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Hand-washing laundry in the sink or bathtub (or a bucket) is doable, at least for smaller things. I would not recommend it for things like bed sheets, they are too big and the water won’t be hot enough. Get a pair of plastic or rubber gloves, your ordinary detergent (or wool-safe detergent for wool and silk), hot tap water and knead/swish around each item. Then empty the water, fill with new water and repeat without detergent a few times until the bubbles are gone. Squeeze and hang to dry over something the water can drip on (bathtub for example) or outdoors.

Or it will make it worse.

I think the spawners are placed after houses are built.

She looks unhappy that the tree has fallen.

Based on your comments and the lankiness of her build in those pictures I’m going to guess 5-6 months old.

My cat is a picky eater but she loves the frozen thawed pinkie mice usually sold for reptiles.

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“I will be back!”

I just use my breath to blow forcefully at the cat’s face. Only works at close range of course. Indeed I have a cat that never minded getting wet, so water sprays don’t have any effect.

With my cats the belly rub appreciation came with age. At 2 years old it was all playful teeth and claws, but after 8 years or so it is 100% belly rubs and cuddles.

Isn’t that the default? I’ve never seen a bathroom door open into the bathroom.

The fluffed up fur on the back makes me think the cat might be in some pain/discomfort. We had a cat with FORL who had severe tooth pain, she often looked like that when she wasn’t feeling well. Cats are really good at hiding pain so it took us a while to understand.

This cat might be just fine though, I don’t know the context of the picture.

Snakes do have bodies as well as tails, it’s just not very apparent. The “body” part is comparatively long, while the tail is quite short. Cephalopods, however, are literally named “head-feet”.

They do have mosquitos.

Also be prepared to let the walk take 5 minutes or less if the cat doesn’t feel like it. Or if they find it too scary (but might want to try again a little while later).

What is the halo made of? Dust?

In my opinion, that’s just another benefit.

My cat is less scared of the robot vacuum than regular vacuums. Possibly because it is small and moves in a predictable pattern?