I've run out of window space. Wish I knew hot to set up artificial lights. I've been looking at set ups with T5 bulbs, but they only come in 5,000K. Can't find the set up with 6,500K bulbs

Alex I have a similar rack mounted above my washer and love it. Mine looks a bit flimsier but works great for scarves, lingerie and dressier clothes that can't go in the dryer. It's very handy to tuck the rack away when you are done with it. When I lived in Ontario I always line-dried cloth diapers and heavier items like floor mats and pet bedding. Bedding, towels and clothes got too stiff for me and I also couldn't handle the allergens. Now I'm in Alberta and it's way too dusty and dry to hang anything outside. I am definitely noticing more and dirtier laundry with my kids playing outside in warmer weather though, grass, dirt, pollen and sunscreen are the stains I see the most but Persil does well on all of them. The bottle of Cheer I am using up doesn't cut it for kids clothes so I save it for bedding and towels.

We have a 6 qt Nuwave and love it. My favorite thing to make in it are steaks, believe it or not. They are like they are grilled on a gas grill (nothing as good as charcoal) and easy to have done to your perfect inside temp. As our grill season is very short here, I love being able to have steak the other 9 months out of the year without having to clean splatters all over the stove. My kids love fried ravioli and you can do homemade easily in the air fryer. Thaw frozen ravioli and bread with egg and breadcrumbs/parm and spritz with oil and cook in the AF until crispy. Wings are great in the AF too without the mess and babysitting of deep frying. I have a large Breville toaster oven with convection and a range with convection and the way an air fryer works is much different. The air speed is much greater which crisps things faster without over cooking. In fact, if you make burgers in one and toss on a slice of cheese without something on top to hold it down, the cheese will fly off the burger before it melts.

Pea, oh wow nice! They color up well for you and look productive. Mine only ever become yellowish green. I thought it was because I needed more frequent cool nights to get that bright orange coloring that most people are accustomed to. Carolb, maybe it's you that I'm thinking of then. I saw a large pomelo tree in an alleyway here that was loaded with fruit recently and only the calamondins I see around look fine. They may have come up from seed though. The seed grown citrus in my yard look comparatively healthy from the cloned/grafted varieties that I have.