Oh yeah, you’ve just reminded me, when we lived in the country, we used to wet our heads under cold water and sleep with a wet pillowcase or towel on our neck/head. We had a long hair cat for a while, and on the super hot days we used to give it a bath in lukewarm water to stop it from getting too hot
I rub the cats down with ice cubes. Some like this more than others.
Have you got any of those first aid hot/cold gel things? A frozen one of those on your head or neck looks dorky but feels amazing.
There’s a couple of things not involved with computers that are a PITA to not have when needed. (If he doesn’t.)
The $21 one looks good for bare minimum and would probably be enough to handle IKEA furniture. But I got the $55 one to have tape measure, needle nose pliers, socket set etc. Just to avoid suddenly needing something later then having it float around loose.
be active in the early morning and evening, rest during the day
take a tepid shower, dress cool and loose
Oh yeah, you’ve just reminded me, when we lived in the country, we used to wet our heads under cold water and sleep with a wet pillowcase or towel on our neck/head. We had a long hair cat for a while, and on the super hot days we used to give it a bath in lukewarm water to stop it from getting too hot
I rub the cats down with ice cubes. Some like this more than others. Have you got any of those first aid hot/cold gel things? A frozen one of those on your head or neck looks dorky but feels amazing.
No first aid kit as yet, but once I settle in and have the super essentials sorted, I’ll buy a fire extinguisher and first aid kit
May I recommend a super basic sewing kit too? You’ll save a shit ton of money if you can do basic clothing repairs. And a hammer.
And a pair of pliers.
A cheap tool set would cover a lot of bases and provide a storage box
Pretty sure he builds computers, so that and screwdrivers are likely covered already
There’s a couple of things not involved with computers that are a PITA to not have when needed. (If he doesn’t.)
The $21 one looks good for bare minimum and would probably be enough to handle IKEA furniture. But I got the $55 one to have tape measure, needle nose pliers, socket set etc. Just to avoid suddenly needing something later then having it float around loose.
A nice array, (the tools are rubbish, but that’s not the point right now) 100% want a shifter.