We've been doing that with diapers, but that's because we get a compostable kind that you can't get in the stores. We basically would set a rate at how often they want to come, and we can manually intervene if we need an extra shipment or if we want to cancel one.Maj wrote:I learned that you can subscribe to toilet paper. Tell Amazon how much you want and how frequently you want it, and Charmin will send the best toilet paper in the world directly to your door. It saves $0.15 a roll. I signed up.
I also learned that my son knows how to navigate YouTube better than I do. I still have no clue how he does it.
We've since stopped now that our daughter is toilet trained, but with our second on the way, we'll probably be starting again in October.
and I asked the boss why we have three separate orders for the same kind of wool for the same person, and apparently it's because the customer wanted the wool for each animal separately. Oh, it's one of those customers who want to separate the wool even though it's all the same type and we could run it all through at once and then divide it into however many parts later on and they'd never know the difference. It's tempting to do this because running separate orders is more of a pain in the ass than combining and then dividing later, but these farmers really really care Betsy's wool isn't contaminated by Jennny's and vice versa, and the boss is guaranteeing the stuff won't get mixed. Even though it's all the same kind of wool. And you can't tell the difference.
