Coffee Break: Kitchen Appliance Sliders

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smooth sticky buttons to put on the bottom of appliances to help them slide

Over at CorporetteMoms we have a category for the morning posts — “make my life easier.” And this is one of those things that definitely has made my life easier recently, so even though it's a bit unusual for a coffee break, I'm going to recommend it here. These are little stickers that you put on the bottom of appliances so you can push and pull them out easier.

I put them on the bottom of our air fryer and our Ninja ice cream maker, but not our air popper because it looked like it would be hard to avoid the vents and hey, it's an air popper so it's lightweight. I'm pondering putting them in the bottom of our coffee maker and electric kettle, too. For all of these things I try to pull them way out so they're not letting off steam directly underneath a cabinet, and then push them back against the wall when they're done… it is early days with these little sliders but they're doing exactly what I wanted them to do, and were very easy to apply.

Recommend! They're under $10 at Amazon.

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  1. I’m short-term bloated for Reasons and have a beach trip coming up. Recs for decent swimwear at an inexpensive (let’s say less than $50-$60 per suit) price point that aren’t Lands End, which makes me feel like a total frump at every fitness level?

    I’m in my 40s, looking for either tankinis or one-pieces that accommodate a long torso.

    1. oh, and as far as style – this is for lounging, walking, and floating around, not beach volleyball or exercise swimming. Style tends to be more classic & clean lines, not sporty, ruffly, flowery.

    2. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0DN5Z9J91/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_5?smid=A2L3W8KH96G54S&th=1&psc=1

      Not sure this is what you are looking for, but I bought this swim suit at the beginning of last summer and it is still going strong. I like the shorts because they cover the top of my thighs but they are not long like board shorts. They feel like just a bit more coverage than a regular bottom. This is a tankini so easy to go to the bathroom. The top stays in place and has ample coverage.

    3. I have several swimsuits from Miraclesuit and Skinny Dippers by Miraclesuit from postmark at the price point. I can’t speak on a long torso, but they have many different styles.

    4. A bit over your budget but Freya. Great support which just cuts down on my overall feelings of frump. Otherwise, I’m a fan of just buying mismatched options from Target in prints I like and calling it a day. Same thing I did from Old Navy as a teenager, it just now has underwire.

  2. I do not understand how someone can consistently misspell my name when it’s in every email and every signature. They just messaged me on Teams and they still misspelled it. My name is right there!

    1. Not an excuse although perhaps it will provide a giggle: no matter how many times and ways I have tried to prevent this, my autocorrect changes my own typed-in name to a completely unrelated non-name word. Think Shelly becomes Gelled.

    2. I have had clients who misspelled my name for decades, and that’s easier to take. You’re paying me? You can spell my name any way you like. Co-workers need to get it right.