A shower drain hair catcher and some air freshener can also help address some issues
Dear Lisi: I’m in first year university, living in a dorm, in a room by myself, with a shared bathroom. My washroom partner is a nice girl, shy and quiet. There are two problems: one, she is very hairy with long, curly black hair. It falls out a lot in the shower and clogs the drain, and there are also strands every time I go in. It’s gross!
For the shower, teach her that every time she gets out, she needs to grab a piece of tissue and wipe the hairs off the walls and floor of the shower. And reach into the drain and grab what she can. I also suggest purchasing a shower drain hair catcher. They run from $1 up to $25 from my quick research.
Dear Lisi: I grew up without really celebrating any holidays. My parents claimed they were agnostic, but I think my mom was just lazy, and my dad was a grinch. They were miserable. As a result, as soon as I moved out on my own, I started celebrating everything with a vengeance. I have since collected a multitude of knick-knacks for every holiday. And I still love to decorate my home accordingly and celebrate with culture specific food, entertainment and traditions.
That’s where your compromise comes in. You’ll need to look at all the holidays on your roster and let go of some. I can’t give you a number because I don’t know how many you currently engage in. And perhaps put out half your decorations instead of all.
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