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i mounted a wine crate in my bathroom
after seeing this post
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/boston/projects/wine-crate-shelving-for-bathroom-storage-144080

i put a shelf in the middle using some wood from a 2nd crate

the only one that i think would match it's price for value would be the industrial floor fan for $47.

preventing buffetting is not a good enough reason to pay the premium for a dyson (especially when it's so ugly)

it's probably much healthier if this is a last resort. there are lots of really really good reasons to move out if possible.

I used a door as a buffet table in the kitchen for about a year.

The copper content in brass still makes brass prone to oxidation. It just happens slower in brass.

This page showing a very similar table seems to indicate it is brass. http://www.amazingpartythemes.com/props/brass%20objects.htm

$59 + $15 shipping. wow.

Dirt can also contain tetanus bacteria, which can cause other symptoms to the nervous system besides activating serotonin.

The most environmentally friendly thing to do would be to switch to a bidet for most uses of toilet paper.

I'm not sure I see that happening a lot in America though.

it's not considered a waste if there is practical reasons for the choices and no unused material. i've seen some tp individually wrapped in paper, but i'm not sure it could be sturdy enough to hold several rolls w/o basically being cardboard. you could sell them unwrapped, but i don't think many people will buy dirty tp.

As a note, incandescent light bulbs are one of the most energy inefficient devices you can buy. If you buy a bunch of them, they will definitely put a hit on your energy bill.

You could get the curled fluorescents, but they definitely don't have the same allure or light output.