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You ought to be fine on the wattage -- a chandelier with over 250W would be overkill in pretty much any bathroom. I'd be more worried about the weight. If you're using one of those bulb-to-pendan...
Not sure if that was a misprint, or that the compound characteristic "energy efficient and repair free" changes the claculation, but bottom-freezer models are, in general, slightly more efficint th...
I kept looking for mimeographed copies of the Unabomber manifesto on his bookshelf.
That said, I really did like it (even if it does look a bit like urban camping). Yes, there could b...
Those are pretty bathrooms, I think. But my god, but can you guys fix the slideshows? It's been months since you started this new design, and it's even worse than the old java applet. They are t...
Normally, I really like the FSBOs that get featured on AT. But what, exactly, makes this one a stand-out worthy of AT (over the dozens, if not hundreds, of other FSBOs currently ont he market in N...
I't's definitely not just the midwest. I've seen it in Chicago, but also in Boston. And I think it happens a fair amount in some of the outer boroughs of NYC. I definitely understand how one mig...
Yeah, mischief7 - $60 a year, or $5 a month. Or about half a pound of decent coffee beans per month. I'm guessing the authors of this list don't actually drink coffee. Also, if you're comparing ...
ut0piaseeker - Good point about top-down shade options, but the photo above sure looks like the honeycombs Soye already has are the top-down variety.
I've had this problem in two diffe...
Yes, it seems slightly ironic that this post appears so close to the "How to Evacuate Your Home" posting earlier today. The reason for having doors swing into bedrooms is so that they can be block...
There's that ceiling fan again! (I sent in a question a couple months ago, wondering about who makes that particular ceiling fan. I still haven't figured it out.) Does anyone know who makes that...
Hey, this is great advice on the DIY version (since many of us -- and I do actually mean the plural "us" -- probably don't want to spring for $600 to have a professional redo our entire tubs).
A practical question -- ANyone know who makes that ceiling fan (not the range vent contraption, which I think it also interesting, but rather, the spare, wooden, ceiling fan in the bedroom)?
From the story posted, it doesn't sound like the shopkeeper would sell it to A., either. So, if a retailer is not actually willing to sell things at, you know, retail , what exactly are they...
Oh, come one Colleen! You have to post some pics of the bathroom, too! If I recall correctly, the baths in that hotel were pretty spiffy, with about a Parthenon's worth of marble in a relatively ...
Latest Comments...
You ought to be fine on the wattage -- a chandelier with over 250W would be overkill in pretty much any bathroom. I'd be more worried about the weight. If you're using one of those bulb-to-pendan...
Not sure if that was a misprint, or that the compound characteristic "energy efficient and repair free" changes the claculation, but bottom-freezer models are, in general, slightly more efficint th...
I kept looking for mimeographed copies of the Unabomber manifesto on his bookshelf. That said, I really did like it (even if it does look a bit like urban camping). Yes, there could b...
Those are pretty bathrooms, I think. But my god, but can you guys fix the slideshows? It's been months since you started this new design, and it's even worse than the old java applet. They are t...
I second Jackie - can AT start making these clickable?
Normally, I really like the FSBOs that get featured on AT. But what, exactly, makes this one a stand-out worthy of AT (over the dozens, if not hundreds, of other FSBOs currently ont he market in N...
I't's definitely not just the midwest. I've seen it in Chicago, but also in Boston. And I think it happens a fair amount in some of the outer boroughs of NYC. I definitely understand how one mig...
Yeah, mischief7 - $60 a year, or $5 a month. Or about half a pound of decent coffee beans per month. I'm guessing the authors of this list don't actually drink coffee. Also, if you're comparing ...
ut0piaseeker - Good point about top-down shade options, but the photo above sure looks like the honeycombs Soye already has are the top-down variety. I've had this problem in two diffe...
Sorry, that should read, "the reason ... is so that they *cannot* be blocked closed ..."
Yes, it seems slightly ironic that this post appears so close to the "How to Evacuate Your Home" posting earlier today. The reason for having doors swing into bedrooms is so that they can be block...
There's that ceiling fan again! (I sent in a question a couple months ago, wondering about who makes that particular ceiling fan. I still haven't figured it out.) Does anyone know who makes that...
Hey, this is great advice on the DIY version (since many of us -- and I do actually mean the plural "us" -- probably don't want to spring for $600 to have a professional redo our entire tubs).
Since they're truck springs (and, as you can see, they are very thick), I'm guessing they barely budge when someone sits on them.
Yeah. I can buy little blade condoms to make my ugly ceiling fan look even more heinous? Awesome. Way to go, Skymall.
There are some more photos at the NY Times web site: http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2008/08/21/gard...
A practical question -- ANyone know who makes that ceiling fan (not the range vent contraption, which I think it also interesting, but rather, the spare, wooden, ceiling fan in the bedroom)?
From the story posted, it doesn't sound like the shopkeeper would sell it to A., either. So, if a retailer is not actually willing to sell things at, you know, retail , what exactly are they...
Oh, come one Colleen! You have to post some pics of the bathroom, too! If I recall correctly, the baths in that hotel were pretty spiffy, with about a Parthenon's worth of marble in a relatively ...
You could cannibalize an Ikea wardrobe with glass doors (like the Pax one here: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S49850396