hnycrk- NOW we're talkin! So, I get photobucket on my phone and also gardenweb onto the phone as an app? I think if I can get the basic idea down I can go to BB and they have a Samsung guy there all the time. We're also going to take an I-pad class, so I can do it from my new I-pad mini. Getting closer rhizo-the one that still (or again) lives with us knows the basics (texting, facebook, photos etc). The other one I don't see much and is always busy when she's around!

chemocurl, As I've posted before, it's a Windows function. You can tile any open programs as shown in the illustration above. It doesn't have to be only FF. The illustration above shows windows tiled vertically (side-by-side for Windows Vista). The other was is tiled horizontally (stacked for Windows Vista). If you have two windows (or more) open, you can simply right click on the Windows Taskbar, and select what option you want to use. Terry

Hey Kevin! You are not wrong! I do have VERY sensitive skin with multiple allergy issues, eczema, and rosacea. The tiniest bit of detergent left on my clothes, or even worse towels, leaves me looking like a cooked lobster and feeling like my skin is several sizes too small. I tried a FLer, wanted one for years because I had heard so much about how much better they clean than TLers. So I bought a Bosch Nexxt. To make a very long story short, it did not work at all for me. From the perspective of skin irritation, it was horrible! I had to use 3 or 4 rinses on most loads, and 5 rinses on towels and bedding. (At that point my skin issues were just a bit of tightness and itching, another rinse or two per load might have eliminated that but it was already taking close to 2 hours per load of laundry!) I was using All Free and Clear HE detergent which I still use (and Highly recommend) and even though there was no hint of suds in the washer, the detergent just was not rinsing out. I exchanged it for the Cabrio HE and I love it! It is the best washer I have ever owned. It washes great and rinses even better than my old TLer which used a lot more water! My Cabrio HE is in my laundry room on the first floor over a full finished basement and there are no problems at all with vibrations (can't say the same for the Bosch, but that is another story). Oh yes, the sanitize cycle did nothing to help with my eczema, but I suppose that could depend on what your daughters triggers are. Some of my triggers (also for my other problems) include detergents, sulfates, citric acid, floral and herbal botanicals, fragrances, dyes, mold, chlorine... you get the idea. : ) Basically I wear gloves to touch any cleaning supplies, use the All Free and Clear HE detergent (which rinses better than the regular All Free and Clear by the way, and you can use it in a regular TLer), try to use all natural cleaning products that are less irritating, and use shampoo and conditioner specially formulated for people with chemical and fragrance sensitivities. Nothing that is used in our house has any added fragrance, natural or synthetic, that has greatly helped me. I too recommend Lowes for your purchase, they were wonderful! The Cabrio is actually the 3rd washer I tried, and they were happy to help with both exchanges and refund the difference both times. They never charge a restocking fee either. Good Luck! Sorry this is soooo long winded! Joanne

Amd111~ For what it's worth, I have a Maytag Epic set. They are stackable also & did require a kit... Just remember if you have to take the feet off the dryer to put them in a safe place!... Anyway, I originally had mine stacked & it didn't seem to cause any problems; no extra noise, vibration, etc... Also, we live in a mobile home, and there was no problem w/ the weight at all, I was also paranoid about this to begin with. Just recently, I unstacked mine to create hanging space in my laundry room, remember the "tip" above? I lost 1 of my dryer feet & DH had to rig up boards of the perfect height to go under my dryer so it was the same height as my washer! About the venting situation... Why couldn't you buy a longer dryer vent, possibly the expandable periscope vents, and maybe even a longer dryer cord if necessary to put the machines like they're supposed to be? I had to rearrange my laundry room from the way it's supposed to be set up b/c of the depth of my machines, I just bought a longer dryer cord, a periscope vent (these also let you push the dryer further back), and longer washer hoses... All of this stuff is readily available online. Anyway, that's just a thought, good luck! Mc_Hudd