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  • Per the CDC

    Use your preferred water temperature – cold or warm – to wash your hands. Warm and cold water remove the same number of germs from your hands. The water helps create soap lather that removes germs from your skin when you wash your hands. Water itself does not usually kill germs; to kill germs, water would need to be hot enough to scald your hands.

    If you're like me and hate warm water

  • We also have to worry about Volcanos, mainly Mount Rainier. That fucker is likely going to wipe out Orting, Puyallup and Eastern Tacoma/Fife. I5 is going to be impacted in a few spots. The entire region will be reeling from that explosion for weeks, if not months.

  • I leave our lights up through Mardi Gras. We live in Seattle so darkness is our friend until March. Leaving them up through the long dark makes a 5a start seem less irritating and I feel like it brightens up the neighborhood a bit. We have also put up some year round, inoffensive, hipster lights that are either party/relax, depending on your mood.

  • Unpopular Opinion @lemmy.world
    Sea_pop @lemmy.world

    I actually enjoy humidity

    I am currently in North Carolina and while I will acknowledge it is hot, and the humidity doesn't help, it isn't particularly irritating. It's like a hug from the air. I've been to New Orleans at the end of summer when it's supposedly bad but I enjoyed it. It almost makes the heat a little bit more bearable because there is something to work with?