(Part 3) Best janitorial & sanitation supplies according to redditors

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Well what role do they have exactly. If they are retail, they could probably use a few things:

Pens: http://www.amazon.com/Zebra-Ballpoint-Pen-Retractable-29212/dp/B004WOAJP6/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1426819458&sr=8-3

Stapler to save their wrists: http://www.amazon.com/Stanley-Bostitch-Electric-Capacity-02210/dp/B00006JNU2/ref=pd_sim_sbs_op_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1P36SKYQNHS5S45VQPFG

Mat to save their feet: http://www.amazon.com/Smart-Step-Anti-Fatigue-Polyurethane-Length/dp/B00OFVJQRS/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1426819677&sr=8-3&keywords=smart+step+mat

Kind of a range of prices as well, depending on how much you want to spend.

If they are a CPP or do a lot of clinical stuff then Epocrates Essentials is SOOOO useful, albeit a bit expensive (still less expensive then the alternatives and a lot better IMO).

Here's you go :P

https://www.amazon.com/Urinal-Cakes-Count-Deodorizer-Blocks/dp/B01CAQY0DE

Actually, the newer ones have little spikes on them that prevent splash back. (like those egg crate foam panels they use in recording studios to prevent echo)

Like these

Maybe a vinyl runner like http://www.amazon.com/ES-Robbins-Ribbed-36-Inch-10-Feet/dp/B00H222G6K/ref=sr_1_8?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1410657542&sr=1-8

... or tarp, but that probably looks worse.

I would put a freestanding hall tree against the wall beside the door or floating along the carpet line. Coat racks are fussy and I think you'll need something substantial as the kids grow up. Plus, you can usually add a lower second row of hooks (that kids can easily reach) on anything with a reinforced backboard.

Don't set the hall tree on the tile because your walkway is very narrow. Get one with built in storage so there is a place for the bags to sit on top and baskets underneath for accessories. This won't be used as seating, just bag and accessory storage. Open baskets on a shelf work best, no more than 2/3 of the shelf height so a hand can grab something inside without too much hassle.

Here's an open style with plenty of shelves for storing accessories:
HOMYSHOPY Entryway Hall Tree with Removable Hooks, Storage Shelves and Bench, Multipurpose Coat Rack for Hallway, Vintage Brown https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PR8LHVK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_artQDbX5XJG9W


Here are two more traditional ones that might work:
Crosley Furniture Seaside Hall Tree - Distressed White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MG6URP0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_FstQDbTC40RPM


Linon 76063ANT01U Santa Fe Hall Tree, 40" W x 17.99" D X 64.02" H, Natural https://www.amazon.com/dp/B010PBECF2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_yttQDbMR8HG1X


Remove the coat hooks from the wall and line stacked shoe storage along the short wall, maybe a tray next to them since men's shoes and winter boots don't always fit the dimensions anyhow. Plus, it just looks tidy and is a good reminder for where shoes are allowed to go. I recommend keeping all shoe storage open because you want to keep your system painless for children or newcomers to use.

Personally, I like shoe shelves that aren't just the skinny bars because small shoes and heels don't stay on easily.

To match the first hall tree, 1 or two of these depending on space:
VASAGLE Shoe Rack, 5-Tier Shoe Storage Organizer with 4 Metal Mesh Shelves for 16-20 Pairs and Large Surface for Bags, for Entryway, Hallway, Closet, Industrial, Rustic Brown ULBS15BX https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SJZJ7YK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_4vtQDb470GXYV

Different styles:

MyGift Rustic 4-Tier Vintage White Wood Entryway Shoe Rack Storage Shelves with Handles https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JYM9M5R/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_zBtQDb3JCZX2T


LANGRIA 4-Tier Metal Shoe Rack Utility Shoe Tower Shoe Organizer Shelf for Closet Bedroom & Entryway Bronze https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01EJO9UP8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_qztQDbN43B2HT

Boot tray options, but take measurements first:

Hudson Exchange 4010 Waterhog Classic Boot Tray, 34" L x 15" W, 3/8" Thick, Medium Brown https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TT8ESRK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_mDtQDbHGWT34G


Ottomanson TRY400-30X15 Multi-Purpose Indoor & Outdoor Waterproof Tray, 15" x 30", Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LBL9XKE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_sEtQDb184SCKD


I would move the wood bench either behind the floating hall tree, floating in front of the hall tree against the wall, or along the wall by the other doorway if it stays in this area at all. You might need to play around with a few layouts and see what works, and if course measure and verify that everything works for you. The examples I linked are not vetted, only style suggestions and they might come in different sizes and quality ratings from other sellers.

https://www.amazon.com/Bertech-Temperature-Rubber-Wrist-Grounding/dp/B00HFQPVHY/ref=sr_1_4?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1506155676&sr=1-4&keywords=esd%2Bmat&th=1

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Just found this sub for the first time and saw your post! I did what you're trying to do, but about a year ago.

• I still play it on PS2 because it's what I played on back in high school and those memories were great. I don't want to play it any other way.
  
• For cardio? Just play everything on Heavy, of course. If you cant' get a good cardio workout with DDR, I don't know what to tell you. Go do MAX300 on Heavy, twice, and report back.
  
• Your TV should have RGB inputs. You should also be able to change your TV to 4:3 in the video settings. If not, a stretched DDR image isn't that bad.
  
  Get DDRMAX and DDRMAX2, then consider getting others for PS2. For me, I got the Japanese version of DDR Extreme because it's pretty much a clone of the previously once DDR Extreme machines while the US version is really different. Lots of different songs and doesn't have the awesome song wheel.
  
  I'm sure you can also find the songs and step files out there on the internet somewhere. I bought this dance pad because it works with PS2 and for PC (Stepmania). I then taped it to one of these. It's heavy and doesn't slide.

Anybody knows where I can find something like this?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01H879F7Q/ref=sspa_dk_detail_7?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B01H879F7Q

Needs to be about a meter long.

Interesting. I'll give theirs a try when I use the last 1.25L of anycubic I've got. Although it might get a dose of ... highlight (maybe?) to make it not clear.

And searching amazon for the form labs clear resin, have you seen this yellow magic stuff? I mean 11 reviews doesn't boast alot of confidence, but it doesn't seem horrible either. its made of propoxypropan-2-ol whatever that is.

https://www.amazon.com/Yellow-Magic-Undiluted-Packaging-Varnishes/dp/B01EG502M0/

Industrial lemon cleaner. Some people liken the scent to these.

If you're that paranoid about it I suggest either buying a portable washer such as this or washing clothes in a sink/wasbtub so you don't have to use a communal washer. Otherwise unless you plan to wash all of your laundry in water over 160f you're not going to sanitize anything.

There is no detergent that will sanitize clothes, period. "Sanitizing" rinses such as Lysol's and Persil's need to go into the rinse cycle (they cannot come in contact with detergent) and need to agitate throughout the clothing for at least 15 minutes and need warm/hot water to be effective. Frankly there are very few, if any washers that have rinse cycles that agitate that long, and most washers now use a default cold water rinse. There are no common laundry additives that will sanitize clothes. There are specialty products like Opto-Cide which work on soft surfaces, but they must be used full strength.

Chlorine bleach will sanitize clothes if used in the right amount, at the right temperature (over 140f), and added at the right time (it must be added several minutes after detergent, and have several minutes agitation time once added). If you are this concerned about your neighbors germs though this might be an option for you. Run a hot water wash with bleach and detergent w/ some old towels or rags through, and then immediately run your clothes through on the next cycle.

You should also dry your clothes at the highest temperature setting for a minimum of 30 minutes, according to this and this in order to kill bacteria and viruses.

Currently looking at a few:

Panasonic :

MC-PB6A-A

MC-SK16-R

MC-PKL17A-W

MC-PKL18A-W


Toshiba:

VC-PD9

VC-PC6A

Mitsubishi:

TC-GXG7P-C

TC-FXF7P-T

Hitachi:

CV - PD 9 - N

but as I said, everything is a hardwood floor (except tiling in the bathroom), so I think the brush isnt so important...but what do I know

edit: I eliminated anything that didnt have a powerbrush, so its down to 3 competitors, and I am pretty sure that the hitachi looks like the best deal.

I was looking these up and came across this one for a small unit, its much better quality than anything else in the price range

http://www.amazon.com/Kendal-Commercial-ULTRASONIC-CLEANER-HB-12MHT/dp/B00J5WV64I/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1451791116&sr=8-10&keywords=ultrasonic+cleaner

How big do you need it to be?

[Xtreme Standing Mat] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IWZ8CZU?psc=1) Worth its weight in gold for every VR FPS. Dropping down to a knee is no problem.

It also is great for using as the center of your room. When you step away from the center of your room it is very easy to find again.

Yeah! citric acid

And the Epsom salt I got was from the grocery store, but already scented with Jasmine and white tea so I didn't need to buy essential oils. And I also use baking soda and olive oil I had already.

Goo gone could work, otherwise look for a carpet spotter with some sort of aliphatic hydrocarbon or d-limonene component, maybe something like this

Plain old Amazon dispenser: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KCP0O9U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

And the stand it's on is a little end-table from Hobby Lobby (I can't find it on their site, but our local Hobby Lobby always has a few in stock)

• A standing mat because standing in the kitchen cooking/cleaning is hard on the back and these mats make it so much more comfortable. It's really amazing and makes life a million times better, especially if you have to stand a lot.
  
• A dehydrator to make dried fruit, fruit leather, jerky, dried herbs... so many possibilities, and everyone will be really impressed when you pull out some homemade jerky. (Can you tell I like making food?)
  
• Record players are coming back into style. Music records won't get lost when your computer crashes, and they'll outlive the singularity. And you can listen to music... while you make food!
  
  All of these are on my Over $30 wishlist.
  
  Thank you for the contest!

Kimwipes are what we use for cleaning fiber optic endface and preparing fiber for splicing, and they can be used dry or wet. Lint free and manufactured to standards for laboratory use.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KHW38ZE/