Hi Jaybirdy, I redid my trade list yesterday,and I had all my plants listed in a row up and down like you suggested.Then when I submitted it, it changed to the way it is now.I don't know what special trick is needed to have it come out top to bottom. hmmm...often it helps if you delete your history and empty your cache. In Windows XP I go Start All Programs Accessories System Tools Disk Clean-up...and let it run, and then check all the boxes that have anything in them and hit OK. Then try updating your trade list again. I still haven't figured out how to list my journal and favorite forums either. Actually things added to a journal are actually pics that have been uploaded to Hortiplex. Hortiplex is for adding pics, comments or ratings of specific cultivars. HortiPlex: How to Add Comments and/or Images HortiPlex: Help Page It all seems rather complicated to me, but I hope to maybe upload a couple of pics sometime later this winter. As far as your Favorite Forums on your Member Page, you should be able to set them with the Drop Down box and then just hit submit. Maybe after you do the disk clean-up described above, you can get those set up too. When I sent you an email,it was from a different address than the one I have linked on my home page.I hope that's not the reason you don't want to send anything at this time. No, that wasn't the reason, but it is best to always use just one GW email address, the one you have set up with Garden Web. If I end up with numerous addresses for a member, I usually just send any email correspondence to all addresses, just to be sure they are received. My reason was that I only had one offer on that post and because I will be making other offers...maybe with the same stipulations, and maybe with fewer or even more stipulations. Be awatchin! Oh...if you just cannot get your list and forums set up, drop me an email and I'll see if I can get them set up for you. I often can, when members have problems. I'm not sure why it will work for me when it won't work for them. Sue

I'm currently using double glazing implemented using corrugated roofing polycarbonate on the outside and commercial shrinkwrap on the inside. The PC should make the vinyl shrinkwrap last many years, and I can add more layers if this proves insufficient. It is much clearer than multiwall PC. Oh, and it costs me less than a dollar a m^2 for each extra layer.

Adhesive bubbles are completely improper isntallation. No good isntaller wil lleave a glued resilient job with bubbles in the floor. If they wont roll out, then the floor was not rolled properly to allow adhesive transfer from the floor to the backing. It may be able to be repaired depending on the problem causing it. it the floor was rolled properly, then they may be able to roll the bubble down if it is a small bubble. if it wasnt rolled properly and there is no adhesive transfer, then they will have to inject adhesive into it and roll it until its down. they might be able to poke a hole in it with a needle or scriber pin and let out the air, then roll it flat. if they poke it to let the air out or inject adhesive make sure they seal where they poked/opened it with approved manufaturer seam sealer (all seam sealers arent alike so make sure they use the one from your resilient manufacturer) or you will have trouble later in the life of the floor as moisture gradually seeps in over time, plus it will get discolored and dirty over time if it isnt sealed. if they fit the area too tight and this has caused the bubbles, then removal and reinstallation may be required. lastly, if after the repair you notice the repaired area or see anything other than a perfect brand new floor, make them completely reisntall a NEW PIECE of resilient flooring. You arent paying for a hack job.

there should be no bubbles. The finisher messed up! There may have been bubbles in the poly to start with (from shaking the can) or he may have introduced bubbles when he applied it. It dried before the bubbles had a chance to work themselves out. Make him get rid of the bubbles!