This year I purchased bulk latex foam noodles ("LaNoodles") from CozyPure, plus two high-quality cotton zippered pillowcases with wool batting from another store.
I was already a believer in Talalay latex as a mattress material, which is what my current bed is made of.
I stuffed two queen-sized pillows to almost bursting with the LaNoodles. One I place in between my thighs, and the other is my normal head pillow. They are ridiculously thick but I no longer have knee pain or neck pain and sleep much better.
I have used a variety of wipes to clean and/or dry my lenses over the years. This always left microscratches and damage to the AR coating over time.
Since I switched to the hand method, my lenses are in much better shape:
1) Clean hands with basic bar soap, leave soap suds on hands
2) Lightly rub lenses and frames with soapy fingers, taking care not to apply too much pressure and deposit skin oils
3) Rinse off with hot water
4) Shake glasses dry with both hands (carefully)
5) If tiny water spots bother you, or you can't wait for the remaining droplets to naturally dry, use a lint free glasses wipe to dab (not wipe) them dry
An individual can buy up to $10,000 in Series I bonds from the U.S. Treasury a year. Their current ARR is 7.12%. That rate expires at the end of the month (April 2022).
Actually, $15,000/year -- you can buy an additional $5,000 in paper I-bonds with your federal tax refund, and you can arbitrarily overfund your tax payment to be sure to have $5,000 in refund. The paper bonds can be exchanged for electronic I-bonds through a somewhat annoying process.
