You want to create expansion in one and shrinkage in the other so that you have movement that helps break the seal. Technically you could do one or the other, but it’ll create more net change if you do both.

I could be wrong, but I really believe heating the bowl is the correct answer.

Probably sit the bowl in warm water with ice on the plate. That will increase the pressure inside and aide in the separation.

And to think, Martha Stewart went to prison for something far milder.

On both Windows and Android I go in and remove all of the bloatware and disable all of the tracking. I also turn off all of the various communications ‘features’ that are to let devices talk other devices.

I over-wrote and then deleted my nearly 20 years of posts/comments and then deleted my account.

Mods: I assume you’re going to remove the post, too, then since it also violates rule 2?

Nope

It’s not a meme… it’s a political statement. Learn the difference?

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Report it and move the fuck on… it’s bad enough that I’ve received this ~5 times. I don’t need to see three fucking threads for it every day. Everyone who needs to know, knows.

You don’t smother a fire by giving it oxygen… you’re not helping.

Quit boosting this stupid shit…

I’m pretty sure they including eggs that are part of other things you buy at the store and restaurants such as most bread products, cakes, some custard/ice cream, etc. I know that my two person household doesn’t eat anywhere close to that many eggs, otherwise.

Here’s a better number…

In 2023, there were about 379 million egg-laying hens in the US

In 2023, Americans ate an average of 281.3 eggs per person

The U.S. egg industry produces about 110 billion eggs each year.

There are more than 26 Billion chickens in the world… I’m pretty sure we’re just getting fucked by the corporations, once again.

You might also see if you can find a plumbing community and post as many details as you can… I’m an experienced DIY person who has done a lot hands on and read a lot, but I’m not a plumber so I still have blind-spots.

Sometimes even new(er) valves fail. If you have hard water then that is plenty of time to mess one up. In a best case scenario, you can lookup your make/model of faucet to buy a ‘cartridge’ for it and find the instructions on how to replace that. In more extreme cases / poor designs, you could have to tear into the wall and replace the entire thing.

A lot of showers need a new mixer valve…