I can detect temperature changes in a room of about 1-2 degrees Fahrenheit. If my body can tell the difference, then the scale should indicate that (I suppose that you could use tenths of a degree Celsius, but that just seems silly).

Here’s a better way. Don’t rely on email when you need a time-sensitive response. Go talk to Josh, instead.

*Car dealer pulls out fiddle.*

Newsletters aren’t all bad

I had a Schwinn Super LeTour (rebadged Panasonic) that was basically an entry level road bike, and it was 27 pounds. In the mid seventies.

I am looking into this one as well, this feedback is perfect for improving. While it is a bestselling bike, the intent is to give someone a bestselling option that is desirable and show them an alternative that may be a smarter purchase for them. If we missed it on this, I will make it right.
Tyler/Co-Founder/Outsmart

Love those sites, I use them when I am making a purchase. They have done a great job really digging in deep with the information and generally doing a great job of discerning the points that matter. We are so new... I would love to be on the other side of that comment in 12 months, where people are using Outsmart to…

You are so right on this, thank you for pointing it out. I am going to pull the article entirely or fix it based on your feedback.
 
We wrote a good portion of the articles and had help from experts or people who own the products. This one slipped by and needs to be corrected. We worked for nearly 12 months to create…

Damn. I think the only thing plastic on mine is the knobs on the end of the levers.

Dumbbells too.

Its just a scam site, once you click on a link anything you purchase in that session gives them a commission. All they need to do it drive traffic.

Yes. I don’t know much about the alternative to the Kitchenaid mixer. What I do know is that we got an expensive brand name mixer when my wife and I were married. We killed it within a year. We bought a supposedly sturdy one on our own. Good reviews and everything. Lasted like five months.

Also, by encouraging users to buy an obvious knockoff, it’s bordering on enabling de facto forgery.

I thought the same thing while looking at road bikes. The “top selling” was Walmart bike that you would buy off the shelf, and something people who ride these types of bikes wouldn’t saddle up on.

Agreed, which is why I intend to cross reference their suggestions with The Wirecutter and The Sweethome.

If its a caged bearing, squirting it with clean streak will do wonders, or a dip in an ultrasonic.

There are 3 lubes I use for chains.

He was making a joke that most entry-level job listings say “REQUIREMENTS: 5 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE” or some bullshit like that.

just two 26 oz water bottles, there’s a few spots to refill water along this route out of spigots in the middle of nowhere, which I’m sure have no cause for health concerns whatsoever