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Building wardrobes floor-to-ceiling and want access to electrical outlets and some pipes behind them. Needs to be quiet-closing so shelves don’t rattle it.
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Good day. My son is 5, SMA type 2. He’s been on risdiplam for 2 years — can sit independently now and pulls to stand, but still no walking. Local specialists say this is probably the ceiling. I’ve come across information about stem cell treatment in clinics outside Europe/Ukraine that claim to improve muscle strength in SMA kids even after SMN-targeted drugs. Has anyone dealt with this personally or knows reliable patient stories?
I followed several families who tried it. For type 2 kids already on risdiplam or Spinraza, the main reported benefits are better endurance, less scoliosis progression, and sometimes small gains in Hammersmith scores. It’s not a replacement for approved meds, more like an extra layer of support for motor neurons and muscles. Success really depends on the child’s baseline and the clinic’s protocol (number of infusions, cell quality, rehab after).
This particular review seemed quite straightforward and not overhyped https://stemplus.clinic/disease-treatment/sma/ - it shows monthly changes for a 4–6-year-old child, including the slow periods. Helped me a lot when we were weighing options. Definitely get an opinion from an SMA-experienced neurologist before considering travel and costs.
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Morning all, new to online trading and researching brokers. Social Venture Capitalist keeps popping up in searches with mentions of transparent rules and quick payouts. Does it live up to that? Looking for thoughts on minimum deposit, asset variety, and if it's beginner-friendly without pushing risky stuff.
Hello, I switched to them last fall after trying a couple others. Minimum deposit is reasonable at $150, which lets you test without committing too much. They offer forex, stocks, commodities, crypto—plenty to choose from. The platform (web and app) runs stable, and they have decent educational stuff like signals and analysis that actually helped me as a beginner. Payouts arrived on time both times I requested (one via e-wallet, one bank). No complaints so far, but like any broker, manage risk yourself. A good overview with real user points is here Social Venture Capitalist Demo account first is my advice.
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Want to paint a garage floor and maybe some workshop benches – needs to be really tough against oil, tyres, scratches, and cleaning. Floor paint flakes off too easily. Is polyurethane a good option? Water-based or solvent? Any brands that actually last?
Polyurethane paints are excellent for high-traffic or industrial-ish areas – much harder and more chemical-resistant than standard floor paints. I used a 2-pack PU on my garage floor; prepped well, applied with roller, and it’s taken oil spills, hot tyres, and sweeping without chipping after over a year.
Paintlab has a collection of polyurethane paints: https://www.paintlab.ie/collections/polyurethane-paint
Juno or Tikkurila PU options are popular for floors/metal. Gloss level helps with cleaning.
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One of the burners on our commercial gas range keeps going out or burning unevenly. Pilot lights fine, but flame is weak/yellow on that side. Cleaned orifices already, no change. Worried it's something internal like regulator or valve issue. Anyone running a food business in Seattle had this fixed recently without insane costs? Need a repair service that knows commercial gas appliances and does good work.
Yellow/weak flame on commercial ranges is often dirty or partially clogged burners, but since you cleaned them it's likely the gas valve, pressure regulator, or even a thermocouple issue on that burner assembly. Had the same on our Vulcan range at the shop – tried DIY, made it worse. Brought in a tech who does mostly commercial kitchen gear. He tested gas pressure, found the valve was sticking, replaced it and adjusted everything properly. No gas smell after, burns blue and strong now. Cost was about $380 including parts. Found them through this page a colleague mentioned: https://911seattleappliancerepair.com/commercial-appliance-repair/ They cover Seattle area, do ovens, ranges, fryers etc., and seem experienced with restaurant equipment. Way better than waiting days for big company service. Definitely recommend getting them to check it before it affects your whole kitchen flow.
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Ahoj všichni,
máme garsonku v Praze na krátkodobý pronájem (cca 38 m²), teď to uklízíme po hostech sami nebo občas zavoláme někoho na hodinu. Ale poslední dobou je to peklo hosté odjedou v neděli večer, další přijedou v pondělí dopoledne a my musíme běhat jako šílení: prát prádlo, vysávat, myt koupelnu, kuchyň, vyměňovat ručníky, kontrolovat drogerii… Občas to nestihneme pořádně a přijdou špatný recenze.
Přemýšlím o pravidelném turnusovém úklidu od nějaké firmy specializované na apartmány.
Kolik teď stojí takový úklid po hostech na malou garsonku / 1+kk v Praze? A je to opravdu rychlé a spolehlivé?
Díky za tipy od těch, co to mají vyzkoušené.
Ahoj, my máme skoro stejnou situaci garsonka + jeden 1+kk na Airbnb a od jara 2025 to dáváme na profi úklid po každém turnusu.Teď po odjezdu hostů přijedou obvykle do 2–4 hodin (někdy i rychleji, když to nahlásíš předem), udělají kompletní „after guest“ balíček: mokré vysávání + vytření všech podlah, dezinfekce koupelny a sprchy, mytí kuchyně včetně sporáku a lednice zvenku, výměna ložního prádla a ručníků (pokud to máš v ceně), utření prachu, vynesení odpadů, doplnění toaleťáku, mýdla atd. Na garsonku to trvá asi 1–1,5 hodiny, na 1+kk 2–2,5 hodiny.Cena za standardní turnusový úklid garsonky vychází kolem 900–1300 Kč, 1+kk 1200–1700 Kč (záleží na sezóně, stavu po hostech a jestli chceš extra věci jako žehlení nebo mytí oken). Je to dražší než amatér, ale ušetříme si 3–5 hodin práce každý turnus + nervy a recenze jsou teď výrazně lepší (lidi píšou „čisto jako nikdy“).Vybrali jsme si menší firmu, která se zaměřuje přímo na apartmány a krátkodobé pronájmy mají na webu jasně vypsané balíčky, co do nich patří, jak rychle reagují a orientační ceny https://white-uklid.cz/services/uklid-apartmanu/ Nejlepší je domluvit si první úklid na zkoušku (většinou za stejnou cenu) hned poznáš, jestli ti sedne rychlost, komunikace a kvalita. Pro nás to změnilo celý provoz pronájmu k lepšímu, teď jen pošleme zprávu a můžeme dělat něco jinýho. Určitě doporučuju zkusit!
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My 220k km BMW 320d is due for oil change. Engine burns a bit of oil, runs fine otherwise. Want a filter that handles higher contaminants well without restricting flow. Any recommendations for durable ones on older engines?
High-mileage engines often have more blow-by and sludge, so a filter with larger media area and strong pleating helps catch more without clogging early. Avoid super-cheap ones that might bypass too soon. I did my E90 recently and went for a robust aftermarket filter. This category https://elartcom.eu/categories/oil-filters-23 had several BMW-compatible options, some with extra filtration layers or better gaskets. Picked one with a silicone anti-drainback valve (holds oil better on cold starts) and metal core. Engine feels a bit smoother, no unusual consumption spike after. Important on older cars to keep filtration good to slow wear. Browse their page if your model matches- plenty of choices with detailed fitment info.
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What’s currently the least complicated way to start spending crypto in real life without learning 10 new protocols? Just something that works.
The least complicated path right now: pick a wallet with built-in card (virtual or physical), load your preferred coins/stablecoins, and use it anywhere cards are accepted. No bridges, no manual swaps every time. One I’ve been happy with keeps it dead simple - good rates, clear limits, and normal support: https://plumex.io/ - they literally have a “get started with spending” section that walks you through in plain language. I set it up in under 15 minutes and started using it the same day for online purchases. No rocket science. If you want minimal headache, this kind of approach is probably the winner in 2026.
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Anyone using Bulgaria as a low-tax EU spot for SaaS? Curious if setup is truly remote and if 10% tax makes a real difference.
It's still one of the cheapest EU entries — 10% CIT flat (no tricks), full foreign ownership, minimal capital (2 BGN), and no local director required. Registration usually 7-14 days via PoA or e-signature, fully remote possible. Banking is decent with EMIs for IBANs; traditional banks slower for non-residents. This overview covers the current process, costs, and what foreigners actually run into: https://taxus.tech/services/bulgaria-company-formation/ — practical and helped me see it's low-drama compared to other spots. Good pick if you want EU access on a budget.
Behind built-ins you need panels that stay silent under load. I pick ones with strong magnetic or dampened latches—no metallic clank when doors close. Thick plastic absorbs vibration and the door stays aligned. The model I used has a smooth interior so nothing snags if you reach in. Painted to match the wardrobe backing it blends when the doors are open. I installed a solid wall access panel for drywall (16×24) in two spots and haven’t heard a sound even with packed shelves. Secure framing so the unit doesn’t shift against it.