I used tap water with Neti pot will I be okay

I was living in Kapolei back in the winter of 2005-2006 as a travel nurse... i was only there a few months. T-Spot was like a second home. I got so much Aloha. Brandon and John were great bartenders. I miss them. I love all you folks living in the area. I'm so glad I got to experience your island culture for just a little while.

I hate that the T-Spot is gone.

Where can I go, possibly Sunday, to get a tire repaired? I have a slow leak due to a screw in the tire.

Staying with my mom in the area and bringing my dog with me. Is there any dog friendly places anyone can recommend?

Editing to add on that I can fit my dog in a medium sized bag.

There's a chance my spouse and I will be going to Kapolei for a week in January. We are looking for things to do that are....

• affordable/free
• accessible by the bus system
• primarily outdoors (we are still observing COVID19 precautions and wear masks indoors)
• not over-the-top touristy
• locally loved/suggested
• queer friendly (since it's worth noting that in our current political climate)

We would love to see as much of Oahu as possible and maybe even other islands! The only caveat is that we will not be renting a car so we need activities that are reasonable to get to with TheBus. We are not picky eaters, we love art, hiking, kayaking, and sight-seeing.