when we moved, i placed layers of thick cardboard on the grass, soaked it down, covered it w/about 12-15" of compost and shredded leaves, wet this down and dug my plants right in. it's been 6 years, and i have a great garden. just make sure your compost is deep enough to put your rootballs in; if you have to, you can make it deeper, or dig thru the soil below. remember, it w/shrink down some, so make sure it's deep enough. good luck

There have been reports of damage to finish on faucets and handles. Tub/shower must be clean before using, as product can not be expected to clean scum and mineral buildup. The product is not intended to take the place of a weekly cleaning. Cost of refills versus a bottle of daily shower mist should be considered. A squeegie or chamois in shower to wipe down when through bathing is an effective way to minimize scum and mineral buildup and mold/mildew.

blocking sp3 does not in anyway block any other updates so do not worry about that. Minnie what has you confused? did you not know sp3 had been installed on your pc? It went out through auto updates as stated in the original post. susanjn be very very happy do a little dance and rejoice you are one of the lucky ones that is all I can say. (or you have not noticed yet the effects) The horrors others have experienced are quite true and quite numerous and still happening. Anyone doing the install with out first disabling all other programs and most especially any type of security programs including AV, firewall etc can definitely expect problems. Best way to do it still is to go to the actual sp3 download site and download the full sp3 update version(NOT from windows updates), then turn off every thing on the pc or best start in safe mode and try to install. If you have IE7 you better uninstall it prior to putting on sp3 as specified in the instructions listed in an above post. I still don't have it don't plan on getting it.

My husband and I just had a 21x42 mountain lake shaped pool installed and need to purchase an automatic/robot pool cleaner. The installer recommends the Dirt Devil - but that's because that's the only brand he sells. I can't find a place where all the major brands (Polaris, Dirt Devil, etc) are compared and reviewed. So, I am hoping Garden Web can help us out. Any advice or personal experience you can share would be greatly appreciated.