More and more new robot hoovers are coming with small dust bags instead of a simple container, as is the case with Dyson, for example. But why? A container can be emptied and cleaned easily, whereas with the bags you have to keep buying more. Is this really more practical, more hygienic or just a means of generating additional sales?
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Today I received 3 pieces of Nvme memory for servers from Digitec, which were only sent in a C5 envelope (paper, unpadded). Has anyone else had the experience that Digitec does not pack SSD, Ram, Nvme and other expensive goods correctly? I have never experienced this with Brack and Amazon. Even from China, the chips are always correctly padded.
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I am looking for an adapter for camera bayonet EF to lens bayonet RF
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Hello Galaxus Team I ordered a product last week (quite sturdy and made of wood). This was delivered in a huge cardboard box, which was filled with over 120 bubble cushions. The plastic waste was out of proportion to the product I ordered for 45 CHF. Surely there are more environmentally friendly packaging or filling materials? Kind regards
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I asked a question about this weeks ago, but never got an answer. Let's see if there is more going on here: My problem. I've been using Oral B electric toothbrushes for years. But they all suffer in the same place: The toothbrush is good and cleans thoroughly. But the rechargeable battery is a disaster. On the one hand, the runtime is much lower than stated, On the other hand, the batteries break down far too quickly. And there are no replacement batteries - which means throwing them away after a maximum of 18 months. I find it tragic that such expensive devices have to be thrown away after so little time because of the battery. And my toothbrushes cost between 170 and 240 francs. Oral B is uneconomical and unecological. QUESTION: Does anyone know of an electric toothbrush that has a battery life of more than 2 years? Or replaceable batteries? I'm looking forward to hearing your answers, thank you.
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