The inside of the cap on a pill bottle
Pill bottle caps are typically designed with an internal threading mechanism that is meant to act like a safety lock. However, it has been discovered that by flipping the cap upside down, you can easily bypass it. Just make sure that it’s out of reach and in a secure location to prevent any accidents or misuse.
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Morey 1 year ago
#2: Flow limiters are a PITA!! Takes forever to fill a pot of water or take a shower. I discard them whenever possible- which is almost always. 
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Mamie 1 year ago
Morey,
Yeah you remove that cr#p and have a real shower.
Yeah you remove that cr#p and have a real shower.
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Midge 1 year ago
Morey,
lol remember low flow toilets? yeah that Totally worked.
lol remember low flow toilets? yeah that Totally worked.
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Hez 1 year ago
#5 It's the biggest bullsh*t I have ever heard in my life. Try to breathe through the hole in the lollipop stick for 10 minutes before you write things like that.
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Asa 1 year ago
#7 not to forget that some convenient (laptop) keyboards like those of Lenovo also separate the function keys: you have a small distance between F4 <-> F5, F8 <-> F9, and between F12 <-> Print / Num Lock etc.
Unfortunately, some manufactures like Dell start to forget those gaps nowadays.
Unfortunately, some manufactures like Dell start to forget those gaps nowadays.
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Ellender 1 year ago
Asa, Changing to a different keyboard when you know touch can be a pain. Even small differences in key distance/placement can screw the text up a lot before muscle memory adapts....
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Donald 1 year ago
I've owned countless button up shirts in my lifetime, and never had that oddball button on one of them.
Yeah you remove that cr#p and have a real shower.
lol remember low flow toilets? yeah that Totally worked.
Unfortunately, some manufactures like Dell start to forget those gaps nowadays.