That 110-degree heat basically turns a plastic wheelbarrow into a slow cooker. People forget the SUN is heating it from above while the chemical reaction in the wet concrete cooks it from below. It's a double whammy. I switched to a steel tray wheelbarrow years ago after a similar meltdown. The metal gets hot, sure, but it won't just give up and split open on you.

Oh man, that's the worst. I was reading something about how the air fryer basically blasts all the moisture out if you don't add a little oil barrier first. Your old method was basically my method too, and I got the same complaints. That patting dry step is a total game changer, it lets the skin get crispy instead of steamed. Family can be brutal but at least it led to a better recipe.

Honestly read an article about this, how directors frame shots for big screens and phones just can't do it justice.

Yeah, that grinding noise is a death sentence for blades. I saw a barber on youtube take apart a seized Wahl blade once, and the metal inside was all chewed up. He said once the bearings go, you're basically polishing a turd trying to fix it. You'll spend more on the parts and your time than a new blade costs. Just toss it and save yourself the headache.

Ugh, that's the worst! A light shield is a good idea, but honestly, sometimes you just have to be ready to scrap a whole set of subs and start over.