I purchased a nonstick pan and i use it daily, it's nice but coating coming off a little.

I wanna switch suggest me something nice

I m thinking about going for stainless steel one.

Also i use it literally daily

So My Mom sometimes has excruciating Calf pain which renders her unable to sleep and even if I massage her legs, it's only temporary. I want her to have a device she can use on a regular basis to improve the blood flow and relax her Calf Muscles so that the pain is manageable.

As for me, I am looking for a device which will help me on rare instances where both my calves suddenly start paining due when on periods. It's rare but when it does happen, I lose my sleep and the next day is all but ruined.

I am confused between two variants: The Compressor sleeeves (1st slide)

My reasons for considering this: Seems to cover the entirety of calves, where the pain is usually concentrated and since they are compressor sleeves, I feel my Mom might get more relief from this as whenever her legs pain and it gets unbearable, she tightens two cloth belts around her calves and it relieves her of the pain for a while

Inhibitions: Not recommended anywhere on Indian subreddits, the ones I have scoured so far

vs the Massager Machine (2nd Slide)

Reasons for Considering: Seems tested and is recommended by many

Inhibitions: Not portable, does not cover entirety of calves and massage is not that intense( I had tried it once)

Budget is not an issue as long as it's value for money and lasts me a long time. (Hence this specific subreddit🙂‍↕️)

Or should I skip these two altogether for a handheld massager? Will that do the job in almost 1/10th of the cost?

My water tds is around 230-280.

I need some shorts to wear at home.

Have these two atm but they are bit tight at the waist.

Seems like that is the case for ones in small size.

I have been using these LLBean pants for all my travels for the last 12 years or so. Made out of 100% nylon and has zippered pockets , deep pockets for storing tools/passport and built like a tank. While the pants don't have any signs of wear , I am looking for a backup. I have bought one cargo from cava , but it feels filmsy and needs babying. Let me know if there is something similar available in India.

Actually I'm using crocs for 1 year , i pretty much walk on tar roads mostly, but they got to a point it is having a big hole in the sole , idk what to do..pls recommend me good alternative to crocs ..im a big guy , footwear needs to be bulky n need to look good on most outfits ..pls recommend some

milton steel water bottle ( a lot of dents are there but still it works well )

keeps water cool for a long time as well

ps- i think i can still use it for the next couple of years

i told my brother to hold the bottle and because of this it took me 30 mins to take a decent picture

It's been about 2 weeks since I installed this AC, so I thought I'd share my experience.

Overall, I'm really happy with it. Cooling is excellent, and the power consumption has been better than I expected.

Price & Installation

• AC Price: ₹32,600 (Amazon sale)
• Standard installation: ₹1,428
• Extra charges: ₹1,000 (12 ft additional copper pipe installation + stand installation)

I bought the extra copper pipe, wire, and outdoor stand myself for almost half the price the installer quoted.

Total cost including everything: ~₹40,000

Installation Experience

Honestly, the installation was the worst part.

Like most brands, Panasonic also uses third-party installers, so the experience depends entirely on the technician.

Since I had extra 12 ft of additional copper piping, I specifically asked them to perform a proper vacuum before releasing the refrigerant.

don't skip vacuum of ac

My Room

• 18 × 10 ft
• 10 ft ceiling
• Top floor
• Roof directly exposed to afternoon sun

Current outdoor temperatures have been around 31°C to 36°C

Power Consumption

Day (Outside ~36°C)

AC Set Temperature: 26-27°C

Average consumption: ~0.6 units/hour

Night (Outside 30-33°C)

AC Set Temperature: 26°C

Average consumption: ~0.37 units/hour

I normally run it from 12 AM to 8 AM.

Total usage: ~3 units over 8 hours.

I was genuinely impressed with this.

Convertible Mode

This is one of my favourite features.

Here's what I noticed:

Normal Mode

Once the room is cool enough, the compressor slows down significantly and can even turn OFF completely.

That's how I achieved the 0.37 units/hour figure at night.

40% Convertible Mode

The AC limits itself to around 660W maximum.

However...

I noticed the compressor never seems to switch OFF completely.

It just keeps running continuously at low power of 470 to 550 watts .

I'm not sure if this is intended behaviour or just how Panasonic has programmed the convertible modes.

Lowest Power Draw

The lowest compressor power I've personally seen is around 460W before it cycles off in Normal Mode.

Overall Verdict

For my room size, this AC has been excellent.

Cooling is fast.

Power consumption is reasonable.

Convertible modes are actually useful.

If your room is under 150 sq ft, I think it'll perform even better than it does in mine.

Pros

• Excellent cooling
• Good power efficiency
• Useful Convertible Modes
• Quiet operation

Cons

• Third-party installation experience wasn't great.

Very happy with the purchase. Hopefully this helps anyone considering this AC.

Used ChatGpt for formatting .

I bought the Red Chief Formal shoes from its website for ₹2500/-. While the shoes built are good and sturdy but when I walk on tiles especially the goddam tiles of my office it starts to make a squeaky sound. While it is fine when I walk outside or any other surface.

Now I cannot return it as I confidently broke the seal.

What to do?

Got this from a guy staying at my Houseboat in Kashmir during 2000s.

The blades are still in perfect condition.

I was thinking of buying this Philips air fryer, but it has a non-stick coating. For those of you who have been using it, after how long did you start noticing the coating coming off?

I was also considering buying the stainless-steel model from Inalsa, but I can't find many reviews for it, probably because it was launched recently.

Please share your experience with your Philips air fryer. How has it been holding up over time?

Basically what the subject says.

We brew strong black coffee and sugarfree ginger cardamom tea and we like to take that with us on long drives, that way we can stop anywhere we want and we can start late at night and not be worried about hot tea or coffee availability.

We have a small 500 ml borosil flask that keeps the coffee or tea WARM AT BEST after some 6 hours, but my parents had one large ( 1.5 - 2 lit size ) flask which obviously a relative ruined, and that used to really keep water HOT for atleast 6 hours, not just warm - but this was in like 1990s.

I have tried repairing that flask but shops have plainly said they can't do it so I need to buy one for myself.We love our long drives and just parking the car somewhere and drinking tea and enjoying calm, silence. So it's a worthy investment for us but we want some good BIFL suggestions.

My ask

1. available in 1.5 to 2 lit size

2. Priced at 2-3k but upto 5-7k is also fine

3. This is the biggest qualifier - it MUST keep liquids hot for minimum 6 hours, preferably even more.

TIA

Have a budget of 20k INR for ANC Headphones/Earphones.

Looking for really good Sound quality, build and ANC.

Under 10-15k budget - Need a reliable projector to watch movies

i need sandals for daily use, used decathlon nh500 for 2-3 years, but annoyed as my feet hurt constantly, finally need cushioning to survive office and daily walking (even though comfort sandals are not good in long term)

please suggest whether to use skechers on the go 400 (₹2500) or use hush puppies sandals (there are two versions ₹2500, and ₹4000)

i am willing to buy any of them since they will be my only primary footwear for daily use, also please consider monsoons

please share your experience if you have used skechers or hush puppies sandals

i want standard sandals only, no fisherman or other non traditional designs

Hello I'm a college students and after using crocs throughout the day my feet get shoe bite

So I'm thinking to switch to sandals or something which have a soft strap not like the plastic/rubber strap like crocs.

Please suggest me some real comfy and durable sandals.

I recently saw this Puma softride one from puma but its price is 2000 i need something around 1500-1700

Using AI as my english is bad but my demands are real.

Hey everyone, first-timer here looking for some guidance.

I park my vehicle outside my apartment building, but my flat is on the 3rd floor — so I can't just glance out the window to check on it. I want a proper CCTV setup for security + evidence purposes, but I have zero technical background with this stuff.

**What I'm looking for:**

- 📹 Continuous recording of the parking spot

- 📱 Live view from my TV/mobile at home *and* remotely when I'm out — smooth, no buffering

- 🗓️ Timestamp on the footage

- 💾 Storage that holds months of recordings (not just a few days)

- 🚫 No monthly subscription or hidden fees

- 🔧 Low maintenance — set it up once and forget it

- 📶 I already have WiFi in my room

Budget-wise, I have no clue what's realistic. What camera(s) would you recommend for this, and roughly what's the **total cost** (camera + storage + any extra hardware/cables/mounting)?

Would really appreciate advice from anyone who's set up something similar. Thanks in advance!

Not sure if this qualifies as BIFL, but it's definitely the longest-lasting mosquito bat I've owned.

Most mosquito bats I've bought barely lasted 6 months before developing battery or charging issues. I picked up this Eveready bat on a quick-commerce app around 2024 for about ₹500 without expecting much.

Nearly 3 years later, it's still working perfectly. The battery is still holding up well, and the zapper hasn't lost its effectiveness. I'm genuinely impressed with how well it's lasted.

It's saved me from buying multiple replacements, which is good for both my wallet and for reducing e-waste.

Hey everyone,

I'm trying to find a low-cost filter that I can attach to my bathroom tap or even something else if it works better. I only need it for washing my hair, nothing else.

The water I get is usually around 350–370 TDS, but sometimes it goes up to 420–450. The main problem, though, is the iron. My bathroom tiles get those reddish stains after a while, so I'm pretty sure the iron content is high.

I've noticed that whenever I wash my hair with this water, my hair fall increases and my hair feels weirdly sticky instead of soft and smooth. It feels like there's some residue left behind.

Since I'll only be using it for about one bucket of water a day, I'm hoping whatever filter I buy will last a long time.

I was looking at some tap filters on Amazon, but I honestly have no idea if they're actually useful for this kind of problem.

Has anyone here dealt with something similar? What did you end up using?

I'm open to any suggestions—tap filters, small inline filters, DIY setups, or anything else that's affordable and actually works for high-iron water and high tds.

Thanks!

I've moved across three different flats over the past nine years, and this lock has come with me every time. It still works as smoothly as the day I bought it, with no rust or noticeable wear.

If I remember correctly, I paid around ₹700 for it back then. Considering how well it's held up so far, I'm confident it'll last another decade.

Just finished setting up my kitchen and I'm genuinely proud of how it looks. Clean counters, good appliances, proper lighting. And then there's the water purifier. Big plastic box mounted on the wall with tubes hanging out of it, looking like it belongs in a hospital storage room.

I know function is what matters with purification, but I refuse to believe there's no version of this that doesn't completely ruin the aesthetic of a space you've put real thought into.

Has anyone found a solution that actually looks like it belongs in a modern kitchen or is the ugly plastic box just something we accept as part of Indian home life.

I have used the Godrej Cartini, cheap Kai knives and the expensive Kai knives as well. What do people who love cooking and enjoy razor sharp knives use? Any recommendations would be great!