Shark navigator pro... I bought one today
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Comments (20)I wouldn't worry if you can't find that violet fertilizer. Though a few people swear by it, I do not recommend it at all. Its 5-50-18 formula has around 30 times more phosphorus than most plants can use, which just unnecessarily increases the mineral concentration in the soil. The goal should be to provide what the plant will use, and nothing more. Any fertilizer with an N:P:K ratio near 3:1:2 would be a good choice. I really like Dyna-Gro's Foliage Pro 9-3-6, but there are plenty of other good choices as well. Miracle Gro's all purpose plant foods (24-8-16 or 12-4-8 depending on solid or liquid) fit the bill. Even a common 10-10-10 formula will work if that's the best you can find. I would just try to avoid extreme formulas like the 5-50-18 mentioned above....See MoreBought my lyre coffee table today - revisiting layout
Comments (47)Thanks squirrel. That is more of less how I had the sofa before. I agree it does not need to be centered. The rule of thumb I've always followed is to either center or put off center to make it look intentional. I'll try playing with the chairs and drum tables. In that pic they are both on the sofa side, though I've been playing around with a few different arrangements. I'm going to leave in about 1 hour for the painting--hope it looks as good IRL as your photoshopped version. Need to know, though, about the console/demilune table as that lady is having a garage sale (and it's kindof on the way), yey or nay..... Not sure if you saw my other thread about art placement and botancial prints I started yesterday. I could really use some help there--about how to display and group the prints since it looks like I'm going to have to go to some expense to frame, I want to do it right....See MoreVacuum Cleaner Recommendations
Comments (9)There's been a few threads started about vacuum cleaners. I bought the Shark navigator lift away pro about 2years ago I guess and still think that it's the best vacuum available. Shark has come out with a few new models which are probably about the same. My cleaning lady has used about every kind of vacuum cleaner made and she tells me every time she comes how much she loves my vacuum. She is saving money to buy one just like it for herself. You can find it at bed bath and beyond and use their 20% coupon, Walmart also has a good price on them but the ones at Walmart have slightly different contents in the box. I got mine at Walmart. It comes with a separate attachment for smooth floors too. We are extremely happy with it and would definitely buy it again and I have highly recommended it to several people. Many of them here and many bought it too....See MoreSharp Navigator Vacuum
Comments (3)you must have missed the threads on it here but if you do a search for Shark Navigator lift away Pro on this forum you will find many of them. I have that model and it is with out a doubt the best vacuum I have ever had and I still own a Kirby and a Kenmore but the Shark is pretty amazing. If you want more real reviews there are a lot on amazon Shark Navigator Lift-Away Professional Vacuum the Pro model has a much bigger debris container and this thing will fill it up, it picks up so much more than any of my other ones. you ask about corners this one has the lift off canister so you can use the wand to get corners or high, difficult places. I got mine at walmart for $189 but you can get a Bed Bath and Beyond 20% off coupon and get it there for less. Navigator...See More- 14 years ago
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