Consumerism

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Anything consumption related. Including food

Feel free to post items that are practical, durable and high quality made that are made to last.

Reviews etc are fine here.

Can post anti consumerism things here too

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Where do I buy velcro straps from that won't keep ripping in half? (lemmy.ca)
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/275694

The dollar store velcro is very low quality and only sown together with a few strings and keeps ripping

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Reusing old makeup flasks/palletes/lipstick tubes? (i.pinimg.com)
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cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/106731

Do you folks have any ideas how you can reuse makeup containers?

Usually it's got very solid packaging that could last for decades if put to good use. But I could never figure out what that good use might be.

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How to watch twitch on Roku tvs without screen casting/mirroring (lemmy.perthchat.org)
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When the official Twitch channel for Roku was discontinued, users who never installed the original couldn’t access it anymore. However, TWOKU is the next best thing for Roku owners to add Twitch to their devices.

Click here and log in to your Roku box and go to the account settings page.
From the Account page, click on the Add channel with a code link.
In the text box, type “C6ZVZD”.
Select Add channel.
Press Ok after reading the disclaimer and message.
Confirm by clicking on Yes, add channel.

Now, you can add the channel to your device.

Twoku seems to have no ads