/dp/B0B7XXKSL4 There are cheaper variants too with just the blower option...

For this budget, one can actually pick up a vacuum/blower combo like Black & Decker VH780 for e.g., which is way more powerful blower and serves as multipurpose device.

I just use my portable car tyre inflator with the narrow nozzle balloon attachment or the needle attachment. It's gentle enough as to not blow away components, strong enough to blow dust off. For those areas with stubborn dust, I just use small paint brushes to loosen the dust and then blow it...

There should be laser etching on each lens showing the Zeiss logo as a mark of authenticity. https://www.zeiss.com/vision-care/us/eye-health-and-care/understanding-vision/look-for-the-zeiss-engraving-when-you-choose-lenses.html

That sounds strange. I had beeen using Ziess Photofusion for over 5 years now and never had any such issue with the transition in all weather conditions. Prior to that I had been using Essilor transitions, where the transition speed was a bit slow and the oleophobic/scratch resistance coatings...

Post this setup, I tried various combinations/headsets, before settling with Go Work headset from JLab. Using it for an year now and really very happy with the microphone performance/isolation. What appeals to me the most are the multi-pairing capability, great wireless range, high quality...

Any bluetooth headphones/neckband/tws with mic would work regardless of it costing 5 rs or 50k. Having said that both XM2 & XM3 are horrible for calls, they pick up too much ambient noise and amplify it more than your voice. XM5 (both WF & WH) is far better comparatively.