#used storage containers

[d8tl55c]

[amygdalae]

Autopsies you say? Do you wanna talk about em?

After an autopsy they put all the organs in a special big plastic bag and put the bag back into the chest cavity and sew it back up when they're done ^u^

[merriclo]

i see and respect your “Wild is an arsonist who burns forests down” joke, but i raise you the ever funnier “Wild is a huge wildlife conservationist and will personally fight anyone who dares to set it ablaze (aka almost every single other Link)” joke

[ikishima]

My #1 advice for people moving out is to NOT buy nonstick cookware... not only is the lifespan of nonstick a MAXIMUM of 7 years (usually more like 2-5 years) but teflon, aka Polytetrafluoroethylene-- the plastic coating that makes the cookware nonstick, infuses microplastics into your food.

New cookware sets can cost hundreds of dollars so my advice is to look for 100% stainless steel cookware in thrift stores. Safer, cheaper, & instead of needing to replace every 2-7 years they can potentially last you the entire rest of your life AND they won't start shedding plastic into your food

[ladyyatexel]

Do not anger the tupperware guardian

[megamindsupremacy]

If there’s a Human realm for alive beings and a Ghost Zone for dead ones, shouldn’t there be an Extremely Exclusive Liminal Realm for halfas?

[cryolyst]

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[orchidyoonkook]

I'm the anonymous person from before..

I won't get into too much details about my personal conditions so I'm only giving enough details for you to know my remedies for migraines that might help. But, some remedies, you have already done by now.

So I severe from migraines a lot. And because I'm autistic, I've always had many migraines because of sensory overload type situations that would last days and even a week. Depends on the situations though.

Some of these are my "remedies" for my migraines.

Laying, even sleeping if that sleeps, in the darkest room you have so I would suggest covering your windows if you need to darken the room to make it less bright. Laying with an eye mask might help with that.

Ice. I recently got this icepack that's like wearing an eye mask, and it's giving enough pressure to your whole head (without hurting you) that tends to seem relaxing. But I don't think you have that. So you ice, ice packs, on your head and neck. Wearing the ice around your ice would be more effective than one your head from my personal experiences.

Drinking water. Coconut water, if you could actually be able to drink it since not everyone enjoys the flavor, is the real water that actually will help hydrate you faster. Mineral waters like fiji could help since lots of those waters have electrolytes. Maybe consume salty foods like soup or chips, or even a pinch of salt on your tongue, just to keep the water in your body. Since not everyone knows salt retains the water in body.

Ibuprofen. Or whichever medicine you usually take.. I would have said to try taking turmeric? Turmeric helps with head and body pains if it's a more holistic approach. Maybe add to your food? Supplements?

Bathing. Warm, or even hot, baths and showers. A hot salt water bath could help? Or just a regular hot shower. Not everyone knows a warm water may actually help with migraines. Since showers and baths are considered to be forms of heat therapy for migraines. They say that among other heat-related remedies, a warm shower has the power to stop pain signals from traveling to the brain and increase blood flow, which can help soothe muscles.

Eating. Because sometimes lack of eating causes migraines too.

Don't know if I missed anything? I was trying to think of my remedies.

Let me just say that I love you so much. I’ve only started getting migraines in the last 5-7 years so it’s still “new” to me.

Just wanted to start off saying thank you thank you thank you. I’m currently undiagnosed but very likely to be autistic as well and it’s only really presented itself fully in the last few years, meaning I’ve always had it, obvi, but I only recently started unmasking. So just learning that that could be a cause is something new and so super useful.

As for the dark room and laying down. I spent about 70% of the last two days sleeping and lying down hoping it would help. And it did a little bit.

The dark room is usually what I do for my severe migraines. I lock myself in my bathrooms and put a towel at the bottom of the door.

Ice is something I never thought about! I’ll have to go get some ice packs!!! I have a heat pad but no ice packs.

If I plug my nose I can drink coconut water but I’ve been guzzling all weekend I can promise you that ♥️.

I don’t have ibuprofen on hand but I did take a shit ton of acetaminophen and it unfortunately did nothing. however I’ve never tried tumeric so I will have to keep that on hand as well!!

And a shower was actually one of the first things I tried because I know it always helps. And it did. But I can’t stay in the shower for 48 hours :(. Stupid being a land mammal and the powers that be charging for a fundamental human right.

I had a really yummy dinner last night that my partner made me for eating. It was a big helping of chicken pasta Alfredo. I want to think it helped but I honestly couldn’t have told cause I felt a little nausea every time I took a bite. But it was so so good.

Hon if you’re missing anything I can’t say anything but thank you for the things that you did remember. I’m gunna keep this ask for later when I inevitably get another one because this has been so incredibly helpful.

Thank you thank you thank you so much truly ♥️♥️. You’re a good human. I hope you know that.

[justslowdown]

I think a way around this block I have about sharing what I've been doing is to share the unaesthetic process pictures, instead of a self-imposed pressure around whatever I finally end up as "finished" (not often)

This one is causing me some trouble because whichever way I flip that bit on the left, it works, and points somewhere completely different. I can't commit myself to one or the oth

[slrcargoshipping]

Top 8 Strategies for Ensuring Quality in Used Cargo Containers

Shipping container transportation is an integral part of the maritime industry. If you are willing to buy used cargo containers, ensuring that you get the best value for your investment is paramount. With the vast array of options for used 20 ft shipping containers for sale and used 40ft containers available in the market for sale, it's crucial to assess the condition and value of used storage containers for sale thoroughly. 

In this guide, brought to you by SLR Shipping, the reliable container trading company in Dubai, we'll explore essential tips to help you make informed decisions when buying used cargo containers for sale: 

Conduct a Visual Inspection: Start by visually inspecting the used storage containers for any signs of damage, such as dents, rust, or corrosion. Check the flooring, walls, doors, and roof to ensure they are structurally sound and free from defects. 

Assess Structural Integrity: Inspect the container's frame and structural components for any signs of wear or damage. Before you buy a used container, look for rust or corrosion, especially at the bottom corners and along the door seals, as these areas are prone to deterioration. 

Check for Water Tightness: Ensure that the container is watertight by inspecting the seals around the doors and windows. Look for any signs of water damage, such as water stains or mild growth, which may indicate leaks. 

Evaluate Flooring Condition: Examine the condition of the container's flooring for any signs of damage, such as cracks, rot, or warping. A sturdy and intact floor is essential for safely storing and transporting goods. 

Consider Previous Use: Inquire about the container's history and previous use to gauge its condition and potential lifespan. Containers used for shipping may have undergone more wear and tear compared to those used for storage. 

Verify Certification and Compliance: Ensure that the container meets industry standards and regulations by verifying its certification and compliance. Look for CSC (Container Safety Convention) plates and other relevant documentation to confirm its suitability for transport. 

Get a Professional Inspection: Consider hiring a professional inspector to thoroughly assess the container's condition and provide an unbiased evaluation. Their expertise can help identify any hidden issues and ensure that you're making a sound investment. 

Negotiate Price Based on Condition: Use your findings from the inspection to negotiate the price based on the container's condition and value. Factor in any necessary repairs or modifications when determining the final cost. 

By following the tips outlined in this guide, you can confidently assess the condition and value of used cargo containers and make informed decisions when purchasing. It is advised to buy a shipping container from reliable container trading companies. 

SLR Shipping is listed among the top container trading companies in Dubai. At SLR Shipping, we understand the importance of quality and reliability when it comes to container solutions. Contact us today to explore our range of cheap used containers for sale and find the perfect fit for your needs. 

[andromedaisfree]

fcg!! buddy!! accidentally deleted this art a while back but i found the screenshots so i’m sharing them!

[fanotastic]

Upgraded Funfetti to her adult tank, which has a better visual display. It's so good to see her out and roaming 😭

[27treks]

only the 2nd time I've been able to get barcus to camp as the first two times my grymforge rescue quest was bugged, is it normal for my man to assert dominance over camp members? idk if he's bugged or what but I love him sm I wish my mc had a tent he could linger at instead 😘

[desperatepleasures]

maybe I'll stop at the thrift store on the way home...my optometrist is inside a target and wandering thru the office supplies section while waiting for my eyes to dilate is giving me Shopping Urge but holy shit everything really is $10 nowadays isn't it

[queen-mabs-revenge]

just realising that so much about me can be explained by the fact that my answer to 'what's the best gift you've ever been given' is

Dremel 4000

[birnensaft]

DO NOT: use tech tree

DO: use inventory

i started looking up automatization stuff for astroneer on youtube and now i get these..