Micro-BTD (less than $100)

We've decided to switch from depending on high MERV furnace filters to using a whole house air purifier. Found a large H14 unit on Amazon for $159. With two discount offers, the price came down to $83!
 
We've decided to switch from depending on high MERV furnace filters to using a whole house air purifier. Found a large H14 unit on Amazon for $159. With two discount offers, the price came down to $83!
Airflow-wise, I'm hesitant to use the highest-MERV filters in an older system built for when the simple blue fiberglass filters were the norm.
 
I am replacing several of my surge protector powers strips with models than include USB-A and USB-C ports, to increase the availability of USB ports throughout our home. These will also have more space between the outlets to accommodate larger adapter sizes. It will be under <$100 total, purely for convenience purposes :) .
 
Finally got some lumber racks for the garage. So nice to organize things and get it out of way.

Also replaced the 6 years old flusher valve that came with the toilet...
 
Finally got some lumber racks for the garage. So nice to organize things and get it out of way.

Also replaced the 6 years old flusher valve that came with the toilet...
Hoping the flapper does not go bad. Don't know how old it is.
 
I am replacing several of my surge protector powers strips with models than include USB-A and USB-C ports, to increase the availability of USB ports throughout our home. These will also have more space between the outlets to accommodate larger adapter sizes. It will be under <$100 total, purely for convenience purposes :) .
I bought a bunch of the USB-A to USB-C adaptors and stuck them in various chargers that have USB-A ports. I still live in a mixed world, but for the last year I have refused to buy anything whose charge port is not USB-C.
 
I bought a bunch of the USB-A to USB-C adaptors and stuck them in various chargers that have USB-A ports. I still live in a mixed world, but for the last year I have refused to buy anything whose charge port is not USB-C.
I did that a couple of years ago when our household tipped from 1/3 USB-C phones to 2/3. Then, a year ago I bought a bunch of Monoprice USB-A to USB-C cords with braided nylon sheathing and replaced most of our charging cords, in the cars and in my travel bag. All together the two purchases were probably under $100 total!
 
I saw a newly used car that might be worth purchasing, but at a remote Carmax location. I decided to BTD for $99 to ship it to the local Carmax for a test drive.
 
I saw a newly used car that might be worth purchasing, but at a remote Carmax location. I decided to BTD for $99 to ship it to the local Carmax for a test drive.
Interesting. I'm thinking about doing the exact same thing from Carmax and the fee is $99. Hope you're not getting my vehicle!:)
 
Interesting. I'm thinking about doing the exact same thing from Carmax and the fee is $99. Hope you're not getting my vehicle!:)
😂 If you are not looking at a Highlander, then you are safe. :)
 
Speaking of Costco, I was there Thursday and they had one of the Lego botanical sets for $45. I did a quick check on Lego website and list price is $60, and Legos rarely go on sale, so I bought it. I have one that's a fall theme and it was fun to put together, so now I'll have a springy one as well. I'm putting it together a little at a time to spread out the fun!
 
I saw a newly used car that might be worth purchasing, but at a remote Carmax location. I decided to BTD for $99 to ship it to the local Carmax for a test drive.
Car is finally in the local Carmax and ready for me to test drive. We will see tomorrow if this mini-BTD turns into a major BTD :cool: . Any details will be in the Blow That Dough! thread...
 
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