REVIEW: LIQUID I.V. Hydration Multiplier Electrolyte Drink Mix

I been using LIQUID I.V. – Hydration Multiplier Electrolyte Powder ( https://amzn.to/2Wc4rwj ) for about 6 months and think its very convenient in single use packets for for quick hydration. I have a few packets in backpack for after a hike, workout, or hydration after a flu or cold.

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I typically add one packet to 20 oz of water and ice in my Hydro Flask ( https://amzn.to/3yPBmYb ) so my drink is cold for a few hours.

Overall it is the convenience factor that makes this my go to. I used to drink Gatorade, but Liquid IV has less sugar and also has several vitamins in the mix. While i could have bought sport drink powder at a lower cost in a canister, the single serve packets dont have the issue of hardening over time and is great for travel.

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REVIEW: RCA to HDMI Converter ( How to get composite video and audio to HDMI montiors and TVs)

How to get composite video and audio to HDMI montiors and TVs) I bought RCA to HDMI Converter ( https://amzn.to/3iRbPbD ) as I wanted to play my old console systems (Playstation, NES, SNES, and VCR ) that uses component video and audio signal to my HDMI computer monitor or TV. The Yellow, Red, and White cables are need to be converted to digital HDMI signal for it to play.

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The converter works and runs on USB power. The upscale 720 p and 1080 p is only as good as the 240 line resolution of the console system, which is not that high resolution. I LCD TV with component inputs may have better filters than this device. But this was inexpensive and easy to use, so it has enough value to keep.

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REVIEW: CRAFTSMAN – 2 Gallon Wet / Dry Vacuum – 20 YEARS LATER…

We owned our Craftsman 2 Gallon 1.5 HP Wet Dry Vac ( https://amzn.to/3g2Ur1A ) for over 20 years, bought new in 2000. My Dad used if for all the home improvement, home repair, and maintenance projects around the house. It is still the shop vac work horse for all our projects and repair.

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The Craftsman Clean and Carry 2 Gallon is the perfect portable size for small and large clean up projects. We typically use to to vacuum wet carpet and shop clean up we for clean up of drywall and other building materials that would typically damage household vacuum cleaners.

We have bought additional accessories kit ( https://amzn.to/37Hak9B ) for this vacuum as we lose or misplace the crevice tool or brush accessory. The original flex tube is very ridged and isnt flexiable, however it has proved to be useful ridge to use as a reaching too.
Over the years we also bought replacement wet / dry filter bags ( https://amzn.to/3k2eNJM ) which was useful if the main filter was being washed.

Overall, this is a great wet dry shop vac that has been extremely reliable heavy duty and useful.

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