aka @JWBananas
aka @JWBananas

I will go slightly out of my way to step on that crunchy looking leaf.

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Cake day: June 14th, 2023

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  • That’s great that you found something that worked for you and for others. And I respect your stance on cost.

    But it doesn’t change the fact that an experiment that only runs through the pre-wash cycle is at best misleading when the results that are important are that of the full cycle. And it also doesn’t change my impression that you used a fundamentally flawed experiment to try to make a logical argument, which was then contradicted in your follow-up.

    It’s just not a great look.

    If the point of the second video was “I was wrong” (versus “I’m still right but for different reasons”) then I probably wouldn’t have unsubscribed. Your moving of the goalposts (which just triggers too many memories of growing up with narcissists) just confirms that was a good choice.

    But I do like your content about LED holiday lights, and I will be back to see what you find this season.

    For what it’s worth, adding a little citric acid should be more cost effective than putting more detergent in the prewash cup.


  • I came for the traffic signals. I cringed through the overly-long CED saga. I left after the dishwashers.

    I’ll still pop in seasonally though, for the latest on proper LED holiday lights.


    Dishwashing video #1: Detergent pods must be bad, because dishwashers have a pre-wash dispenser. So if you use pods, you aren’t using enough detergent!

    Here’s my demonstration of how using detergent during pre-wash results in more cleaning occurring during pre-wash (which, you know, isn’t the full cycle and isn’t how people use dishwashers).

    Dishwashing video #2: Actually, I was totally wrong. But detergent pods are still bad, because they result in using too much detergent and are wasteful!