Thanks again for the earlier help on parts etc. New question re. a Rion GH46 Hobby Gardener (8' width, two doors): Would appreciate info on the approximate clearance between the top corner of the door and the base of the top hinge with the door resting on the bottom hinge. Without having seen one assembled, I would guess it at about 1/8", so the door could swell a little & still swing freely. Am I anywhere in the ballpark?

When I read this article last week, sadly, it came as not much of a surprise to me. Just about a month ago, I happened to really read the ingredients on a shampoo I had purchased, and realized that it wasn't quite as "natural" as the label touted it to be. (And this was something other than 1,4-dioxane) At that point, I went on a pretty intensive internet search for shampoo that was truly organic... and was quite disappointed in my search. Many brands that I had seen previously, and thought were organic, were not completely so. And the one or two that I found were outrageously priced. The next day, I happened to drive to a natural foods store and was browsing in their health and beauty aids section. I ended up in a discussion with a very helpful employee, and we debated whether it was better to buy the $2 bottle of a popular non-organic brand, since after all, we're not really getting organic stuff anyway, or to pay the $8 a bottle for the shampoo that has fewer chemical ingredients, but still is not completely organic. (Buying the $14 "certified organic" shampoo is completely out of the question for me at this point!) Her take was that it was better to buy the "more" organic/natural shampoo because it was a step in the right direction, and that since it had fewer chemicals it was better for us and the environment. While I saw her point and agreed with it to an extent, it angers me that many companies charge and receive $8 or more a bottle and have customers who think they are getting an organic shampoo. So IMO, continuing to buy their product is rewarding them for something they are not doing, and to a point rewarding them for hoodwinking consumers. It's quite discouraging. I cut corners to spend the $$$ on items that are supposedly natural and organic, etc., both in foods as well as personal care products and cleaning products also. It costs a lot of money to buy with your conscience, and so many people are trying to, and sometimes it makes you wonder why you bother. Sorry to vent. Actually, duluth, this was one reason why I didn't post to this thread earlier. I'm kind of discouraged and didn't want to be a downer to everyone, lol! I guess we've just got to really read labels and educate ourselves on what those labels really say. :) Dee

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Get an admin to help if you really think both are 'you'. If you have an account on Houzz and on GW with the same name and email ( and password) then you should be able to change your Houzz name to your old GW name by going into your account at the upper right of the home page. A lot of people don't recall their passwords for Houzz so that could be the problem. But you can reinstate your account if you remember your email you set up the account with.