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Notebook Computers & Chromebooks Are Light & Thin & Really Short On Inputs! This Can Solve That Problem.

Strange as it seems, I have great WiFi in my Gizneyland studio, but zero WiFi in my apartment, even though they are back to back. Between the two apartments are bathrooms & small in kitchens and I would have expected WiFi to travel that far, but it doesn’t. There is however a hardwired connection between the two apartments. I asked Leo how to get WiFi using the wired connection in my back apartment and he said buy a TP-Link Access Point. I bought the TP-Link Wireless Access Point TL-WA901N | 2.4Ghz N450 model. The company says: Designed to establish or expand a scalable high-speed wireless N network or to connect an Ethernet-enabled device such as a game console, digital media adapter, printer, or network-attached storage device to a wireless network. Supports Client, Multi-SSID, Range Extender, and AP operation modes to enable various wireless applications. It’s also able to be powered using an Ethernet cable to simultaneously send data and electricity, up to 30 meters (100 feet) of flexible deployment with included Power over Ethernet Injector. Easily setup a WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK encrypted secure connection at a push of the WPS button. — Okay, most of this I don’t understand, but basically I plugged it in and it worked.

But since I only had a single Ethernet wire going into my apartment, t I also had to add a splitter.

I bought the TP-Link TL-SG105 | 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Splitter. The single wire from my Gizneyland studio goes into that and then a wire from the splitter goes to the new access point. It works fine and now I WiFi everywhere! Thank you, Leo!

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And this the splitter: TP-Link TL-SG105 | 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Splitter.

It was under $16.00 when I bought time and I don’t think I’ve seen ratings this high before on Amazon: 4.8 out of 5 stars from almost 64,000 reviewers!

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We played a quickie What The Heck Is on this week’s show and surprising it wasn’t guessed as quickly as I thought.

The gadget is the Joseph Joseph Can-Do Compact Can Opener. And it is a compact can opener with unique, circular shape that does make it look like a kitchen timer as some peole guessed. What is really about it is space-saving design. Instead of having a big, clunky can opener in a drawer this takes up a tiny bit of space being only 2.6” X 2” X 2”. Chad remarked how easy this would be to drop into a backpack for a camping trip.

The opener automatically grips can edge as you start to twist the know. The knob is big and the device has places to grasp it tightly. As you twist it cuts easily through the can lid. Then there’s an Easy-Press lid-release button that drops the lid from the opener. It cuts the whole lid off and you should exercise caution with the opened can. But I did not find a sharp edge on the can I opened. It should be easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth. When I bought mine it was justs $7.99 on Amazon. (Be aware another seller had it for $27.00)

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This is what you should like with reflected light from beyond when using Safety Skin.

Here’s the company says about it: Safety Skin Reflective Skin Spread is the first reflective product designed to be applied directly on your skin, allowing you to experience unmatched comfort, fashion, and performance in visibility enhancement. Safety Skin is suitable for use in low light, inclement weather, varying terrain, and in warm climates where excess garments create discomfort. Made of seven natural ingredients, Safety Skin features no billowing (won’t slow you down) and is fully sweat resistant. To use, twist up product and firmly swipe back and forth on skin. Product appears light grey in color, reflecting upon light. Test until desired reflectiveness is reached. Safety Skin will not come off with excessive sweat, high heat, or external weather conditions. It removes best with a wet wipe or lathered with soap and water.

And Chad’s take: Chad said it seems to do it says. Watch this week’s show to see Chad use it on various parts of his body. He also says when he just rinsed his skin, Safety Skin stayed on which is good because it means it can be sweat and rain resistant. Chad thought at $19.95 was on the expensive size and be aware that the tube you get seems way smaller than it does on Amazon. (You’ll see the actual size on this week’s show.)

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Our email is from Ben Omaha, Nebraska. Ben has submitted warehouse videos before. This time he tells us about a new Bluetooth Speaker with LED lighting! And it’s from one of our favorite places to shop.

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