Best products from r/Albuquerque
We found 30 comments on r/Albuquerque discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 86 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.
1. Hard Water Wand Pumice Stone Toilet Bowl Cleaner, Toilet Wand, Pumice Cleaning Stone with Long Handle, Hard Water Stain Remover, Toilet Bowl Ring Remover
- Natural, Chemical-free Cleaning - Remove stubborn stains like magic with our Pumice Stone Toilet Scrubber. This toilet cleaner brush is made from real volcanic pumice stone for cleaning tubs, sinks, and toilets without using harsh chemicals.
- Removes Stain with Ease - Trust our toilet bowl cleaner for hassle-free stain removal. The scratch-free toilet pumice stone with handle and cleaner eliminates blemishes while protecting your toilet from damage.
- For All Types of Stains - This shower cleaner brush gets rid of markings from hard water, calcium, lime, and rust. Get that better-than-new bathroom look with our tub scrubber with long handle.
- Not Just for Toilets - A multipurpose water spot remover, this toilet bowl wand can also be used to take away rust from hard-to-reach corners and porcelain sinks and tubs.
- Functional Bathroom Scrubber with Long Handle - With a 12in extended handle, our marble stain remover keeps your hands clean as you scrub.
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2. Piercing Needles,New Star Tattoo 5PCS 22G Gauge IV Catheter Needles Kit Piercing for IV Start Kits
1.INCLUDING:5pcs 22g Gauge Piercing Needle2.PACKING:IV Catheter Needle is Individual Wrapped & pre-sterile with E.O. ga3.ATTENTION:Do not Attempt to Reinsert a Partially or Completely withdrawn Catheter Piercing Needles4.USE:Piercing Needle Easy to Operate,Strict Control Before Sending Out5.SIZE:22G...
3. Medline DYND74261 IV Start Kits with Chloraprep (Pack of 100)
HPIS classification: 511_170_0_0Latex freeUNSPSC code: 42272005
4. Reining in the Rio Grande: People, Land, and Water
- Lightweight, super compact folding stool for outdoor events, camping, hiking, fishing, and traveling
- Foldable Stool: Lightweight but durable, this portable stool provides a quick and easy way to take a load off just about anywhere; Super-compact camp stool is perfect for outdoor events, hiking, fishing, and traveling
- Includes carry bag with closure strap, buckle and carabiner
- Quality Construction: Constructed from sturdy powder-coated steel, this collapsible stool supports up to 250 pounds and includes a patented anti-splay reinforcement panel for added leg strength
- Light enough to be comfortably transported hung from a belt loop
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5. Nashone Wireless Temperature Controller,Electric Thermostat with Remote Control Built in Temp Sensor 3 Prong Plug LCD Display Heating Cooling Mode(wirelss thermostat)
Remote Control : ON/OFF don't need to press button, just control by setting temperature . Communication range is 40 meters in open area .Smart Temperature Measurement: the remote control detect surrounding temperature automatically, the plug can control heating or cooling equipment from setting targ...
6. 36-inch x 1000-feet Brown General Purpose Masking Paper
- Best for water-based materials: plaster, drywall texture, latex
- Dimensions: 36" x 1000'
- Color: Brown
- Can be used with most hand-masking devices
- Can be used with most hand-masking devices
- Protects surfaces from paint drips and overspray
- Rolls are 36-Inches by 1000-feet
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7. C-Line Transparency Film for Inkjet Printers, Clear, 8.5 x 11 Inches, 20 Sheets per Box (60937)
- Crystal clear inkjet transparency film
- 8-1/2 x 11 inch film
- Film specially coated on print side for maximum printer ink adhesion
- Removable tape sensing strip on top edge of each sheet
- Load film in printer to print on side without tape
- 20 sheets of transparency film per box
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8. El Pinto Red Chile Sauce, Medium, 16 Ounce (Pack of 6)
Ships in Amazon Certified Frustration-Free PackagingMedium red Chile sauce uses hand-picked and sun-dried chilies for the best quality possibleGreat on tacos, burritos and nachos
9. Garcia's New Mexico Kitchen Red Chile Sauce and Roasted Green Chile Sauce 2 Pack
Garcia's Kitchen has been serving fresh, authentic New Mexican cuisine at their Albuquerque restaurant locations since 1975. Even when you can't travel to Albuquerque, you can enjoy these delicious New Mexico chile sauces in your own home!Garcia's sauces are made with chile peppers grown in world-fa...
10. Work Sharp Knife & Tool Sharpener Ken Onion Edition
ADJUSTABLE SHARPENING GUIDE - produce precise edge bevels from 15° to 30°. motor- 120Vac/1.5 amp. Duty cycle-1 hr ContinuousVARIABLE SPEED MOTOR - handle every sharpening task, from grinding to honing. More power with improved cooling & the option of slow speed honing or high speed grindingPREMIUM...
11. 60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Albuquerque: Including Santa Fe, Mount Taylor, and San Lorenzo Canyon
12. Kidde 468193 KL-2S Two-Story Fire Escape Ladder with Anti-Slip Rungs, 13-Foot
- Easy to use fire ladder - attaches quickly to most common windows
- Flame resistant, durable and sturdy, foldable ladder
- Strong and durable fire safety ladder tested to 1,000 pounds
- Tangle free design fast and easy to deploy in an emergency with anti-slip rungs
- No assembly or tools are required; 5-year warranty
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13. Da Fruta Concentrate, Passion Fruit, 16.9-Ounce Plastic Bottles (Pack of 6)
100% JuiceMakes 1 gallon of juiceuse the sweetener of your choice
14. Rexing V1P 2.4" LCD FHD 1080p 170 Degree Wide Angle Dual Channel Wi-Fi Dashboard Camera Recorder Car Dash Cam with Rear Camera, Supercapacitor, G-Sensor, WDR, Loop Recording, Mobile App
- Discreet design: signature low-profile design allows the v1p to be a well-hidden witness to the road.
- Dual-channel recording: record from two separate perspectives by connecting the included discreet rear camera to the front camera.
- Full-hd recording: front camera captures full-hd 1080p video @ 30fps. wide dynamic range allows the camera to perform optimally in any lighting situation by adjusting the exposure to create balanced images and footage.
- LOOP RECORDING: When the storage limit is reached on the memory card, new recordings will automatically overwrite oldest recordings. Supports UHS-I Class 10 or higher MicroSD cards (up to 256GB).
- Accident auto-detection (g-sensor): when the built-in gravity sensor detects a collision, the current video is locked, ensuring important footage is kept protected. locked video will be kept safe from being overwritten.
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15. ZyXEL Q1000Z VDSL2 Modem & Wireless Router
- VDSL Modem Compatible with Centurylink
- 4 Ethernet Ports, 1 USB Port, 1 Phone Port, 1 VDSL Line Port
- Built In Wireless Router - No Need for Additional Devices
- Features Firewall and Network Address Translations (NAT) for Your Security
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16. Jacob Bromwell Marshall Rotary Ricer (Silver Cone)
- Handcrafted with Pride in the U.S.A.
- Use it to make mashed potatoes, purees and soups, grape juice, apple sauce, or your own baby food. Jacob Bromwell would be glad you did!
- Finished in a stainless steel frame, you can order your ricer with either a gold or silver perforated cone – just like in the early days of America.
- Stand is designed to hook on to a saucepan or bowl to catch the sauce.
- Made with authentic materials, just like it was nearly 200 years ago. America's frontiersmen wouldn't have it any other way, and neither should you!
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17. Dunham Men's Douglas, Black, 10.5 4E US
Bike-toe oxford with blind-eyelet lacing and double-stitched seamsLightly padded collarRemovable insole with EVA cup and ABZORB
18. ENERLITES Programmable Digital Timer Switch for Lights, Fans, Motors, 7-Day 18 ON/OFF Timer Settings, Single Pole, Neutral Wire Required, UL Listed, HET01-C, White
- Programming Convenience: Set schedules to control your indoor and outdoor lights, fans, sprinklers, and motors to turn on and off automatically at the present time.
- 18 Timer Options - Create 18 different on/off timer settings and let HET01-C wall timer do the rest. Timer cover can be pressed to manually turn lights on and off.
- Backup Battery: In case of power outage, the built in Ni-MH battery secures preprogrammed timer settings. RCL feature can be used to recall your last setting.
- Energy Savings & Safety: Get a return on your investment by reducing energy consumption for lights left on longer than needed. Protect your home with the random mode feature when away at work or on vacation
- Easy Installation: Fits into any standard electrical 1-gang wall box. NEURAL WIRE REQUIRED. Single Pole only. Resistive 15A/1800W, Voltage 120VAC, 60Hz, Tungsten 1200W, Fan motor: 1/2HP. 1-Year , UL/CUL Listed. Wall Plate is not included.
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19. Safety Works 818066 Hard Hat, White
Adjust the size quickly and easilyNylon crown suspension straps fit comfortablyLightweight and balanced for all day wearMeets ANSI specifications for a Type 1 helmet
20. Dynarex Sharps Container - Biohazard Multiple-Use Needle Disposable - Puncture Resistant - One Handed Use - 2 Gallon
CONTAINERS for used medical needles and other sharp medical instruments, and includes a Permanent Locking feature for disposal.INCLUDES a Slide Lid which is designed so needles can be dropped in the container without touching the outside.COMMONLY used by EMS personel; in hospitals, nursing homes, cl...
Because this is rising and will be seen a bit, I’ll add more info so you can see this with your own eyes. It is much more beautiful in real life (this is a crappy cell phone image). It’s really sad how few people use this trail.
Parking for the trail is here: Elena Gallegos Open Space
7100 Tramway Boulevard Northeast, Albuquerque, NM 87122 https://goo.gl/maps/mibey2hPHG2Mfxep8 . It is open until 9PM and they charge $2 to park (or $30 for a year if you use it a lot, like I do). It is almost never crowded, even on weekends and most of the few cars in the lots are bicyclists using nearby trails. There is no cycling or bicycles on the Pino Trail itself outside of the EG recreation area, which is nice.
This is a great trail for beginners to use to grow stronger. Just bring plenty of water and take breaks when needed. I’m 70 lb overweight and was able to reach the crest after walking the trail a couple times per week for a couple months to build my strength and endurance. It takes me about 1.5 hours to reach the spot where the photo was taken, but a thin young fit person could likely reach it in an hour. If I were to walk to the photo location and back down, I would carry at least 1/2 gallon of water, but if you’re more fit and faster you can likely carry less. I’ve seen very-fit trail runners this far and even higher not carry any water, but that is nuts.
The views in every direction are spectacular on every inch of the trail, beginning the moment you step out of the car. The city, the mountains, the foothills, all of it is breathtaking and it changes constantly as you climb higher on the trail. Even the trees and flowers and other vegetation change frequently.
From the car, you walk about 0.75mi in desert area and there are quite a few cyclists depending on the trail you park near, but everyone is polite and shares the space well. After you reach the east edge of the EG area 0.75mi from the car, cycling is forbidden. All the trails in the EG parking area lead to the Pino Trail Cibola national forest area if you just keep going east (toward the mountain). There are lots of signs. In this area, and for the next 0.75 mi into the national forest area you are pretty exposed to the sun (few opportunities for shade). Don’t forget sunscreen and insect repellant and wear a hat. After you are about 1.5 miles from the car there are many more trees, you will be in shade about half the time for the next couple miles. This hike isn’t too bad even when it is very hot as long as you bring plenty of water and rest when you feel tired. When I started, I had to rest every 0.2 miles or so, but it doesn’t take long to get strong if you go often. I can go at a slow walking pace for a couple miles after some practice. No matter how far you go, the views never disappoint, and the next time you return you are a little bit stronger and go a little farther. Before long, you find yourself staring through oak bushes onto the plains east of the Sandias (the top of the trail at the crest is just under five miles from the parking area).
I’m pretty new in town and I have been learning about local outdoor hikes from this book: “60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Albuquerque.” I know there are many more than 60 great hikes just in the city limits, but this book does a great job rating trails for difficulty and contains plenty of detail and maps and the author is obviously in love with hiking in the city. His enthusiasm is contagious. I keep a copy of that book on my phone ($10 for Kindle edition). I tried using a few apps to find trail info, but the reviews and ratings in this real book are better. I like the gps maps in the apps, but I like the “60 Hikes” book better as a guide.
I'm going to approach this from a personal safety perspective. I'm unsure if you are looking for personal safety tips or a more grand view of what can be done as a community to improve safety. But I strongly believe everyone needs to take a personal responsibility for their own safety.
Remember, it's not the job of the police to prevent crime, it's their job to respond to crime. When seconds count and your life is potentially on the line, the police are minutes away. It's up to you to be proactive about your safety and have the means and ability to defend yourself.
My husband has made me several crazy delicious batches of passionfruit beers. He used this:
http://www.amazon.com/Concentrate-Passion-16-9-Ounce-Plastic-Bottles/dp/B004746V26?ie=UTF8&keywords=da%20fruta&qid=1465427487&ref_=sr_1_1_a_it&sr=8-1
Prime shipping is free - if you don't have it you likely know someone who does. Worth it to ask around. If you can't find anyone I'll order it for you - PM me.
He also used frozen Goya puree, which we used to be able to get at El Mezquite Market on San Pedro and Central, but has been scarce for a while now. We tried Pro's Ranch Market (now called Los Altos Ranch Market) too, but it's been a while since we looked.
But Goya does make a great puree, if you can find it. Best bet is probably a Hispanic market - we didn't try them all, and like I said, it's been a while.
Hope you can find some and that your saison turns out wonderfully - there is nothing better than a good passionfruit beer!
edit: there is also this one - http://www.davinehawaii.com/product/passion-fruit-puree-3-bottles/ $45 plus $15 shipping. never tried it but i'm going to get some!
Paying $100 to Centurylink for their modem partially defeats the purpose especially since there are cheaper options available.
They are making a lot of money off of people by charging rental fees. At $15 a month for rental fee you basically pay $100 for your modem in 6 months. Every month you retain service after that is pure profit for centurylink. (Well probably way before that, these modems probably only cost them a couple dollars since they order them in bulk from china.)
Too be clear your suggestion is good, but I just don't feel giving Centurylink more money for attempting to screw people is a good idea since there are cheaper options available.
Here's an example of a used one that's only $50.
tl;dr Scour the internet for VDSL2 modems and profit. Maybe Centyurylink will start providing DSL modems for free like Verizon does.
That's pretty much in the ballpark, but chile is pretty variable by location. I would suggest buying chile from San Antonio, NM, Socorro, NM, or Hatch, NM...if it isn't one of those places, the chile probably won't be good.
If you know what you are getting into, there are some good places in Albuquerque, but you kind of have to know what you are looking for.
As a side note, do you have a ricer and a spare blender? You'll need that to sauce up the red chile.
Also, get some green (get it roasted and pealed), chop it up and add some garlic powder and bam...instant awesome.
SAS or Kohls....
Also, consider Amazon if you know your size well enough - I bought some shoes from Amazon (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B007BL5F6A/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_iO1mDb0N76CBW) that were <$100 and really, really comfortable and a great fit.
Hey,
I would recommend using this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D1CX83A
Works perfectly and is chemical-free. Worked like a charm for me. =)
Good advice, but a few more addendums I would leave:
for the outside lights. You can adjust them to turn on/off at random times based on day of week, or just at dawn/dusk.
>This isn't something you'd want some amateur attempting as it is definitely something that needs professional guidance to do well and most importantly CLEANLY AND SAFELY.
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MILLIONS of people stick needles in their arms EVERY SINGLE DAY.. whether it be for insulin or heroin.
nobody receives special training to use an epipen. stick in leg it about all there is to it.
you could probably learn from a hospital because they need to teach caregivers so nurses don't have to come over every day to inject meds.
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it doesn't sound like they're really concerned about getting it wrong.. take some notes.. maybe.. if you forget.
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https://medlineplus.gov/ency/patientinstructions/000660.htm
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there are plenty if DIY recipes for drip hydration.
https://driphydration.com/blog/how-to-make-a-diy-hangover-prevention-kit/
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and you get IV bags on amazon a hundred at a time.
https://smile.amazon.com/Medline-DYND74261-Start-Kits-Chloraprep/dp/B004GC2LTQ/
needles are separate
https://smile.amazon.com/Piercing-Needles-Tattoo-Gauge-Catheter/dp/B01H3PKH34
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Drip bar: Should you get an IV on demand?
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/drip-bar-should-you-get-an-iv-on-demand-2018092814899
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NFL guys just drink pedialyte.
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Abbott Taps Odell Beckham Jr. To Promote Pedialyte For Adults
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenhausen/2019/09/06/abbott-labs-signs-odell-beckham-jr-to-promote-pedialyte-for-adults/#2f040f0a7845
They aren't exactly for erosion control, flood protection, advancing amphibious armies or catching debris - but tangentially they kind of are. The main goal of the jetty jack project was river channelization and bank protection.
The Rio Grande comes out of the mountains north of here and spreads out into the relatively flat area of Albuquerque as it finds its way down to Las Cruces. This loss of gradient means that the river loses velocity/energy and drops its sediment. With its sediment load kind of in its own way, the river continuously has to meander widely back and forth across the valley to move south.
In the early days of settlement, the valley was swampy because of this meandering pattern of the river. The floods would come through and if your fields were in the path of the new floodplain, well, you were flooded. And if you were on the banks and the river happened to scour out your fields, well that just sucks.
So to address some of these issues (in addition with projects by the MRGCD and other flood control agencies), the 'Kellner Jack' system was put in place to tack the river down. Tacking the river down is key here -- they wanted to reign in the river and get it to conform to a more predictable pattern. These jacks were installed by the hundreds of thousands at key locations to slow the water enough so that it would drop sediment and bury the jack field, bringing the banks closer together. With this, there was no more meandering and the river would run a relatively straight shot through the middle valley, protecting lands on the banks for agriculture, and improving the routing efficiency of floods.
These were massively effective at channelization and I *think the reason we have a bosque there today, although there has been a slough of unintended consequences. Kathy Grassel wrote a really good paper on them (linked below) that goes into more detail on the history and possibility of removal and restoration activities. Also is the book, Reining in the Rio Grande, another good source of info on the broader topic of the Rio
Kathy Grassel's paper
https://www.fws.gov/bhg/Literature/Jetty%20Jacks%20pub%20version.pdf
Reigning in the Rio Grande
https://www.amazon.com/Reining-Rio-Grande-People-Water/dp/0826349439
My area is up two 4-6 hour wait times for assault and about 30 minute - 1 hour wait times for armed robbery.
Useful skills/Tips for Public Safety.
Feel free to add to this list. :)
You'll laugh and I am FULLY AWARE this is not professional, but on the off chance you just meant really sharp knives this has been almost irreplaceable for me for the last few years Work Sharp WSKTS-KO Knife and Tool Sharpener Ken Onion Edition https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EJ9CQKA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_PkoyzbPZV48QA can do teeny knives all the way up to shovels! Really great buy in my opinion.
Red Chile is easy, you can get it from Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MXKNQHP/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Rl00BbRVQKRSB
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CEWVE0M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jn00BbSEX0FZ0
I use this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EJ9CQKA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_PkoyzbPZV48QA
Followed by some stropping on my belt. Wickedly sharp.
Otherwise, Precison Sharpening FTW.