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Wood look tile, trendy or budding classic?
Posted by Annette Holbrook Basements
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worthyUpdated Any vinyl flooring directly applied to a basement concrete floor is a questionable idea, according to building scientists--no matter how much pooh poohed by your neighbourhood building supply outlet. That's because, unless the und...
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Anyone know where to find this fabric??
Posted by Melissa Home Decorating
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MelissaUpdated Wow! Thank you SO much 4boys2!!
Pre-stain wood conditioner?
Posted by Melissa Woodworking
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lazy_gardensUpdated The pre-stain conditioner is very thin varnish (shellac, whatever, just really dilute_ - the more absorbent parts of the boards soak up more of it, then you (typically) sand lightly and stain. The absorbent stuff stays slightly se...
Does Mizuna often do this?
Posted by sunnibel7 Md 7 Vegetable Gardening
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Marissa StanfieldUpdated Mine did this too! I planted green and purple mizuna. Only the green looks like this, but it almost all of mine, not just one plant. Any ideas?
What is your opinion
Posted by sdornhecker Kitchens
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cpartistUpdated That price is good since it includes installation in your neck of the woods for custom.
how do you deal with short lives of animals
Posted by reinaequina Pets
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kashka_katUpdated My old kitty lived to 22 .... and trust me, that too seemed way too short. It was so painful to say goodbye - we knew each other so well and had been thru so much.
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Stain on pine tongue and groove wall
Posted by apeters14 Woodworking
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lazy_gardensUpdated " I used a baking soda paste to remove it" Something the "chemical-free cleners" promoters don't like to admit is that on the wrong surface, the "mild" cleaners are damaging. Maybe in a non-toxic way...
Something is eating my Scuppernongs
Posted by zzackey Fruit & Orchards
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tim45z10Updated I ha to put up an electric fence to keep the possums off of my grapes.
darker than provincial? dark walnut or mix with provincial?
Posted by Navy Momma Woodworking
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lazy_gardensUpdated Pick several stains close to the color you think you want, based on the color cards. Ignore the names, just look at the colors. Make a test swatch of each one, including the finish layers, on a sample of the wood you will be usin...
Need prize ideas
Posted by matml Entertaining
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sushipup1Updated Well, this particular forum is pretty quiet, You might try a general interest busy forum like The Kitchen Table.
How much time do you spend researching your projects? - X- Post
Posted by jpmom Home Decorating
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nosoccermomUpdated The weird thing is that sometimes I know EXACTLY what I want, and despite the huge range of choices, once you look at it, it's all pretty much the same that's out there. We've been trying for ages to find a very firm sofa that pro...
Reuse Canning Lids?
Posted by bellamart Harvest
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digdirt2Updated You'll have to post the link to the studies that analyze the success rate of used lids compared with new. "I have to..."? No. They are readily available to anyone interested in learning in the USDA publications on the to...
edible ginger
Posted by ObiaMan Edible Landscape
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shane11Updated I am not certain what type ginger you have but I can tell you that Hedychium coronarium (butterfly ginger) rhizomes and its hybrids such as 'pink flame' (and many others) are edible. I cannot discern much if any difference between...
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Do we need upper cabinets?
Posted by DC Reno Kitchens
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nosoccermomUpdated My tall husband (well above 6') hates to get anything out of lower cabs. His ideal kitchen would have everything above waist height.
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KAW - Favorite Winter Dinner?
Posted by nightowl Kitchens
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nosoccermomUpdated goulash with lots and lots of finely diced onions that caramelize. And then you can make the left overs into stew or beef bourguignon. Possible additions/combinations thereof: carrots, peas, celery, shallots, mushrooms, peppers, g...
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pineapple I picked this morning...in Indiana...in January
Posted by sandy0225 Bromeliads
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Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7AUpdated sandy -- great work! I suppose the size of the pot and plant have something to do with the size of the fruit? Mine usually only turn out about soft-ball size!
Arizona sweet oranges very acidic this year
Posted by gardenmom Citrus
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Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7AUpdated Where do you live exactly?
variegated christmas cactus
Posted by marquest Cacti & Succulents
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nomen_nudumUpdated Could the variegation be due to a mineral deficiency? No and not always Variegation is a natural mutation that occurs as a result of the growing conditions VIA lighting soil ect... If you consider that any plant in mutation as a n...
Do exhaust hood vents have two dampers?
Posted by 12crumbles Appliances
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kasekiUpdated Where a hood and its external vent are widely separated, and particularly when the duct passes through spaces at different temperature than the kitchen, a damper at each end is preferable. Else hot or cold drafts may backflow in ...
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Red berries (2 plants)
Posted by mattp321 Name That Plant!
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RugbyHukrUpdated Here is a link to a book I loved when I lived in West Virginia.
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