I agree; not as efficient is a good way to put it. Chrome & Firefox do it so much better with everything; even saving favorites. I tried safari & found it very slow; so FF was the 1st to go in. I then added Chrome & am broken hearted they won't support my version OS any more. I have 2 FB profiles so I use one in FF & 1 in chrome. They both open different groups of pages when I open them. The only time I use Safari is when I'm on the 3rd FB profile for my community. I have to make sure to click the apple icon to end the program after I close it or it will continue to use memory.

southernsticher, the Never MT is basically a long tube with a one way valve on it that attaches from the soap dispenser to a large bottle of soap (dish soap or hand soap.) It takes the place of the plastic soap reservoir that comes with the dispenser. The soap lasts a lot longer between changes and changing is easier since bottles are just swapped out instead of having to pour soap from one container to another. In my case I just have one dispenser at each sink and these dispensers are hooked into my hand soap bottles with the Never MT (tube.) The Never MT comes with different fittings for different size soap bottle mouths. Our soap dispensers were purchased separately from the faucets and don't tie into the faucet in any way. I have a pull down faucet with a single lever handle. We had 2 holes cut---one for the faucet and one for the soap dispenser. Some people do have 2 dispensers--for hand and dish soaps. Our dispenser isn't long enough to reach the plastic tub I put in our single bowl sink for washing dishes. I wouldn't want a long nozzle sticking that far out into my sink because I would probably keep knocking into it with large fry pans and stock pots. Since I only use dish soap approx. once a day, it's not a problem storing it under the sink. Here is a link that might be useful: Never MT

"I would replace the double-throw in the first box with a regular single throw for the light, fan, what have you. Using the red wire on that switch for your device, wire nut the remaining black to the supply black in the first box for the outlet you are installing in the second box. Now at the second box wire nut that red to supply your light to the black that feeds it from the old Common terminal of the old three-way switch and use the remaining black that was supplying one of the L terminals, now will be hot full time from the first box, to supply the terminals of the outlet going in the second box." This will certainly work with only one drawback, you will not have a two switch setup anymore. Remember, you replaced the first 3 way switch with a regular on-off switch.

Isn't it unbelievable that that many people looked at it, and no one checked to see whether it was plugged in? We had a similar issue with our Subzero freezer that wasn't making ice. We got the run around, then were told that the freezer was missing a piece. When the repair person showed up, it turned out that the "piece" we were missing was water. No one had hooked it up to the water line. Duh!