Thank you and I'm so happy to hear what I wrote helped. Husserl is a struggle. I learned from trying to explain his ideas to my students over the years the best way to frame what he does. The key is to get Husserl's unnecessary complexity out of the way and focus on how his phenomenology uncovers our everyday life. I do think this aspect of sedimentation is the core of his thought. It has SO many implications to human perception and knowledge that I am continually shocked at how few philosophers have taken up his idea.