I strongly dislike the kitchen/dining room thing. I must be the last person in the US that like a formal dining room...
The rest of the house is stunning and clean looking.
For those of us incapable of swinging a hammer in a straight line, I suggest plaster.
For simple electrical work, I suggest one of those simple light up circuit testers and maybe a gr...
No it doesn't. You weren't far enough away. All modern key fobs except the very high end operate at around 300 MHz. This is neither audible, nor able to be picked up by a cell phone or any other mi...
Well, if the mark up on furniture wasn't as obscene as it is, we would buy higher quality items. I have read that it is 200% to 60% on average. That's crazy. In my industry, we are happy to compete...
Since most of my family is in the medical field, I find this thing 'cute', but I wouldn't want it in my home.
It kind of falls into the 'clever' decorating items that I enjoy looking a...
That room was featured in the magazine back in June 2008. Quote from the designer:
"How on earth did you manage to find that carved latticework for the cabinets in the Moroccan room?
Um... WHERE can I find the FrankenDucky???
posted by lydia242 on May 29th 2009 at 2:56pm
That would be the out of production Duckenstein from Rubba Ducks. They can be foun...
I found a couple that said they burned through 538 gallons of kerosene (heating oil) in one year with a medium sized one.
At current NY prices, that's about $1480 a year to run one of ...
I would definitely take a pass on this home unless the price is just too good to say no.
Budget AT LEAST $12 - $20K to replace this furnace and possibly all the duct work. We are talki...
Just a quick glance at the room, but it doesn't look acoustically sound for a surround sound set up. The racks on the sidewalls, the curved set up of the speakers, the proportions of the room (the ...
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I strongly dislike the kitchen/dining room thing. I must be the last person in the US that like a formal dining room... The rest of the house is stunning and clean looking.
That mustard chair looks exactly like the one that came with my dorm at Purdue... weird.
For those of us incapable of swinging a hammer in a straight line, I suggest plaster. For simple electrical work, I suggest one of those simple light up circuit testers and maybe a gr...
I know they are expensive, but I highly recommend using this lock on all doors (including and especially from the garage): http://www.th...
No it doesn't. You weren't far enough away. All modern key fobs except the very high end operate at around 300 MHz. This is neither audible, nor able to be picked up by a cell phone or any other mi...
Ugh... I miss Chicago so much right now.
My cats would love this...
Well, if the mark up on furniture wasn't as obscene as it is, we would buy higher quality items. I have read that it is 200% to 60% on average. That's crazy. In my industry, we are happy to compete...
Looks like the perfect size, shape, and height to be a TV stand and stereo cabinet.
Add me to the list of "wants one!"
Step one: put away anything stain-able and spread out sheets of plastic everywhere. Step two: get a cat There is no step three.
Since most of my family is in the medical field, I find this thing 'cute', but I wouldn't want it in my home. It kind of falls into the 'clever' decorating items that I enjoy looking a...
That room was featured in the magazine back in June 2008. Quote from the designer: "How on earth did you manage to find that carved latticework for the cabinets in the Moroccan room?
Um... WHERE can I find the FrankenDucky??? posted by lydia242 on May 29th 2009 at 2:56pm That would be the out of production Duckenstein from Rubba Ducks. They can be foun...
Wow, AGA says the electric one uses 273kwh of electricity a week. That's 25 times more than a standard range. I'll stick to BlueStar: http://w...
I found a couple that said they burned through 538 gallons of kerosene (heating oil) in one year with a medium sized one. At current NY prices, that's about $1480 a year to run one of ...
I would definitely take a pass on this home unless the price is just too good to say no. Budget AT LEAST $12 - $20K to replace this furnace and possibly all the duct work. We are talki...
Just a quick glance at the room, but it doesn't look acoustically sound for a surround sound set up. The racks on the sidewalls, the curved set up of the speakers, the proportions of the room (the ...
Well... dang. It says 50 sq m which is 538 sq ft. It really doesn't seem that small!
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