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October 31, 2008

Spoke-o-dometer (paul decorative products)

 

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Laurey 1 1/8″ Churchill Round Knob - Satin Brass with Saddle Brown - 12094

Laurey 1 1/8″ Churchill Round Knob - Satin Brass with Saddle Brown - 12094



Country elegant or urban modern This collection melds the warmth richness of genuine leather with elegantly hand-finished castings Made in USA Laurey finishes are designed and tested to withstand corrosion by moisture and salt air When properly maintained Laurey finishes resist abrasion and enhance the luster and exquisite beauty of Laurey products for years All Laurey die cast stamped and solid brass products are protected by triple treatments of long-lasting genuine lacquer which is the only c
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Time Saving Tips For Cleaning Your House

So, you don’t like doing house work. Can’t afford to have someone clean for you? Here are some interesting tips to help you get out of the house, and out doing something you’d rather be doing.

There are certain things that anyone can get by with doing weekly, monthly, and then those jobs that just need to be done every 6 months to a year. These tips will help you cut down on the time you spend each week, and those we can sweep under the rug for a while!

To start off with I try to do something each night, that way I don’t have to spend a day doing just cleaning. It makes it a lot easier and you get your day off to do exactly what you want to do.

There is some way that those little dust bunnies just come back, no matter how hard we try to dust them away. So the first chore is:

Furniture: Dust all hard surfaces.

Floors: vacuum or mop (dust bunnies love all the tile and hardwood that we have in our homes now)

Now those two things can be done while listening to some good tunes or just catching up on some pent up energy.

There is one thing that we must do every day and that is eat. So I like to clean the kitchen while I’m cooking dinner. I spend a few moments doing the following while I wait for the water to boil.

Kitchen sink: Scrub and disinfect

Appliances: wipe down surfaces

Microwave: clean and deodorize

Refrigerator: Clean interior

Okay so now we have the easy stuff out of the way and we get to do the hard stuff! No one and I really don’t know anyone that likes to clean the bathroom. But it’s gotta be done!

Counters: Wipe down and disinfect

Bathtub/shower: Scrub down and clean

Toilet: Scrub (with a toilet brush) and disinfect

And the last of the weekly chores. Change and Launder the sheets.

The Monthly chores may take a little more time to do, but you’ll find that once you get started it is not to much to take on. Maybe even do just one or two a week.

Upholstery: Vacuum

Kitchen Cabinets: Wipe down doors

Stove Burner Grates: Scrub Clean

Waste baskets: Wipe out (I like to keep those grocery bags in my trash cans, they stay much cleaner)

Moldings: Dust

Door and Doorknobs: Wipe down

Ceiling Fans: Dust

Stove Hood: Degrease and clean

Now we are to the more tedious jobs the ones that we all like to put off till we just can’t any longer.These are the chores that should be done every 6 to 12 months:

Oven: Clean ( I have a self cleaning oven, I like to clean it right before Thanksgiving, that way it is clean for that big Turkey!)

Lamp shades: vacuum or wash and clean

Fabric Shades: wash if washable

Cabinets: Empty and clean

Tile Grout: Scrub

Pillows: Launder or dry clean

Condenser Coil on refrigerator: Vacuum

Comforter: Launder or Dry Clean

Curtains: Wash or dry clean

Windows: Wash inside and out

Mattresses: Vacuum and flip

Drapes: Vacuum

Mini Blinds: Wash

I like to try and have the following done every year or 2.

Carpets: Professionally Cleanned

Walls: Wash

Drapes: Professionally clean

Now remember these are just a few guidelines. We all live such busy lives, that even with all of our modern day appliances we just run out of time. And the most important things of our lives is spending more time with our families.Hopefully these tips will help you do more of that.

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Beth Meier is writer and senior administrator for http://AmericasBargainStore.com, which helps to find online bargains.

Omnia Max Steel Pair Dummy Lever - 055PD-MS

Omnia Max Steel Pair Dummy Lever - 055PD-MS



MAX STEEL PAIR DUMMY LEVER - 055 PAIR DUMMY Trim on both sides of door SET INCLUDES PAIR DUMMIES will consist of two 2 surface mounted concealed screw single dummies Max Steel Finish Only Dimensions Projection x Length 2-1/2 in x 4-1/2 in 2 Lever Handles 2 Rosettes All Necessary Mounting Screws and Templates FEATURES Surface - Concealed Screws No screws are exposed in this format One side is factory assembled while one side is left unassembled requiring the installer to achieve proper orientatio
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Monkey Riding Dolphin (soko)

 

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Emtek Patio - Crystal Knobset Options with Ribbon and Reed Rosette - 8157

Emtek Patio - Crystal Knobset Options with Ribbon and Reed Rosette - 8157



EMTEK CRYSTAL KNOBS - RIBBON amp REED ROSETTE WITH CRYSTAL KNOB OPTIONS Crystal Knobs These crystal knobs are reproductions of early American designs Each Knob is hand polished and fitted to a solid brass shank Patio Set Includes Latch and Strike Plate BACKSET options Standard latch is 2-3/8 in or Specify 2-3/4 in Backset REQUIRED Shown with Old Town Amber Knob with Polished Brass Finish Ribbon amp Reed Rosette
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Hardware And Tools

There are many different tools and hardware that can be used in various ways. Some can be used on cars and trucks, and some can be used on machines, furniture, etc. Hardware can be placed on many different products, but the most common is furniture and cabinets. This includes kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors, dressers and many other types of furniture that may be in a home or office.

Many tools are used to build furniture, which can be a very lucrative business for those who have the talent and the desire. In order to build furniture, a person will need tools like router saws, drills, and sanders. Sometimes these tools may require air in order to work, so air compressors are also essential to a furniture builder. Even individuals who work in other industries may need to use the same types of tools. Technicians in a tire shop use tools that run off air, requiring them to utilize an air compressor, as well. For example, the impact wrench comes in handy when they are trying to get the lug nuts off your tire in order to change the tire or get to the brakes. It would be almost impossible for someone to quickly remove the lug nuts from a tire without the use of these convenient tools. It is possible to do it manually with a tool such as a lug wrench, but how could a business be able to run quickly and efficiently without tools that help them save time? There is no way to do this without them, because customers would get tired of waiting and would leave to go elsewhere to have their cars serviced.

Many jobs require individuals to use spray guns. These jobs include: Vehicle painting, wall painting, as well as furniture refinishing and repair. A spray gun is another tool that requires air in order to function. Saws help a person to create the correct dimensions for the furniture, and the drills bore holes into it so if can be properly assembled. Drills are also used to bore holes in order to place the hardware on the furniture. Hardware adds beauty to already attractive furniture. There are numerous types of hardware to choose from, too. The many diverse styles and levels of quality give customers a wide variety of choices. It all depends on how someone wants their project to look, as well as how much money they have budgeted to spend.

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Lanny Hintz writes about Hardware Tools, Knobs and Things coupons and Ace coupons.

Take Your Kitchen to the Country

Tired of the ultra-modern black and white and chrome of your kitchen? Have you gone beyond the desire for sleek minimalism and long for the comfort of a warm and cozy country kitchen? Many of us spend a lot of time in our kitchens, so comfort is right up there with convenience. Here are some ways to create that feeling of warmth in your kitchen.

Let’s start from the bottom up. You may want to cover the existing linoleum with one of the many laminate hardwood floorings that are available at building supply superstores. Snap-and-glue or lock-together flooring pieces are fairly inexpensive, don’t require a sub floor underneath for installation, and are extremely durable — a good move if you have children or pets. Wood comes in many different shades, so pick one that will work well with your choice of cupboards and countertop.

So let’s think about cupboards. Bring home some earth-colored paint swatches and see what strikes your comfort zone. Try an antique olive green, light mocha or honey. Before painting, wash your cupboards clean of grease and grime, then lightly scuff them with sandpaper and wipe down again to remove loose dust. Mix your chosen paint color half and half with glaze. Apply with a 1-4″ paintbrush, then take a rag made from an old cotton t-shirt and lightly rub the painted area with the rag to give an antiqued texture to the cupboards. Paint the trim in a solid color without the glaze to add contrast. When choosing doorknobs, try copper or wrought iron to create an aged look.

Now for the countertop. Buying countertops can be expensive, especially if you require a custom size or have your heart set on granite. One inexpensive way to resurface the countertop is with ceramic tile, which comes in a variety of colors and sizes. 12 x12 is a good size for countertops, or try smaller Mexican tiles with bright colored designs for the backsplash. After you lay the tiles, grout the seams. Charcoal grout seems to compliment most tile and always looks clean. Finish with two-inch wood trim in a color like red oak for added warmth.

Finally, choose a warm color to paint the kitchen walls. Shades of brown — such as desert sand, rice cake, or light coffee — add warmth to the room and don’t compete with the color of the cupboards. If the room is large enough, one wall could be painted with a darker or brighter color.

With all the basics in place, add decorative finishing touches, such as aged copper pots and pans hanging from a rack above the stove to wicker baskets or antique cooking utensils picked up at garage sales. A pottery or glass water pitcher filled with fresh flowers is a lovely addition.

If you have an eat-in kitchen, a wooden hutch or antique baker’s rack is the perfect setting for your aunt’s tea cozy and your collection of cookbooks. Now fill your country kitchen with the aroma of cinnamon buns made from Grandma’s recipe… and enjoy.

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How To Setup A P.A.

Before I explain how to setup a P.A. let me first say that before you buy a P.A. make sure that it is the one you want and when you do buy it make sure that it comes with all the manuals, instructions and warranty. Another thing to note is that if you are buying a second hand P.A. check it out and make sure it works fine, if you are not the person that can really tell if a P.A. is working fine take someone with you that does. You don’t want a P.A. that is dodgy and does not work. Anyway lets get started!

  1. The first thing you want to do is setup your speakers. Place the speakers as far apart a possible within reason at a minimum distance of 4 meters and at a height of about 5 to 6 feet to the audience.
  2. Place the mixer and power amp/power mixer somewhere where it can be reachable by one of the performers. You want to have this close to someone since you may need to change the levels at times during performances.
  3. Next connect the speakers to the power amp/power mixer with the speaker cable. If your speaker cables are jacks or cannons they will plug straight into the speaker and the power amp/power mixer. However if the connectors are speakon connectors than you with have to plug the cable in and than twist it to lock it in.
  4. Next you will want to plug in all your input devices, for most people learning how to setup a P.A. you will just be plugging in microphones and CD players or audio devices. So connect the microphones with microphone cannon leads and connect CD and audio devices with phono leads (maybe phono to phono or phono to jack). If you are connecting instruments, sequencers or effect units use jack leads.
  5. If you are using a power mixer you will not have to do this step. Next connect your mixer to the power amp. The outputs from the mixer will normally be on the back or on the top on the right. Take two jack leads and connect the left out on the mixer to the left input on the power amp and the right output the right input.
  6. Connect the power cords to a power outlet. NOTE: DO NOT SWITCH ON YET. Before switching on check that all volume knobs and sliders are down on the mixer and the power amp/power mixer and that all power switches on the equipment if off too.
  7. Switch the power on at the wall than switch your gear on. If you are running a power amp and mixer switch the mixer on first and than the power amp, when you switch it off do the opposite - power amp off and than mixer off.
  8. NOW YOU ARE READY TO GO
  9. When it comes to switching off switch off the gear first and than switch off at the wall. Make sure that you do not remove, change or unplug any leads or cables while the gear and the wall power is switched on.

Anyway there is a quick and simple guide that can get you up and running with a simple P.A. If you are using a large or complex P.A. than additional things will be required and you should seek professional help from a music store on how to setup and use your P.A.

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Jakob Culver is a professional working musician and founder of the website http://www.musiciansequipment.com/.

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